In this episode, we dive headfirst into the thrilling, slightly terrifying world of artificial intelligence and the job roles most at risk of being replaced by AI.

From customer service reps to data analysts, copywriters to video editors, we discuss why these roles are at risk and why businesses should keep the human element involved. Is your job role at risk of being replaced by AI? What will you do when your role can be done better by a robot?

Do you think humans still play a huge role in simple tasks that can easily be automated? Human Intelligence is a Podcast aimed at those who still value the power of proper human connection.

We are not against AI, far from it in fact. We simply want to make sure that the magic of the human input isn't lost in a world so desperate to make it redundant. Join us each week as we discuss those human-led topics that connect with millions of humans all over the world and ask the questions that only the human mind can ask.

Artificial intelligence is here, it's staying, and for now, we as humans control its involvement in our lives. Let's make sure it stays that way. Follow us over on LinkedIn and TikTok below

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In this episode, we’re hopping in our metaphorical time machine (complete with a mixtape and questionable fashion choices) to explore everything that was better 30 years ago — and everything that’s genuinely improved since then.

From Saturday morning cartoons and unfiltered social lives to modern tech that actually listens to us (hi, algorithms), we’re comparing the charm of nostalgia with the perks of progress.

It’s part memory lane, part reality check, and all-around fun. Tune in for a witty, balanced look at how the world’s changed — and whether the “good old days” were really that good… or just good in our heads.

You’ve walked the stage, tossed the cap, and stepped proudly into… an AI-dominated job market where your biggest competitor might be a chatbot. In this episode, we explore what it really means to graduate into a world where artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of work faster than universities can update their syllabuses.

We’ll dive into the challenges today’s grads face — from chasing jobs that no longer exist, to proving their human edge in a sea of automation. Hear from recent graduates, career coaches, and tech insiders as they share raw stories and smart strategies for thriving (not just surviving) in the algorithmic age.

AI is everywhere—from the classroom to TikTok trends to that one friend who lets ChatGPT write their dating profile (don’t worry, we won’t judge… too much). Young people are at the frontlines of this AI revolution, using it to create, learn, hustle, and even shortcut their way through life.

But here’s the big question: Are we building a future where AI empowers us—or one where we outsource too much of our thinking to the machines?

In this episode, we dive into how Gen Z and Millennials are experimenting with AI, the amazing possibilities it unlocks, and the subtle dangers of leaning on it just a little too hard. From creativity boosts to critical thinking blind spots, we’re exploring the double-edged sword of a world where AI feels like a best friend, tutor, and business partner rolled into one.

Expect laughs, hot takes, and some thought-provoking reality checks as we unpack whether this AI wave is carrying us forward—or sweeping us away.

In a world obsessed with artificial intelligence, two humans dare to keep things deliciously… real. Human Intelligence is a weekly conversation between two curious minds exploring what makes us tick, think, feel, and sometimes completely short-circuit in an AI-driven world.

From creativity and consciousness to relationships and work, they tackle the big, weird, wonderful questions about being human — no guests, no scripts, no algorithms required. Just honest dialogue, sharp wit, and the occasional existential detour.

AI has its uses, but the power of the human mind must never be underestimated.