Aug 19, 2026 · 41 min · 14 segments
AI is moving faster than most organizations can keep up, and that uncertainty can create excitement, fear, and resistance. In Part 1 of this three-part series, Mike Rudinsky and Dr. Drew Brannon…
Mike RudinskyGuest
Drew BrannonHost
So, um, yeah, and I, uh, as we get into this conversation, Mike, I think the place to begin before we're even too much in the trenches specific to all things AI, we've got to start with the people.
Right? We've got to start with the humans, and, and just right there, I, I don't know that as whether it's people, teams, organizations are asking the questions they're asking right now about AI, I'm not sure who is or isn't beginning there, but our recommendation certainly is you gotta start with the people.
Yeah, I think, I think more and more are finding out now that the technology has outpaced us by so much.
So I want to begin by, um, just mentioning that, what do we know about people? And, and here are some things, you know, having been in the psychology space for a really long time now, and all of our team here at Amplos has, um, has been and will continue to be fascinated about humans.
It doesn't matter whether, oh, I'm trying to get to some place in a location I've never been before, and I'm not sure how to do that.
I as a human normally, typically will experience things such as I see increases in cortisol in my brain, right? So I'm, I'm presented with something that's unknown.
So, um, yeah, and I, uh, as we get into this conversation, Mike, I think the place to begin before we're even too much in the trenches specific to all things AI, we've got to start with the people.
Right? We've got to start with the humans, and, and just right there, I, I don't know that as whether it's people, teams, organizations are asking the questions they're asking right now about AI, I'm not sure who is or isn't beginning there, but our recommendation certainly is you gotta start with the people.
Yeah, I think, I think more and more are finding out now that the technology has outpaced us by so much.
So I want to begin by, um, just mentioning that, what do we know about people? And, and here are some things, you know, having been in the psychology space for a really long time now, and all of our team here at Amplos has, um, has been and will continue to be fascinated about humans.
It doesn't matter whether, oh, I'm trying to get to some place in a location I've never been before, and I'm not sure how to do that.
I as a human normally, typically will experience things such as I see increases in cortisol in my brain, right? So I'm, I'm presented with something that's unknown.
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