Digital Disruption
with Geoff Neilson
Our Guest Michael Clark Discusses
AI is Breaking the Economy and Education. Here's How to Fix it.
In this episode of Digital Disruption, AI and transformation leader, Michael Clark explains why AI is exposing fundamental flaws in education, business, leadership, and the global economy, and what we need to do next.
The Next Industrial Revolution Is Already Here
Digital Disruption is where leaders and experts share their insights on using technology to build the organizations of the future. As intelligent technologies reshape our lives and our livelihoods, we speak with the thinkers and the doers who will help us predict and harness this disruption.
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Our Guest Michael Clark Discusses
AI is Breaking the Economy and Education. Here's How to Fix it.
In this episode of Digital Disruption, AI and transformation leader, Michael Clark explains why AI is exposing fundamental flaws in education, business, leadership, and the global economy, and what we need to do next.
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Our Guests Charlie Tyrell and Ted Tremper Discuss
The Most Insidious AI Narrative: We Can't Shape the Future
Artificial intelligence is reshaping work, creativity, business, and society faster than ever before, but how worried should we really be? In this episode, we sit down with The AI Doc producers Charlie Tyrell and Ted Tremper to discuss the biggest lessons they learned after spending years investigating AI and interviewing leading experts
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Our Guest Joscha Bach Discusses
Joscha Bach: AGI, Consciousness, and the Evolution of Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is changing faster than most people realize, but are we asking the wrong questions about AI, AGI,consciousness, and the future of society?
In this episode, cognitive scientist and AI researcher Joscha Bach joins us for a thought-provoking conversation on AI, machine consciousness, LLMs, AGI, human intelligence, and the future of work.
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Our Guest Matthew Loys Duncan Discusses
AI vs. The Invasion of Work: Could We Take Back Our Lives?
Microsoft’s Head of Future of Work & AI, Matthew Loys Duncan, says we’ve reached “human capacity” and that AI may not replace knowledge workers, but instead replace the worst parts of work itself.