Minyang Jiang on AI augmentation, transcending constraints, fostering creativity, and the levers of AI strategy (AC Ep6)

by shan | Jun 4, 2025 | Podcast

What are the goals I really want to attain professionally and personally? I’m going to really keep my eye on that. And how do I make sure that I use AI in a way that’s going to help me get there—and also not use it in a way that doesn’t help me get...

Nisha Talagala on the four Cs of AI literacy, vibe coding, critical thinking about AI, and teaching AI fundamentals (AC Ep2)

by shan | May 7, 2025 | Podcast

“The floor is rising really fast. So if you’re not ready to raise the ceiling, you’re going to have a problem.” – Nisha Talagala About Nisha Talagala Nisha Talagala is the CEO and Co-Founder of AIClub, which drives AI literacy for people of all ages....

Kieran Gilmurray on agentic AI, software labor, restructuring roles, and AI native intelligence businesses (AC Ep84)

by shan | Apr 9, 2025 | Podcast

“Let technology do the bits that technology is really good at. Offload to it. Then over-index and over-amplify the human skills we should have developed over the last 10, 15, or 20 years.” – Kieran Gilmurray About Kieran Gilmurray Kieran Gilmurray is CEO...

Jennifer Haase on human-AI co-creativity, uncommon ideas, creative synergy, and humans outperforming (AC Ep83)

by shan | Apr 2, 2025 | Podcast

“We humans often tend to be very restricted—even when we are world champions in a game. And I’m very optimistic that AI will surprise us, with very different ways of solving complex problems—and we can make use of that.” – Jennifer Haase About...

Helen Lee Kupp on redesigning work, enabling expression, creative constraints, and women defining AI (AC Ep78)

by shan | Feb 19, 2025 | Podcast

“I’m cautiously optimistic because never before has technology been as accessible as it is now—being able to interact with machines in a way that feels so natural to us, rather than in ones and zeros or more technical ways. AI shouldn’t replace what exists but augment...