Hosted by Solutions Review · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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What makes us so special? And why isn't AI just simply going to replace us all? I'm sitting down with educators, researchers, and practitioners to try to find out. With the rise of AI, it is more important than ever we need to have the Human Conversation.
Solutions Review hosts The Human Conversation with Doug Atkinson, a technology show with 14 episodes published.
The conversation about AI in K-12 education keeps happening in the wrong room. Jerry Almendarez (former superintendent of Santa Ana Unified and founder of the Creative Futures Collaborative) argues that while districts d
Show notesTim Sanders has a term for what's filling inboxes and LinkedIn feeds: sloppification. He makes the case to Doug that, in a world drowning in AI-generated average, the only defensible position is being the person who stil
Show notesNeil Patel has the data and insight most marketing experts only guess at. In this episode, he brings it.He and Doug sit down to discuss the fragmentation of search, why GenAI content consistently underperforms human, and
Show notesAndreas Welsch has watched a new kind of problem arrive in corporate inboxes — reports that look like reports, summaries that look like summaries, and none of it says anything. The author of *The Human Agentic AI Edge* j
Show notesDr. Joe Perez has a warning: if we let AI do all our thinking, we won't be replaced by machines... we'll become them.The data analytics expert and international keynote speaker joins Doug to follow the economic logic of
Show notesAI ethics researcher and keynote speaker Rebecca Bultsma joins Doug for an unflinching conversation about the seismic shift happening in AI right now, and what it actually means for workers, educators, and society at lar
Show notesSocial workers are burned out, understaffed, and drowning in paperwork. Is AI an unlikely lifeline? Dr. Marina Badillo-Diaz, founder of the AI Social Worker and professor at NYU and Columbia, joins Doug Atkinson to explo
Show notesAre students cheating with AI? Or are they just using their resources?Courtney Bock is a K-5 library and technology teacher and AI implementation specialist who spent the early part of her career training natural languag
Show notesAI doesn't care about your credentials, your experience, or your billable hour. Doug sits down with BARC Research VP Kevin Petrie to ask the question nobody in enterprise tech wants to answer: what's actually left for us
Show notesAI regulation is lagging. Companies are either paralyzed or moving too fast. And somewhere in the middle, real people are watching their career paths disappear. Doug sits down with Asha J. Palmer (AI governance, ethics,
Show notesIs AI going to eat enterprise software whole, or are companies nowhere near ready to handle what's coming? Doug sits down with Sam Gupta, founder and CEO of ElevateIQ, to debate the real state of AI adoption in the enter
Show notesTech influencer Evan Kirstel brings the optimist's view while Doug pushes back hard. Is AI a productivity boom or a Terminator that won't show pity? A spirited debate on job displacement, LLM limitations, and whether we'
Show notesDr. Priyanka Dave, workforce development leader at Oregon State University, joins Doug to explore the AI upskilling gap, why future leaders may never learn to lead, and whether humans can compete with technology that evo
Show notesDavid Linthicum, former Deloitte Cloud Chief Strategy Officer and 35-year AI veteran, joins Doug to discuss why 90% of AI projects fail, which industries are most vulnerable to disruption, and what happens when the corpo
Show notesI'm Doug Atkinson and I'll be talking with educators, researchers, practitioners, and thought leaders about the effect AI is having on work, learning, and society. Subscribe today! New episodes every Tuesday.
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