We’re excited to share that our library is expanding faster than ever. Every week, we’re releasing new AI Simulations and Skill Paths to help teams and individuals grow. We have now passed 150+ AI Simulations, covering a wide range of skills and industries. Some of the biggest updates are in these categories:
- Soft Skills
- Team Management
- Sales and Account Management
- Digital Marketing
- Project Management
- Customer Support
- Coding
Why these categories? Because they’re what today’s teams and individuals need most! But it’s not just about the skills. We’re also focused on the reason why you use simulations. Some are built to train. Others help you assess. And others are designed for hiring.
Our growing library supports all of those use cases, and we’re just getting started. In the coming weeks, we’re not only adding more simulations by category or industry. We’re also creating more for different goals. Whether you’re training, assessing, or hiring, there’s now a strong starting point.
Want to see how to use AI Simulations across different use cases? Check out our guides here:
April 11, 2025
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