Sinead Bovell

And I describe Google Research as one of the places inside Google where the future gets prototyped before all of us get to experience it.

So I wanted to ask him, what is he building? What are they working on? Where does he see all of this going? And what does that mean for all of us? I'm Sinead Bovell, and this is I've Got Questions.

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Now, say if you have somebody that is not well known, they're not proven to have worked on any podcast, what do you do? The best thing that you can do is to try and model those titles that have worked.

One very tactical thing I did was, you know, I referenced where one of the shows I worked on, it's a show called I've Got Questions with Sinead Bovell, and the third episode we put out broke 100K views with an unknown person.

The first interview, we actually had, like, a really big executive from Microsoft that did really good, but the, but the person that really blew up for them was a, a teacher.

Like, a teacher at a university, a professor.

Especially when we're looking into this future of AI and what the landscape is going to be.

We have a few people like Mo Godot and Sinead Bovell who are futurists and AI experts, and they're saying, because everyone's asking them, well, what do we teach our kids? We know this is coming up.

No one knows what the future looks like.

What do we do with the children? So they're all saying, and I agree, they're saying the best way to gear up our kids and ourselves for a high tech world is a low tech analog foundation.