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Understanding the Challenges of Knowledge Transfer in the Era of AI Agents

As artificial intelligence continues to advance at an unprecedented pace with the emergence of AI agents, businesses are now witnessing a transformative shift in how they operate. Tomohiro Ikeda, a leading expert in AI utilization, will be presenting an engaging webinar titled "Why General AI Alone Fails in Workplace Skills Transfer?" on June 29, 2026. This session dives into the pressing issues many companies face today, especially regarding workplace technology transfer and knowledge pass-down in manufacturing, logistics, and retail sectors.

The Significance of the Webinar: Identifying Pitfalls in AI Implementation

The evolution from traditional AI for efficiency to self-operating AI agents marks a significant leap in business processes. Despite the advancements, industries relying heavily on manual labor and expertise face a dire challenge: the shrinking workforce and the need to effectively transfer skillsets from aging experienced workers. Companies have rushed to implement general AI tools and collaborative software like ChatGPT, Teams, and Slack, mistakenly believing these solutions would resolve knowledge transfer issues.

However, these approaches come with significant downsides. One major pitfall lies in the inability of employees to utilize complex data-driven processes that are buried under layers of documentation. General AI often produces vast amounts of text-based outputs that do not cater to the immediate needs of workers, which ultimately leads to confusion and errors on the job. What workers truly require is clear visual guidance, enabling them to perform tasks without hesitation.

This webinar aims to provide actionable strategies to leverage AI's benefits effectively, enhancing the practical execution capabilities at the frontline of operations.

Webinar Program Highlights

This follow-up session is anticipated to draw more than 300 participants, much like the last popular seminar led by Ikeda.
The event will be structured as follows:

• - First Segment: The Future of AI Agents and the Limitations of General AI

Speaker: Tomohiro Ikeda
This segment will simplify the concept of AI agents and their potential for improving operational efficiency, while also identifying the limitations of general AI in transferring workplace skills.

• - Second Segment: Implementing Teachme AI Approaches for Enhanced Execution

Speaker: Toshimitsu Kimoto from Studist
Kimoto will provide grounded strategies for transforming AI insights into actionable steps for employees, ensuring they can understand and execute tasks visually within seconds. Success stories from manufacturing sectors will underscore the practical application of the Teachme Biz AI manual.

Who Should Attend?

This free webinar is particularly suited for:

• - Business leaders, factory directors, and managers of frontline operations in manufacturing, logistics, and retail sectors.
• - Individuals who are concerned about the knowledge transfer and skills personalization within their organizations.
• - Those who are experiencing limitations in utilizing general AI tools, such as ChatGPT, for documenting and sharing tasks.

Event Details

• - Webinar Title: Why General AI Alone Fails in Workplace Skills Transfer?
• - Date and Time:

- June 29, 2026 (Monday) 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Live Q&A Session)
- June 30, 2026 (Tuesday) 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Recorded Session, No Q&A)
- June 30, 2026 (Tuesday) 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Recorded Session, No Q&A)

• - Cost: Free of charge
• - Format: Online (using webinar tools such as Bizibl)

Keynote Speakers

• - Tomohiro Ikeda (CEO of Workstyle Evolution)

A seasoned entrepreneur born in 1984, Ikeda holds a degree from Waseda University. Since going independent in 2013, he has founded nine companies and executed four successful exits (M&A). With expertise in the latest generative AI tools, he has guided over 100 companies in utilizing AI and has authored several influential works, including books on the best practices of ChatGPT.

• - Toshimitsu Kimoto (Manager at Studist)

With a degree from Kyoto University, Kimoto has spearheaded new business initiatives across various companies and played a crucial role in collaborations with over 30 firms. He focuses on marketing and product planning for Teachme Biz while promoting AI business education.

About Studist

Founded in 2010, Studist specializes in creating and managing manual systems like Teachme Biz. With its headquarters in Chiyoda, Tokyo, and branches across Japan, as well as international offices in Thailand and Vietnam, the company offers consulting services aimed at enhancing productivity through innovative AI solutions. For further information, visit Studist's official website.