How AI Agents Are Changing Content Creation in L&D with Maryna Melnik, CPTD, Head of L&D at DataArt

In this episode of the AI Monetisation Podcast, Maryna Melnik, CPTD, Head of Learning and Development at DataArt, joined Co-founder Binny Mathews to explore how AI agents are reshaping content creation, personalization, and learning experiences in the modern workplace.Guest Background: A certified talent development leader, Maryna oversees L&D for over 5,000 employees at DataArt, a global software engineering firm. With prior leadership roles at EPAM Systems and experience at the United Nations, she specializes in aligning learning strategy with business goals, leveraging AI to drive skill development, and designing impactful, science-based learning environments.What’s Inside?1. How AI learning hubs and agentic assistants are transforming skill-building in L&D2. The dual focus on enabling environments and science-based instructional design3. AI’s role in creating hyper-personalized, relevant learning experiences4. The future of content creation; AI agents at the point of need5. Lessons from DataArt’s measurable L&D outcomes: higher engagement, completion, and learning hoursActionable Takeaways1. Align L&D priorities directly with evolving business strategies2. Use AI agents to bridge personal learner data with organizational skill needs3. Apply adult learning theory (CREDIT) to boost engagement and retention4. Combine AI speed with human quality control for effective content creation5. Embrace continuous learning and adaptability as core career skillsFor full show notes, visit- https://bit.ly/3UwCqN4ProjectPro helps you tackle your AI projects with ease. Upskilling the team for specific AI projects, collaborating with experts to co-build AI solutions, or opting for end-to-end project outsourcing, ProjectPro has you covered. With ongoing 1:1 support, enterprises can overcome roadblocks and seamlessly take their projects from PoC to production. Learn more- https://bit.ly/3JfRe04

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