Picture an organisation with a strong learning culture, where everybody is interested in increasing their skills and adding to their knowledge. Engaged employees swap tips, ask questions, and pursue personal development. Innovation arises organically, and operations are continuously refined.

The benefits are tangible: the organisation enjoys higher customer loyalty, lower turnover rates, and greater overall success. It’s the flywheel that drives professional development and it’s notoriously difficult to foster, but artificial intelligence (AI) can help.

Cultivate employee buy-in with always-on, always-fun

AI role plays support immersive, interactive, enjoyable experiences that facilitate hands-on learning and skill development. AI-powered, realistic avatars hold training conversations that actively strengthen hard-to-teach soft skills and improve knowledge retention. Training with AI is fun, accessible, and easy to master, taking place in a safe space that motivates employees to practice more often.

AI personas are role play partners that are always available, providing flexibility and convenience for employees to learn according to their own schedule. They never get tired, and their feedback is objective, consistent, and timely, which raises confidence in evaluations.

What to look for in an AI role play solution

Here are some important aspects to consider when you are aiming to build your learning culture with AI role plays:

  • Real-time dynamic leaderboards. These stimulate friendly competition and encourage employees to keep striving to beat their previous scores, empowering them to take charge of their professional development.
  • Personalised learning experiences. Look for role play solutions that are tailored to individual needs, preferences, and skill levels, and can automatically adjust as users progress. This ensures that the training remains relevant as employees improve and avoids skill stagnation.
  • Embraces diversity. Your team may be spread out internationally, speak multiple languages, or English may not be their first language. It’s important to have an AI role play solution that can handle interacting and analyzing conversations in multiple languages, or heavily accented English.
  • Instant feedback. Seek a solution that delivers suggestions within the training exercise and assessments immediately upon completion. This way, users build up good habits, understand how to improve, and correct mistakes before they become entrenched.
  • Evaluation and performance analytics should provide consistent, reliable scores and recommendations. It’s important for managers to be able to track progress and identify areas for improvement, and employees to trust their scores.
  • Training in a safe, judgment-free space. Check that the platform invites employees to master new skills privately, without worrying about embarrassing themselves. This way, they’ll be more likely to try new approaches and advance more quickly.
  • Intuitive course editor. Chances are, you’ve already created materials about the topics you want to train on, so look for a solution that makes it easy to convert these into interactive learning experiences. You should be able to add more courses whenever new situations arise and build an L&D library that covers every training need.

AI role plays help promote a learning culture

With the help of AI-powered training platforms, you can advance a culture of ongoing learning within your organisation. Engaging, enjoyable training role plays naturally result in employees who appreciate learning and development and wish to do so whenever they get the opportunity.

Author:

Mali Cohen Denzinger is the Vice President of Marketing at Second Nature AI, where she leads the charge in showcasing the transformative value of AI-driven role plays and AI’s pivotal role in modern business operations. She is a seasoned full-stack marketer with a proven track record of building and leading high-performance go-to-market teams across the globe.