Your AI instructors know what you do

An AI instructor that does not know who it is talking to opens every conversation the same way, by asking. What industry are you in, what do you sell, who are you selling to. Answer it on Monday and it asks again on Tuesday, because the answers lived in the conversation and the conversation ended. The advice that followed was general, since general was the only thing available.

Your profile now carries that context. Add your interests, your industry and role, the product or service you sell, and what you are trying to get better at. Instructors read it when a session starts, so the first answer already accounts for it rather than arriving three exchanges in. You set it once and change it when your work changes.

The AI page was rebuilt around the same session, rather than around the roster. Conversations you have going are separated from instructors you have not started with, so returning to something is not a search. Quick actions became guided: Learn, Role-Play, and Feedback each open a short dialog that sets the scene before the conversation starts, which is the difference between an instructor that asks what you want and one that asks what you are working on. Credits moved into the conversation too, so checking a balance or topping up no longer means going to settings and finding your way back.