Guy Arthur Canino MA

Many companies are currently relying heavily on AI tools for professional development and language learning. In practice, however, a problem is increasingly emerging: while AI can deliver content, it cannot replace spontaneous communication, meeting dynamics, or real conversational situations in everyday professional life. In business English training, we are therefore observing that companies are once again deliberately investing more in real conversation formats — such as simulated meetings, intensive dialogue sessions, or formats like “Walk & Talk,” where communication is intentionally placed in realistic, real-world situations. This development could serve as an interesting practical example of the current limitations of AI in learning and professional development, and why compa...