A Very Human Future (We Hope)
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There is technology and artificial intelligence already in use that will have a major impact on the job market and how we relate to learning, working, and to each other. Rohit Talwar from Fast Future and Stephanie talk about advancements in automation and AI and how we can better prepare for a future.
Show Highlights
Stephanie shares her thoughts on advancing humanity along side of technology.
Rohit shares new insight on future tech development by looking at three interesting groupings: The Aliens, Magicians, and Barbarians.
Rohit talks about the future of joblessness as AI replaces human tasks with a look at responsibilities of government and employers.
Resources Mentioned
Website Rohit Recommended Quick Learning:
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I have been following Rohit’s work for years through his posts and writings on LinkedIn. I was so excited to learn he was stopping in in LA for his US book tour. Rohit’s optimism for the future is encouraging. I am 100% aligned with his mission to connect leaders in government, business, and NGO’s to create a better future for humanity. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Quick Learning
Start a quest for learning but watching 3 short videos a day. Search for “How To…” videos on YouTube and use the websites Rohit mentioned to look into things that spark your curiosity.
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