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Science 4-Hire is now Psych Tech @ Work! - a podcast about safe innovation at the intersection of psychological science, technology, and the future of work.Psych Tech @ Work promotes safe technological innovation and human/machine partnerships as an essential force in…

Podcast · By Charles Handler · English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    You're Not Losing Your Job to AI. You're Handing It Over. (opens the original)

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    “If you automate chaos you get chaos at scale.” — Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic Episode Overview In this episode I’m joined for a third time by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic — organizational psychologist, author, and now the first Chief Science Officer at Russell Reynolds Associates , one of the world’s top executive leadership advisory firms. We set out to role play this conversation as if it were happening in 2027. We didn’t stick to it. We kept sliding between the future, the present, and whatever is rig

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    AI Hiring Law: What Changed While You Weren't Looking? (opens the original)

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    “The way the law is working — the Workday case is exhibit A here — is that vendors are going to be on the hook if their systems are producing biased outcomes. Period.” — Marc Weinstein Episode Overview In this episode I’m joined by Marc Weinstein, an attorney with 27+ years of practice focused on organizations that use tests to make high-stakes decisions about people — licensure, certification, admissions, and employment selection. His work centers on the legal rights of people impacted by AI sy

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