According to pictoryai on Twitter, learning and development teams are turning to AI video creation to scale programs, refresh content faster, and improve performance, and Pictory AI details how it supports L&D in 2026. As reported by Pictory AI’s blog, teams can auto-generate training videos from existing documents and slide decks, localize content with AI voiceover, and push rapid updates to keep compliance and product training current. According to Pictory AI, key gains include cutting video production time from weeks to hours, enabling multi-language rollouts at lower cost, and standardizing instruction quality across regions. As stated by Pictory AI, business impact includes faster onboarding, reduced time to competence, and measurable engagement lifts via short-form microlearning videos, positioning AI video tools as a core L&D stack component for 2026.

According to ElevenLabs (@elevenlabsio), the company has launched a new regional hub in Brazil, a market recognized for its high engagement with voice-driven experiences and substantial user base even prior to local operations. The release of Judite 2.0, an AI-powered voice agent based on a popular Brazilian character, exemplifies ElevenLabs' strategy to localize AI products and foster user adoption by leveraging culturally relevant content. This move taps into Brazil's growing demand for conversational AI, presenting business opportunities for companies seeking to expand AI-powered voice solutions in Latin America (source: ElevenLabs Twitter, Sep 8, 2025).

According to Greg Brockman, OpenAI has launched an initiative to expand access to high-quality AI tools in Greek secondary education, aiming to empower students and teachers with advanced generative AI technologies (source: openai.com/global-affairs/openai-for-greece/). This move is expected to accelerate digital transformation in Greece’s education sector, create new markets for AI-driven edtech solutions, and foster local talent for future AI industry growth. Businesses developing AI educational platforms and curriculum integration tools have the opportunity to collaborate with public institutions and benefit from increased demand for localized, language-specific AI services in the region.