Episode 1. The case for a theorization of workplace coaching

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Auditing the Future of Workplace Coaching

Dr Helene Seiler

9 episodes

4 days ago

I am a veteran coach, deeply invested in the profession's agile evolution. Now, AI coaching chatbots are here, and I am not scared—I'm curious. My burning question: How are they trained? I want transparency into AI models to ensure safety and effectiveness. In this pivotal moment, driven by Large Language Models, I hope to spark vital discussions within the workplace coaching community. This will be a weekly podcast. The first season will focus on the future of coaching theory.

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Episode 1. The case for a theorization of workplace coaching

Auditing the Future of Workplace Coaching

8 minutes 47 seconds

3 months ago

Episode 1. The case for a theorization of workplace coaching

Coaching theory is essential for both human coaches and AI systems to ensure effective and ethical practice. Current AI models, often trained on a limited set of goal-oriented theories, lack the nuance, adaptability, and deep relational capacity of human coaches. This begs for an explicit definition and of the theoretical landscape that informs AI coaching development.