Paul Burani says AI is coming for a lot of what you do all day. He also says that's good news.

Paul is the co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Atlas Primer, and he joined Alyssa Nolte to argue something most people miss: if everyone has access to the same AI, the advantage moves to the things AI can't do for you.

Here's the part that stuck.

We all agree practice makes people better.

We all know role play works.

And almost nobody wants to do it in a room full of their coworkers.

Paul's argument is that we've been asking people to build human skills in the one setting guaranteed to make them feel judged. Take the judgment out, and people will actually practice.

If you lead a sales, service, or enablement team, this one is worth your time. You'll get a different way to think about training, and a be ...