Human interactions, whether personal or professional, often require a deep understanding of emotions and an appropriate response. In these situations, humans must remain the primary actors in communication to ensure an empathetic and suitable response. This is all the more important in a teacher/student relationship. Indeed, the former is responsible for the latter’s development, in the sense that he or she establishes the optimal conditions for the learner’s learning process. A teacher’s greatest strength lies in his or her ability to adapt teaching methods to the varying difficulties of his or her students. To do this, they need to know and support their students as unique individuals, not as a homogeneous group. While AI simply scans data to provide answers, human beings take care to ensure both content and form, to touch or move their interlocutor. Attention triggers, cognitive biases… these are all success factors that can only be learned in the field, whether as a communicator or a teacher.

In fact, this ability to anticipate the reactions and emotions of an audience is the strength of the greatest orators. Public speaking, whether to convey information or knowledge, or to inspire crowds, is an art. AI may have the technique to wield a microphone, but does it master the art of storytelling with panache and, above all, authenticity? To learn more about the best speakers’ tips, read this article