HeyJaredShape of Tomorrow
A personal podcast that focuses on innovation, education and the impact on the future of all of things.
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Episode 204 - What Remains When the Old Value Proposition Breaks? (opens the original)
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What would your school look like if the diploma were no longer the product? This week, I explore a question that I think leaders in independent education need to start asking. As AI tutors, micro-schools and new learning models emerge, the traditional bundle we call “school” is beginning to come apart. And that raises a much bigger question about what families will actually value in the future. Then I shift gears to Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, and why I think it represents another important marke
Episode 203 - From Organizational Change to Recursive Improvement (opens the original)
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In this episode, I explore two questions I’ve been thinking about a lot this week. First, what should AI actually change inside an organization? I share a simple three-part framework I’ve been using in conversations with leaders to move the discussion beyond tools and use cases, and toward operating model, capability and transformation. Then I turn to something happening at the frontier of AI development: the growing role AI is playing in helping researchers build the next generation of AI itsel
Episode 202 - The Foldable Moment and the September Strategy Test (opens the original)
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This week on Shape of Tomorrow , I’m looking at two very different questions. First, Apple has finally entered the foldable phone market. But I’m less interested in the fact that Apple made a folding iPhone than I am in the particular form factor it chose, and what that decision could mean for the entire category. There may be a bigger shift underway here than simply another new device. Then, with the school year now underway, I turn to school leaders. September arrives with energy, ambition and
Episode 201 - What If People Are Not Resisting Change? (opens the original)
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In this episode, I explore why what we call “resistance to change” may actually be confusion, anxiety, frustration or a lack of direction. I also look at the rise of AI devices in our homes and workplaces, and the important questions that emerge when AI becomes part of the spaces around us.
Episode 200 - The Power of a Podcast (opens the original)
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200 episodes. What began in October 2022 as a small podcast about innovation and education has evolved into something much broader: an ongoing exploration of technology, AI, organizations, change and, increasingly, what all of it means for us. For Episode 200, I’m taking a moment to look back at the journey, reflect on a few convictions that have emerged along the way, and think about the questions that might carry us toward Episode 300. Most importantly, thank you. Whether you’ve listened to on
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