Humans + AI

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Exploring and unlocking the potential of AI for individuals, organizations, and humanity

  1. 1 dag geleden

    Nirit Cohen on uniquely human contribution, questions over answers, horizontal knowledge sharing, and intentional chaos

    In this episode, Nirit Cohen—founder of Workfutures and former senior global people leader at Intel—explores the shifting boundaries between work and life in an era shaped by technology and automation. Drawing on her expertise in digital workplace transformation, Cohen discusses why uniquely human contributions remain critical, how to uncover hidden value within organizations, and the dangers of viewing people as interchangeable with AI. Listeners will gain new perspectives on nurturing adaptability, collaboration, and human-centered leadership as organizations evolve in the face of automation and changing roles.

    Nirit Cohen on uniquely human contribution, questions over answers, horizontal knowledge sharing, and intentional chaos

  2. 22 jul

    Mickey McManus on co-thinking, beautiful complexity, pro-social design, and evolutionary social science

    Join Mickey McManus, Executive Coach and Senior Advisor at Boston Consulting Group, as he explores the frontiers of embodied intelligence and cognitive scaffolding in AI-driven transformation. Drawing from evolutionary design principles and his experience in innovation labs, Mickey explains how human cognition extends into our environments and how feedback loops—both augmenting and corrupting—shape the future of pro-social AI and organizations. Listeners will gain valuable insights on pace layering, spatial thinking, and hands-on strategies for adopting AI, including ethical considerations at the cutting edge of synthetic biology.

    Mickey McManus on co-thinking, beautiful complexity, pro-social design, and evolutionary social science

  3. 15 jul

    Ramez Naam on cognitive prostheses, the infinite resource, AI and human rights, and mass empowerment of humanity

    Join author, investor, and climate innovator Ramez Naam—co-chair of Singularity University’s Energy & Environment group—as he explores how cognitive prosthesis and brain-to-AI interfaces are reshaping human expertise and collaboration. Drawing from his background in clean energy and science fiction, Naam discusses how decentralized, open-weight AI models and a climate solutions mindset can foster resource abundance, democratize intelligence, and fuel curiosity-driven progress. Listeners will gain insight into the promise of augmenting human agency and the societal risks and rewards of rapidly evolving AI technologies.

    Ramez Naam on cognitive prostheses, the infinite resource, AI and human rights, and mass empowerment of humanity

  4. 8 jul

    Gideon Nave and Steven Shaw on system 3 thinking, strategic delegation, cognitive surrender, and the ethics of AI in marketing

    Join Gideon Nave, Associate Professor of Marketing at Wharton, and Steven Shaw, postdoctoral researcher, as they unpack their influential work on 'system three' cognition—the idea of AI as an artificial thinking system. They explain the distinction between cognitive offloading and the deeper dangers of cognitive surrender when humans rely too fully on AI, and reveal both the improvements and risks this shift poses for our reasoning and critical thinking. Drawing from empirical research, the episode explores strategies for intentional AI use, the psychological and ethical implications for society, and why calibrated trust and thoughtful guardrails are now essential in automated decision-making.

    Gideon Nave and Steven Shaw on system 3 thinking, strategic delegation, cognitive surrender, and the ethics of AI in marketing

  5. 24 jun

    Daniel Fallmann on democratizing expertise, dynamic interfaces, judgment amplification, and organizational intelligence

    In this episode, Mindbreeze CEO Daniel Fallmann explores the evolution of AI from automation to the augmentation of human expertise, focusing on how organizations can leverage agentic workflows, context-aware decision support, and collective intelligence. Listeners will learn strategies for balancing human judgment and AI in complex decisions, how connecting distributed knowledge across organizational silos empowers better outcomes, and the importance of explainability and traceable audit trails. Gain insights into judgment amplification, enterprise simulations, and the future of end-to-end agentic AI for informed, transparent decision making.

    Daniel Fallmann on democratizing expertise, dynamic interfaces, judgment amplification, and organizational intelligence

  6. 17 jun

    Natalie Buda Smith on AI in libraries, human at the center, deeper storytelling, and language recreation

    Join Natalie Buda Smith, Director of AI at the Library of Congress, as she explores how digital interfaces and AI are revolutionizing access to human knowledge and cultural memory. In this episode, you'll learn about the shift from primary source access to information intermediated by AI, the importance of preserving historical context through multiple digitization versions, and the challenges of navigating proprietary data and open APIs. Natalie Buda Smith shares firsthand insights into empowering staff with AI tools, fostering personalized information delivery, and how collaborative, AI-powered projects are surfacing new connections and creative storytelling across diverse collections.

    Natalie Buda Smith on AI in libraries, human at the center, deeper storytelling, and language recreation

  7. 10 jun

    Scott Wolfson on cognitive fitness, System 3 thinking, mastery skill games, and Strategic Imagination Machines

    In this episode, CentaurianAI Co-Founder shares how becoming 'unbottable' is essential in the age of AI and explores the Centaur chess mindset for thriving alongside intelligent machines. Listeners will discover practical techniques—like brain dumping, ignorance mapping, and the 'think, prompt, check' approach—to boost cognitive fitness, foster independent thinking, and future-proof their unique value. The conversation delves into mastery skill games, motivational intelligence, and the power of collective, connected intelligence for building a truly wisdom-driven future with AI.

    Scott Wolfson on cognitive fitness, System 3 thinking, mastery skill games, and Strategic Imagination Machines

  8. 3 jun

    Hala Nelson on human machine coexistence, ontology first, AI driven digital twins, and bidirectional connections to reality

    Explore how AI is redefining the boundaries between uniquely human intelligence and machine capabilities, and discover which aspects of intelligence remain distinctly human. This episode delves into building smarter, more efficient organizations by leveraging the complementary strengths of people and AI—focusing on the critical role of an ontology-first approach, knowledge graphs, and live digital twins in digital transformation. Listeners will gain actionable insights into integrating dynamic processes for real-time decision-making, structuring enterprise knowledge, and eliminating organizational inefficiencies using practical, AI-powered solutions.

    Hala Nelson on human machine coexistence, ontology first, AI driven digital twins, and bidirectional connections to reality
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Exploring and unlocking the potential of AI for individuals, organizations, and humanity

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  • Maker
    Ross Dawson
  • Jaren actief
    2021 - 2026
  • Afleveringen
    200
  • Beoordeling
    Veilig
  • Website van aflevering
    Humans + AI