#ai-learning

#ai-learning

Luis Bautista, 82, is "learning to speak to AI." He's studying prompt engineering strategies online, reading about the companies accepted into Y Combinator, and watching AI videos on YouTube. "When I turned 80, I asked myself, 'How do I want to finish?'" Bautista said. "The first answer that came to my mind was, 'I want to finish strong.' Then I need to learn AI."

Cindy Tan, managing director at Meta, emphasizes that traditional degrees are just the minimum requirement for tech jobs, stating, "The traditional setup of education, where you get a degree, is table stakes." She argues for the importance of micro-credentials and hands-on learning experiences.

Study Mode incorporates hints, Socratic-style questioning, and knowledge checks that adapt to a user's skill level, promoting active learning and comprehension.

AI tools revolutionize professional development by offering cost-effective, up-to-date learning options that refine skills needed for high-income jobs across various fields.

Learning at work is evolving. As roles become more complex and skills gaps widen, organisations need smarter ways to develop their people.