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Join us next season as we ponder the ways in which AI continues to elevate and challenge our humanity. Thank you for joining us for Season 2 of Pondering AI. Ending on a strategically optimistic note, Kate urges us to anchor on human values and relationships, habituate to change and actively architect our best human experience – now and in the future.Ī transcript of this episode can be found here. She provides a concrete example of how innovation and impact depend on identifying what is going to matter, not just what matters now.
Emphasizing that everything is connected, Kate shows how to close the gap between human-centricity and business goals. Kimberly and Kate acknowledge but emphatically disavow current norms that reject nuanced discourse or conflate it with ‘both-side-ism’.
She urges us to champion meaningful innovation and reject the notion that we are victims of a predetermined future.Ĭhallenging simplistic analysis, Kate advocates for applying multiple lenses to every situation: the individual and the collective, uses and abuses, insight and foresight, wild success and abject failure. Following this thread, Kate illustrates why meaning is the core of what makes us human. In this paradigm-shifting discussion, Kate traces her roots from a childhood thinking heady thoughts about language and meaning to her current mission as ‘The Tech Humanist’.
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