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Humanity Working is a podcast focused on how new technology such as AI is changing the experience of work, and how humans can thrive in this new world. Each episode we explore what is changing, how it is affecting the way work gets done, and the impact it has on the people doing work - with a particular focus on those who have a creative aspect to their work. The podcast is hosted by Paul Slater - Principal AI Technologist at Adobe Systems, often alongside Matt Neal - Innovation Leader at BeOne Medicines. We frequently feature authors, business leaders and top tier academics. Join us as we navigate the ever-changing landscape of work.
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Paul welcomes back three-time guest Bob Johansen to discuss his co-authored book, Navigating the Age of Chaos, and the shift from VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) to BANI (brittle, anxious, nonlinear, incom
The team returns after the launch of Paul's new book, The AI Ready Human, and this time Matt plays the role of interviewer! In this episode Matt and Paul discuss the book’s core framework: the “Magnificent Seven” stacked
In this special episode, Paul announces the release of his new book titled 'AI Ready Human: Your 90 Day Program to Stay Relevant as Technology Transforms Work.' The book is designed to help readers adapt to the evolving
Why is conflict resolution degrading as a skill in the workplace, and what can we do about it? In their last episode before the holidays, Paul and Matt explore how factors like the personalized internet, social media, an
Paul is joined by Bill Kirst, host of the Coffee and Change podcast and author of the new book Leading Change in the Era of AI. The conversation explores the psychological and societal implications of rushing toward arti
Written communication has expanded from formal emails to Slack messages, tweets, and video scripts. But are you being understood? In this "Quick Fix" episode, Paul and Matt break down why the way we were taught to write
Our most resilient companies have been around for about a hundred years. Meanwhile, some species of life are still thriving after a billion years. Ines Garcia believes that by quietening our cleverness and truly tapping
Verbal communication is the number one soft skill listed on job descriptions these days for a reason - almost all of us are getting worse at it. In today's episode Paul and Matt discuss why this is a degrading skill, and
What does it take to be a leader in the new, unpredictable ever-changing world of work? Dr. Riza Kadilar has thought deeply about this question, as a CEO in multiple different countries, as an academic, and as president
Is resilience just something you get by going through tough times, or are there steps you can take in the here and now to make you more resilient? In today's episode Paul and Matt dive into resilience in some depth, and
Dan Rust returns to the conversation with Paul to delve into the skills people need to thrive as work evolves, but as individuals and leaders. Paul and Dan share their thoughts on using AI in the workplace, including how
Why is it so difficult to be motivated in today's world of work, and what can we do to make sure that we get and sustain motivation even as AI and robotics become more prevalent? In today's episode, Matt and Paul discuss
Learning and Development leader and host of the podcast Leadership Disrupted joins Paul to discuss critical factors that can determine your success or failure in the workplace of today and tomorrow. They tackle questions
In this episode, Paul and Matt tackle the concept of balance within the modern work-life environment. They discuss how managing energy across various life domains—work, family, friends, and personal interests—is more cru
Paul hosts Stephan Meier, author of 'The Employee Advantage' and chair of the management division at Columbia Business School. Paul and Stephan discuss the new book, and the benefits and challenges associated with creati
In this episode, Paul and Matt delve into the concept of control in the workplace. They define control as the ability to manage one's environment, knowing when to take command and when to step back. They discuss how remo
In this episode, Paul sits down with Shannon Plumb , Founder and CEO of PURL Advisors , globally recognized mentor, leadership advisor, and creator of the Real T newsletter. Shannon is known for helping leaders stop pret
In this episode, Paul and Matt dive into one of the most misunderstood durable skills: organization . It’s not just about tidy desks or color-coded inboxes—it’s the human ability to make sense of the world. They explore
In this episode, Paul sits down with Michele Volpi - author of The Career Remix: Build a Future That Fits You — Pivot. Grow. Thrive., to explore how professionals can reinvent themselves in an era of disruption. Together
Kyle
Pastor · RadioSEGA
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Bob Johansen
1 appearance on this show
Paul
licensed attorney in California and Tennessee · Green Gorilla Automation
1 appearance on this show
Ines Garcia
organizational coach, Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame inductee, author · Get: agile
1 appearance on this show
Stephan Meier
James P.. Gorman Professor of Business Strategy and Chair of the Management Division · Columbia Business School
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