AI is everywhere right now, but most businesses are struggling to actually use it well. Many teams attend a training, feel overwhelmed, and then go right back to old habits. Why is that? And what actually works if you want AI adoption to stick? We asked today’s guest, Dana Rozier. She shares all you need to know about effective AI training.
Watch our full interview with Dana Rozier below:
Dana Rozier is the founder of Nova Consulting AI, where she helps non-technical leaders and small teams adopt AI with confidence.
With a background in teaching and curriculum development, she specializes in making complex technology simple and practical.
Dana focuses on building AI literacy and helping organizations create the right conditions for AI to truly succeed.
AI Training That Actually Works
To start our conversation, Dana shares how she started helping businesses adopt AI and why most AI training programs fall short. What are the biggest mistake leaders make when trying to introduce AI to their teams?
Despite the seemingly limitless abilities of AI, there’s also an important “human side” of AI adoption. What does that mean? How can we balance the human aspect with the artificial? As powerful as AI is, it’s vital that we know how to guide it and when to infuse solutions with the one thing AI can’t emulate: our very humanity.
From here, Dana describes what successful AI adoption actually look like in a small team. She also explains how a business owner can tell if their team is truly ready for AI. We end our discussion with one simple step listeners can take this week to start using AI more strategically.
Listen to our podcast with Dana here:
To learn more, check out Dana Rozier’s official website here. You can also connect with her on LinkedIn.
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