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Mark Cuban predicts AI job simulators will replace traditional onboarding

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Mark Cuban predicts AI job simulators will replace traditional onboarding
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Mark Cuban predicts that AI-driven job simulators will replace traditional workplace onboarding. He suggests that companies will use these tools to train employees in complex scenarios, similar to how pilots and race car drivers use simulators.

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This reflects a significant shift in corporate training methodologies as AI integration changes how junior employees gain domain knowledge.

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Tech billionaire Mark Cuban has shared a bold prediction for the future of employment: as artificial intelligence (AI) changes traditional office workflows, companies will train incoming employees using immersive “job simulators.” In a post on X on Thursday, former Shark Tank investor argued that traditional workplace onboarding, where junior employees gain judgment and domain knowledge by working with coworkers and hands-on experience, will soon be a thing of the past.‘Training office workers like pilots and drivers’To bridge the growing gap between entry-level hires and real-world experience, Cuban expects the “next great AI application” to be high-tech workplace simulation software. He compared the upcoming shift in corporate training to long-standing practices in aviation and motorsport.Commercial pilots routinely spend hundreds of hours in flight simulators to learn emergency protocols and flight mechanics safely on the ground.

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