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Sep 10, 2026
Libby HillsHOST
So yeah, we thought it'd be great to get her on to dig into some of the research she's been overseeing in this space.
Owen HenkelHOST
Yeah, and I thought something that was really interesting that came out both in the forecast and in the expert, she was one of our expert judges on that track, was that there definitely seemed like a few plausible stories about like how teachers might use this or how it might impact their teaching profession.
Owen HenkelHOST
But you really actually need to go check with people to see how they're actually using it.
Owen HenkelHOST
And so they're one of the only organizations doing multiple studies, just actually trying to see what teachers think themselves, you know, what's actually happening on the ground.
Libby HillsHOST
Great to be here.
Libby HillsHOST
Thank you for having me.
Libby HillsHOST
Yeah, and we're really excited about talking to you today, Joanna, because of all of your experience and expertise in the space, but also because you were a brilliant judge in our recent AI in Education Forecasting Competition for our track around adoption of AI by teachers.
Libby HillsHOST
and the debates we were having with the judging discussions were really fascinating.
Michael GervaisHOST
I'm your host, Dr. Michael Gervais.
Michael GervaisHOST
Today's guest is Dr. Jamie Metzl, technology and healthcare futurist, geopolitical expert, and one of the leading voices helping us understand the future of AI, genetics, biotechnology, medicine, and human values.
Michael GervaisHOST
Jamie has served in the U.S. National Security Council and is the author of Hacking Darwin, Super Convergence, and his latest book, The AI Ten Commandments, A New Moral Code for Humanity.
Jamie MetzlGUEST
This is a story about ethics and values.
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Jamie MetzlGUEST
The story about domesticating plants and animals 12,000 years ago, that was a story about all of us because it changed all of our lives.
Jamie MetzlGUEST
This is that kind of story.
Jamie MetzlGUEST
But if we say, oh, this is just up to experts and technologists and maybe a few government regulators, we're going to get it wrong.
Michael GervaisHOST
And a
Clinton MaynardHOST
Alex Hawke is part of the faction that was at war.
Clinton MaynardHOST
And David Elliott, who'll be on this show tomorrow, he's part of the same faction as well, the centre-right faction that was involved in this war with the hard-right faction in New South Wales that was dominated by the likes of Christian Ellis and the Perites.
Clinton MaynardHOST
Dominic's brothers, Charles and Jean-Claude.
Clinton MaynardHOST
But Alex Hawke is involved in that.
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You'll be glad you did.
John JessieHOST
Hi, John Jesse with the Health Continuum here today in another in our Ask an Expert series where we explore an important health and fitness topic with a subject expert.
John JessieHOST
Now today, we're excited to welcome Dr. Oskar Goetze to talk about how to improve our gut, gastrointestinal microbiome.
John JessieHOST
Dr. Goetze,
Niels BrabandtHOST
AI is here and AI is here to stay.
Niels BrabandtHOST
The question is, who is leading? Who leads the human-AI collaboration? And we have an expert again with us here today for episode number two.
Niels BrabandtHOST
Hello and welcome back, Dr. Adrian Wolfberg.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
Thank you for having me, Niels.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
But there's another layer above and beyond that.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
And that is whether we understand this problem from an internal perspective.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
So this means to what degree is our experience relevant? What can we gather from the organizational memory dealing with a problem? What kind of expertise does the organization have? dealing with such a problem.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
And different organizations will naturally answer these questions differently.
Vijay VaitheeswaranHOST
So how do we tackle this? Let me turn first to my colleague, David, David, you have led a group.
Vijay VaitheeswaranHOST
I've thought about this a lot over the years, of course, but as well convened a group of experts to talk about this.
Vijay VaitheeswaranHOST
And you've produced a wonderful collection of essays, pointed ones that you can find on our website.
Vijay VaitheeswaranHOST
I recommend to all of you to look up that.
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Vanessa Z. ChanGUEST
So I think that's what fundamentally was a problem with commercialization when we started looking at it.
David M. HartGUEST
David, anything to add? Yeah, I think there are some decisions we need to take out of the hands of the Congress and balance that view.
David M. HartGUEST
I do think there has to be accountability for the funds, but technical decisions should be made by technical experts, and you need informed judgment.
David M. HartGUEST
And we aren't good at cutting things off, and it is a challenge, and it is a risk, I think, of some of these investments.
Jess LaneGUEST
We oftentimes are giving so much to others that we really need to just think about, okay, what is the best way for me forward? And what does the investment in myself look like? And so sometimes that takes a look at looking at our lifestyle and prioritizing or working with a financial planner in more depth to say, I do want to go out on my own.
Jess LaneGUEST
And what's a smart way to approach this while I'm planning my exit strategy, but In short, we open with the five key pillars of wellness to my program, which include financial, and it's less of a how much money do you have in your bank account, and it's more like how are you feeling about where you are at and what needs to be true in order for you to move forward.
Jess LaneGUEST
So having folks like you in my back pocket is really important as well, experts to help.
Jess LaneGUEST
I think, honestly, the biggest thing, Maggie, is first thing, ROI, risk, and investment look a lot different these days.
Maggie NielsenHOST
And so kind of going into business, was there a money belief that you had to completely unlearn to kind of make your leap?
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Maggie NielsenHOST
Nice and simple.
Maggie NielsenHOST
I love that.
Maggie NielsenHOST
Well, thank you so much for coming on today and sharing your expertise.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
So organizations... from my research and what other people have done, is they rarely fail because people know too little.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
Yes, that can happen, but they're more likely to fail because experts don't understand one another, information remains isolated in silos, assumptions aren't shared because they're protected because of resource constraints, And perspectives never or rarely get integrated for similar reasons for protection and resources.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
So the key is making these differences surface to make them understandable and usable.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
So boundary crossing isn't asking everyone to agree.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
It's helping different experts, not different people with different knowledge, understand, respect, and use each other's knowledge.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
So, for example, an engineer sees technical feasibility.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
A marketeer sees customer perception.
Niels BrabandtHOST
You've heard quite something from boundary crossing and lots of other topics so far.
Niels BrabandtHOST
The question is, how do you now put all together into the leader's design? The question is, how to put the leader's design into practice? And we have an expert on the matter with us today.
Niels BrabandtHOST
Hello and welcome back for episode 11 out of our series of 12.
Niels BrabandtHOST
Hello and welcome back, Dr. Adrian Wolfberg.
Niels BrabandtHOST
However, there's a lot more to that.
Niels BrabandtHOST
And we have an expert on the matter with us here today.
Niels BrabandtHOST
Hello and welcome back, Adrian Wolfberg.
Adrian WolfbergGUEST
Thank you, Niels.
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