Connect 2025: The Intersection of Humanity and Technology
Participants at The Learning Network’s annual conference discuss how L&D can help business to chart its path in the AI era and keep humans at the heart of learning.
Connect 2025 took place in London last week. Its theme was ‘The Intersection of Humanity and Technology’.
As AI, automation and data tools reshape the workplace, Learning and Development is asking how to keep learning human, how to build empathy, ethics and understanding into digital transformation and how L&D can help to amplify human strengths, not replace them.
There were four debates on L&D's role at this 'intersection of humanity and technology', an exhibition of learning providers, keynotes from Julian Stodd and Amy Brann and talks from learning and development practitioners.
Learning News was there to find out what everyone came up with and gather views about the big topics facing the profession.
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Contributors to Learning News's programmes at Connect 2025: Laura Overton - Learning Changemakers, Gemma Glover - Learn Amp, Cathy Hoy - CLO100, Tom McDowall, Evolve L&D and The Learning Network, Richard Price - NHS England and The Learning Network, Helen Palmer - Learning Network, Linnéa Sjögren - Linnéa Learning, Natalie Savery - Leaderful Action, Shreena Gokani - Arthur Recruitment, Susi Miller - ElaHub, Paul Matthews - People Alchemy, Stephanie Charlesworth. iAM Learning, Emily Decker - Comtec, Joe Hill-Wilson - Learn Amp, Julian Stodd - Sea Salt Learning, Amy Brann - Synaptic Potential, James Brown - Comtec, Neil Tuson - Perfect Teams and Do-Zen, Martin Couzins - Insights Media, Kristina Rodier - AI British Sign Language, Adam Lacey - Assemble You, Marissa Knowles - People Untapped.