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In each episode of The Future Of... we’ll talk about the future with experts from different industries, markets, and technology verticals.
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The Future Of Marketing (opens the original)
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Rand Fishkin, CEO of SparkToro and co-founder of Moz, joins Jeff Dance to examine where marketing is heading in an AI-saturated era. Rand argues that AI search visibility is significantly overhyped, while Google's AI Overviews—appearing on more than 45% of searches—represent the true frontier of AI's marketing influence. He explains why short-form video now dominates consumption, why traditional attribution modeling is effectively dead, and how marketers should adopt a "measure, test, invest, an
The Future of AI in Manufacturing (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Dance speaks with Scott Sundvor, Chief Product Officer at Instrumental, about how AI is accelerating and transforming manufacturing. Scott explains Instrumental's three engines—vision, context, and analysis—that help complex electronics manufacturers improve yields and speed time to market. He shares insights on the AI infrastructure build-out, noting that "the factory floor is getting eyes before it's getting hands." The conversation explores the realistic timeline for aut
The Future Of Human Performance (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff Dance speaks with Steven Kotler about the future of human performance and the science underlying peak states. The discussion explores flow states, the neurobiology of performance, and how technology—from AI to group flow measurement—is changing our capabilities. Key takeaways include simple strategies for improving performance, insights into the power and risks of technology, and the vital need for both wisdom and cooperation as our global capacity accelerates.
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