From skills erosion to complex resilience: How AI will transform L&D

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How will AI disrupt the skills and development landscape? Professor Tom Calvard of the University of Edinburgh Business School examines the latest academic research, highlighting key insights for L&D professionals. From the realities of complex systems to the potential demise of human skills, this analysis explores what the future holds – and how to prepare for it.

How AI helps learning professionals push into untapped spaces

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AI finally allows us to push into spaces we kept talking about in learning and development but couldn’t quite do yet. Here, Lior Locher and Liz Naylor, senior learning consultants at NIIT, outline the role of AI in better performance support, simpler operations and personalisation at scale.

Four key trends for L&D in 2025

How will L&D be at the heart of organisational success in 2025? Here, Elliot Gowans of Access Learning explores four key trends set to define the L&D space in 2025 and how organisations can leverage these insights to empower their people.

How AI is changing your brain

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How does repeated AI use influence your brain’s functionality? Stella Collins, CLO of Stellar Labs, shares neuroscientific insights, alongside strategies to maintain mental agility in an AI-driven world.

Three learning and development trends for 2025

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How will the world of learning evolve in 2025? Continuing the TrainingZone tradition, Robin Hoyle embarks on his yearly effort to predict the learning and development trends for the coming year.

How to avoid wasting money on AI

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The majority of AI-powered learning solutions that you can buy today will leave you facing the same old problems: low takeup and questionable returns on your investment. Here’s how to avoid making that mistake.