In this episode, Tricia Friedman discusses her exploration of AI's potential in enhancing conflict resolution skills. She shares insights from her research and the development of a conflict simulator bot designed to help users practice and improve their conflict navigation abilities. The conversation emphasizes the importance of feedback and collaboration in utilizing AI technology effectively.
Learn more about
and try out the bot mentioned in the episode:
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-67b5feb5a74c8191bb26074523bfc77a-conflict-simulator
BIG IDEAS
- AI can assist in developing essential conflict resolution skills.
- The term 'soft skills' undermines the importance of these abilities.
- Conflict resolution is a critical skill in education.
- Research shows that rehearsals improve our conflict management.
- Dog play offers valuable lessons in conflict resolution.
- The conflict simulator bot allows for role-playing scenarios.
- Synthetic voices in AI can be surprisingly realistic.
BIG thanks to our show sponsor:
Neulight
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