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The Funny Thing about Humans: How Addressing the Elephants in the Room Creates Cultures That Thrive through Major Organizational Change with Ronica Roth (opens the original)
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Ronica Roth has elephants all over her house now, and after this conversation I have them running through my head. Ronica co-wrote Practice Makes Culture with Christine Hudson, and has spent 25 years helping leaders change culture, often sneaking it in under the label of agile adoption because culture wasn’t what anyone wanted to buy. We talked about the elephants organizations refuse to see: the system nobody sees whole, the emotions we pretend we left at home, and the stories everyone knows an
Be in the Room Cognitive Privacy, Childhood Development, and What We Owe Kids in the Age of AI with Timothy Cook (opens the original)
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Timothy Cook teaches third grade in Amman, Jordan, and has taught in five countries so far. His knowledge of childhood development is grounded in working directly with 9-year-olds in the classroom as well as collecting stories from colleagues who teach children of various ages. In our conversation, Tim shares some of the activities he uses to understand how kids are affected by the various technologies that are at their disposal now. For example, he ran a boat-building experiment with his studen
25 years is a long time (opens the original)
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Fumbling the Bag: AI, Democratic Backsliding, and What Our Systems Reveal About Us with Sofia Romansky (opens the original)
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⭐ Sofia Romansky is a strategic analyst at The Hague Center for Strategic Studies who works on AI ethics and governance in the military domain. I met her at the Conference on World Affairs in Boulder and was immediately struck by how clearly she thinks about something most of us aren't thinking about at all.💣 AI in the domain of war. She's not just talking about autonomous weapons that are guided by artificial intelligence, although tha
Episode 4: Just Because We Can Build It: Women's Health, the Funding Gap, and What Happens with All That Data with Dr. Rachel Miller (opens the original)
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Rachel Miller has been thinking about the doctor-patient relationship since she was 13, when an anesthesiologist made her feel comfortable before a procedure and she decided that was the kind of physician she wanted to be. What she didn’t anticipate was practicing inside healthcare enterprises that span twelve states, under political conditions that have put OBGYNs on the front lines of a crisis they can’t publicly talk about, with patients arriving at 15-minute appointments carrying pages of da
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