Episode Notes
To be honest, when it comes to AI, Isaac Asimov comes to mind with his book, I, Robot. With the three primary laws of robotics, along with the movie starring Will Smith, AI seemed to be far-flung and futuristic. Never had there been a consideration that AI could help in the coaching process. The primary concern would be that the human element that is so crucial to the coach/client relationship would start to diminish. Or worse, be replaced by a supercomputer named VIKI and guarded by homicidal NS-5 robots.
However, our guest on today's episode, Samiur Rahman, has dispelled some of those concerns. In reality, for professional coaches, generative AI can be immensely helpful in several ways. for example, AI could automate the tasks of preparing for sessions, which coaches spend a lot of time on, or, analyze past interactions and behaviors to create customized content to help individuals improve in specific areas.
Samiur Rahman is the CEO and Co-founder of the company, Heyday. Along with his business partner, Sam DeBrule, their organization focuses on helping coaches become more efficient by eliminating some of the tedious tasks associated with coaching, allowing the coach to spend more effective time with their clients.
Join Rich and Maikel as they discuss AI with Samiur and its impact on coaching on this episode of Mainline Executive Coaching ACT.
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