John Webster
English dramatist
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Jul 9, 2026
AI Only Helps When You Know Which Hill to Climb
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Jason RomeHOST
What's your take there on, you know, where are these tools amplifying and where are they potentially, I don't want to say making us lazy, but where are they decreasing quality? And what have you seen there? What have you put in place there?

John WebsterGUEST
I was in a conversation the other day, and it was about talent and how we should think about, you know, skills of the future.

John WebsterGUEST
And when we talk about critical thinking, we talk about it as if it's like a strategic choice.

John WebsterGUEST
Like there's an option not to build critical thinking into your talent development process and in terms of your hiring processes.

John WebsterGUEST
So I must admit, I get a little bit frustrated with like, you know, we need to really double down on critical thinking.
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Jason RomeHOST
You know, have you seen places where we're trying to use probabilistic models to do deterministic things and guiding teams, you know, when not to use AI, where we've over applied it potentially, and there are simpler, cheaper solutions in the market?