Recording: From AI Experimentation to Execution
- Jonah Smith
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read

Thanks for joining our webinar last week. What an inspiring session!
The recording is now available, and feel free to share it with colleagues:
The big theme: AI is moving beyond automating tasks to augmenting people, helping them work faster, create more, and make better decisions.
Dr. Ellen Wagner shared a Stanford study of 250,000 AI conversations showing that people are still driving most of the work, with AI helping them do more. Prof. Karl Kapp showed how a real-world team can use AI to supercharge its workflow. Prof. David Metcalf demonstrated a holographic table where a spoken sentence creates 3D models. And we looked at how a swarm of AI agents can now build an entire app from a single prompt, and why you need to keep a close eye on what those agents are doing when you’re not watching.
But all that intelligence only pays off when people put it to work. The gap in most organizations isn’t knowledge, it’s practice. Skills are built the same way athletes build them, through reps and sets. That’s exactly what immersive simulations and learning games deliver.
That’s what we do at The Gronstedt Group. We build VR simulations and learning games for companies like Walmart, Pfizer, and the U.S. Navy, and we’re now using AI to build them faster and make them smarter. If you’d like to explore what that could look like for your workforce, let’s start a conversation.

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