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On a recent episode of the Leading Learning podcast, JD Dillon made a point that should land hard with anyone planning AI training for an association staff. Courses and conferences, he argued, don’t fit how most people actually work. His alternative...
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When membership organizations decide to modernize their technology, the immediate instinct is to look for technical talent. The assumption is that...
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The traditional association technology committee is designed to be a safety mechanism. It might bring together representatives from membership,...
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Erica Salm Rench: Sep 28, 2026, 2:17:23 PM
I've had a lot of roles at digitalNow over the past decade. I've been an attendee, soaking up every session I could fit into a day. I've been an...
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Imagine discovering a leaking pipe in the garage. A quick fix is to grab a roll of duct tape and wrap the pipe tightly. The water stops. The floor...
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Mallory Mejias: Sep 25, 2026, 3:07:44 PM
Summary: Vibe coding can patch almost anything, but a duct-tape fix only holds until the water pressure changes. Amith Nagarajan and Mallory Mejias...
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Imagine an association executive handing a massive problem over to a new technology. The organization is facing a retention crisis, so the executive...
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There is a strong temptation to hand the keys over to the machine. When organizations start experimenting with artificial intelligence, the vision...
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Researchers resigning from major artificial intelligence labs. Open letters signed by thousands of industry insiders asking governments to build a...