

Beyond the Hype: How to Get Learning Tech & AI Right (& Why We Often Don't)
🎙️In June, we are hosting Christopher Lind, one of the boldest voices in Learning and Technology!
He has hosted hundreds of talks with learning technology & platform providers, and led large-scale L&D initiatives across diverse organizations.
🗨️ Some of his candid, unfiltered tech takes are:
“Rush in ‘AI-first’ without shared mindsets, trust, and a clear why, and you’ll end up with shiny tools nobody uses.”
“The most powerful learning doesn't happen during Zoom sessions but in the gaps between formal training.”
“AI isn't a replacement for human judgment in learning design but a tool to scale what good designers already know.”
What the session will cover:
Examples of large scale tech-based skilling and how to manage scale with depth
When and why does AI integration go wrong, and how to make it work
Promising tech/AI applications or tools L&D should prioritise in 2025
How to leverage AI agents for learning and performance support
➕ Watch Christopher speed-consult real learning tech challenges live.
Have questions you would like him to answer? Post them on our LinkedIn event page!
🎁 Bonus: Discuss the application of Christopher's key ideas in our work with fellow learning professionals across sectors and countries at our meetup on 26th June. (LDC meetups are a space for peer connection, learning, and networking.)
About the Speaker: Christopher Lind is globally known for his innovative approach and thought leadership in enterprise learning and learning technologies. He is passionate about leveraging technology to accelerate organizational growth and elevate talent. As the former Chief Learning Officer at ChenMed and founder of Christopher Lind Co., he brings 20+ years of experience designing and executing impactful strategies that measurably upgrade leadership capability and improve business performance. As a LinkedIn Top Voice and host of Future-Focused, he is committed to helping others navigate the evolving landscape of business, technology, and human experience.