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Dan Priest

Dan Priest

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Sep 30, 2026

Dan PriestHOST
0:21
Congress is going to do with such a complicated topic that everybody's coming up to speed on?
Jessica MeluginGUEST
0:26
Not well, Dan.
Jessica MeluginGUEST
0:28
Next question.
Dan PriestHOST
0:37
Welcome back to The Intelligence Shift.
Dan PriestHOST
1:59
Let's start the conversation.
Dan PriestHOST
2:02
So welcome to the Intelligence Shift, and thank you for being here.
Alondra NelsonGUEST
2:05
Glad to be here, Dan.
Dan PriestHOST
2:06
It's a big topic, and before we delve right in, we'd love to get to know you a little bit better.
Patrick BoyleHOST
26:41
According to the FT, some recruiters are warning that failing to hire juniors today puts a company's existence at risk within 15 years.
Patrick BoyleHOST
26:52
Dan Priest, the chief AI officer at PwC, told The Economist that the structure might eventually shift to an hourglass, where AI hollows out middle management, essentially the opposite of what we're seeing today.
Patrick BoyleHOST
27:07
This would allow AI-native graduates to leapfrog into leadership.
Patrick BoyleHOST
27:12
However, that optimism does rely on an entry mechanism that currently appears to be broken, and I'm not sure how likely this is.
Nik KershawGUEST
26:49
So we spent a few months looking for the sound and looking for a producer.
Nik KershawGUEST
26:56
We went through a guy called Dan Priest.
Nik KershawGUEST
26:59
He made some demos.
Nik KershawGUEST
27:00
I made some demos with Rupert Hine as well, who was Howard Jones' producer, which I loved.
Patrick BoyleHOST
22:23
According to the FT, some recruiters are warning that failing to hire juniors today puts a company's existence at risk within 15 years.
Patrick BoyleHOST
22:34
Dan Priest, the chief AI officer at PwC, told The Economist that the structure might eventually shift to an hourglass, where AI hollows out middle management, essentially the opposite of what we are seeing today.
Patrick BoyleHOST
22:49
This would allow AI-native graduates to leapfrog into leadership.
Patrick BoyleHOST
22:54
However, that optimism does rely on an entry mechanism that currently appears to be broken, and I'm not sure how likely this is.

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