HeyJaredFWD: Technology
Automation will speed us up. AI will help us see further.But inside businesses, progress depends on something harder to scale: human judgment.FWD: Technology explores what happens when technology meets human decision-making.
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Suzie Reider (Lyft): Turning mobility data into durable growth (opens the original)
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Lyft isn't just a transportation company. It's building a broader mobility platform connecting riders, drivers, destinations, advertisers, and new services. In this episode of FWD: Technology, Deloitte's Chief Technology Officer, Bill Briggs, and Chief Human Officer, Simona Spelman, speak with Suzie Reider, EVP of Marketing, Ads, and Business at Lyft, about the strategy shaping Lyft's growth. Reider shares how Lyft is building a more connected mobility experience, using context to make advertisi
Hunter Woodhall (US Paralympic Gold Medalist): Digital twins, human edge (opens the original)
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Breaking a world record takes more than speed. It requires digging deep to find out whether human instinct can adapt to hard evidence. On FWD: Technology, hosts Simona Spelman, Deloitte's Chief Human Officer, and Bill Briggs, Deloitte's Chief Technology Officer, join Hunter Woodhall, US Paralympic Gold Medalist, to explore the Unbreakable Twin project. By running simulations and live-testing hypotheses on the track, the team uncovers performance gains that conventional wisdom and instinct may mi
Dr. Harrison Keller (UNT): Redesigning entry-level work for the AI era (opens the original)
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AI didn't just change jobs. It changed what "ready for work" means. In this episode of FWD: Technology, Bill Briggs (Deloitte's chief technology officer) and Simona Spelman (Deloitte's chief human officer) break down the skills college graduates need to thrive in a fast-moving, AI-shaped workplace, and what higher education may need to rethink as a result. They are joined by Dr. Harrison Keller, president of the University of North Texas, for a practical conversation about workforce readiness, c
Rob Gaige (Reddit): Turning community insight into action (opens the original)
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AI can identify patterns at unparalleled scale, but human judgment is still essential to understanding what those patterns might mean. In this episode of FWD: Technology, Deloitte's Bill Briggs, US Chief Technology Officer, and Simona Spelman, US Chief Human Officer, sit down with Rob Gaige, Global Head of Insights at Reddit, to explore how real, frank conversations across Reddit's communities can reveal emerging behaviors, unmet needs, and new opportunities for brands. They discuss how AI helps
Mo Reynolds (Deloitte): AI, work redesign, and the human side of resilience (opens the original)
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In this episode of FWD: Technology, Deloitte's Bill Briggs, US Chief Technology Officer, Brett Davis, US Chief Innovation Officer, and Simona Spelman, US Chief Human Officer, welcome guest Mo Reynolds, Deloitte's US Chief People Officer, to examine what it really takes to build a resilient workforce in the age of AI. The conversation goes beyond the headlines to examine work redesign, change fatigue, leadership alignment, and the human capabilities that will matter most as transformation acceler
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