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EP-42 Tony Dina talks about The Future of Work, AI, and the Human Need for Meaning (opens the original)
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What happens when technology becomes better and better at helping us think, decide and get things done—but we become less attentive to why we are doing those things in the first place? Tony Dina is a Jungian depth coach and former technology leader with more than 30 years of experience in the big data and AI space. Tony describes himself as having “one foot in technology and one foot in humanity,” and that tension sits at the centre of this conversation. Tony is not anti-AI. He uses an AI digita
EP-41 Gretchen Andrew, how the frozen bagel problem is rewriting journalism (opens the original)
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What happens when AI can use journalism and expert knowledge without giving the people who created that knowledge a fair share of the value? Gretchen Andrew is an AI-driven artist, a globally exhibited creator, and Head of Product at Intelligent Attribution. Her work sits at the intersection of art, journalism, AI and the systems that determine how information creates value. In this conversation, Gretchen explores what she calls the “frozen bagel problem” : AI can take information created by pub
EP-40 Rick Beaton talks AI helping Human-centric career development (opens the original)
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What happens when technology becomes better at understanding people, but our organizations are still designed around a decades-old model of the worker? Rick Beaton is the CEO of Elevait Labs and a former Cambridge researcher and Humboldt Fellow. He has advised Fortune 500 boards and university presidents on leadership and human development, and now he's building Amber, an agentic AI designed around longitudinal understanding of individuals, not snapshots. Rick's argument: "Most AI gives you answ
EP-39 Andrew Lebbos and the future in the finance industry (opens the original)
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Andrew Lebbos, SVP of Licensing at Benzinga, joins the show to talk about how financial media has changed since COVID, why remote work widened access to talent, and how technology is making investing more global and more accessible. The conversation also digs into financial education, the risks of hype in crypto and “get rich quick” culture, and how AI may help people learn and make smarter decisions. In this podcast, we discuss how technological changes impact our society and how we work, educa
EP-38 Duncan Brand and the future of work and leadership (opens the original)
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Duncan Brand is a leadership and organizational effectiveness advisor, author of Mind the Gap, and founder of Intrinsic Leader. His perspective is shaped by real-time leadership challenges, from the Federal Reserve during the financial crisis to healthcare in the early days of COVID, where technical know-how mattered less than human judgment. That experience informs his argument that leadership in the AI era needs to move beyond factory-era models that treat people as interchangeable parts. In t
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