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Your job is making you dumb with Hannah Busby (opens the original)
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Content warning: This episode of Stacks on Deck includes discussion of burnout, medical collapse, and childhood cancer.Ten years ago, Hannah Busby wrote an award-winning master’s thesis on how organizations break people. Then she went and worked inside one for a decade, and it broke her. She has a word for it: job-rot, the loss of intellect that comes from a workforce running on empty. Her job took the one thing she loved, writing, and set her to training AI agents to write like her so her outpu
The #1 Skill AI Can’t Replace with Dr. Sam Illingworth | Stacks on Deck (opens the original)
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University and college are where we send young people to get ready for the working world. Whatever’s happening there determines the future of workers, and right now, it’s being redesigned by people improvising in real time.Dr Sam Illingworth is a full professor of critical AI literacy at Edinburgh Napier University. He writes Slow AI here on Substack, and he wrote a book of the same name. He also has a PhD in atmospheric physics, a decade of published poetry, and a board game about de
Stacks on Deck: The trailer! (opens the original)
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For two years, I’ve been writing about what AI is doing to work. Somewhere along the way, I noticed that the coverage (mine included) was asking the same questions: Which tasks get automated? Which roles are eliminated? What do productivity numbers say?Almost no one is asking about the people doing the work. Who absorbs the cost of the transition? Who are the tools designed for? And does the answer change depending on who you are? (Yes.)So I’m starting Stacks on Deck. It’s a limited podcast seri
The one thing AI doomers, optimists, and skeptics agree on (opens the original)
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Introducing Stacks on Deck (opens the original)
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