AI-Driven Continuous Learning in Leadership

Giles Lindsay
5 min readFeb 8, 2024
Person with books in digital art style for education day
Person with books in digital art style for education day

Introduction

Rapid technological advances create a pressing need for organisations to continually upskill talent. Yet only 10% make learning a priority. Why this gap when 87% of employees say professional growth opportunities strongly influence job satisfaction?

Barriers like limited budgets, unclear skill strategies and ineffective methods impede learning. But for digitally-driven firms, AI presents a timely solution — automating everything from quarterly assessments to personalised recommendations at scale.

This post explores how Technology Leaders can spearhead continuous learning innovations. As overseers of expanding AI systems, tech leaders are ideally positioned to integrate them into capability building. We’ll uncover leading strategies and examples of revolutionising workplace education through automation.

The Competitive Imperative for Continuous Learning

As AI, automation and digitisation reshape industries, in-demand skills are evolving faster. The World Economic Forum predicts that over half of employees will require reskilling by 2025 as emerging roles outweigh declining ones.

Lifelong learning is now essential for both individual and organisational resilience. Firms that support regular…

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Giles Lindsay
Giles Lindsay

Written by Giles Lindsay

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