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AI Learning Systems Summit
- February 18, 2026
- 10:00 AM MST
- Live on Microsoft Teams · Free
On February 18, four leaders from learning technology companies showed AI tools already at work in training: building courses, running simulations, delivering video and supporting learners.
This webinar took place on February 18, 2026.
Event details:
- Date
- Wed, February 18th, 2026
- Time
- 10:00 AM MST
- Where
- Microsoft Teams, live online
- Cost
- gratuit
About the session
The two-hour session on Microsoft Teams was built around live demos, not slides. Each presenter showed a working system and the decisions behind it, from turning raw source material into a structured course to AI running in production with people checking the output.
Thank you to our sponsor, SET Safety.
What attendees saw
- Live demos of new AI technology for online courseware
- Insights from leading CEOs on AI systems in production
- Real-world knowledge from leaders deploying AI in training
- Takeaways teams could act on
For training managers, learning teams and safety leaders looking at AI in their programs.
Speakers
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Jon Herrera
Account Executive, BIS Safety Software
From Source Materials to Course-Ready Training. A live walkthrough of the AI course builder: uploading source material, refining a course outline, drafting lessons and creating matching assessment questions.
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Emad Rizkalla
CEO & Founder, Bluedrop ISM
AI Simulation and Mixed Reality in High-Stakes Training. AI-driven simulations, a virtual boot camp for foreign-trained nurses, mixed reality hoist training and simulations for forest fire management.
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Richard Uchoa
CEO & Founder, Revvo
Smarter Video, Competency Mapping and Knowledge Management in Action. AI for video delivery, competency mapping workflows and the Judy knowledge assistant.
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Stanislav Didukh
Head of Analytics and Growth, Advanced Medical Certification
Shipping Reliable AI in the Mission-Critical Medical Space. AI systems already in production, human-in-the-loop controls, and an AI learning assistant improved from real learner behaviour.