Using AI to Support Corporate Training Facilitators

AI (Artificial Intelligence) can support facilitators by improving preparation, insight, and follow-through, but it cannot replace human judgment, presence, or adaptability in live learning. Used well, AI reduces friction. Used poorly, it reduces trust and weakens engagement.

Why This Matters

AI adoption pressure is rising, especially in cost- and efficiency-driven environments. In live learning, the risk is substituting automation for connection.

Organizations that use AI responsibly define boundaries, train facilitators to use AI as a support layer, and protect the human work that makes facilitation effective.

What This Requires

  • Clear boundaries for AI use — Define where AI adds value and where it cannot.
  • Facilitator enablement — Train facilitators to use AI without outsourcing judgment.
  • Ethical and experience considerations — Evaluate AI through the lens of learner trust and engagement.
  • Alignment with facilitation standards — Ensure AI supports, rather than undermines, expectations for interaction and outcomes.

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