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Ep 832: The Human Side Of AI Readiness

Ep 832: The Human Side Of AI Readiness

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AI is moving from a specialist technology to something employees in large parts of the organization are increasingly expected to be using. Skills, mindsets, and long-established habits are much harder to change than software, which is why meeting that expectation is proving difficult. If the challenge is mainly a human one, AI readiness is as much a matter for HR and talent leaders as for technology teams. So what does it take to get a workforce ready for AI, and what opportunity does that create for talent leaders? My guest this week is Dr. Michael Housman, Co-Founder and CEO of AI Performance Lab. Michael has spent 17 years building AI and machine learning platforms, and now helps leadership teams around the world adopt AI. In our conversation, he explains what the human aspect of AI readiness means in practice, why execution matters more than strategy, and why HR and talent leaders are well-placed to lead the change. In the interview, we discuss: What has changed since AI went mainstream, and what hasn't Why AI readiness is a question of mindset, culture, and skills Treating AI as a digital colleague rather than a tool Exponential innovation, flat adoption, and an hour a day of AI playtime The companies leading on AI are growing headcount, not cutting it Why a strategy deck is not the same as execution Deciding where humans stay in the loop, and the risk of skills atrophy Why this is a unique moment for HR and talent leaders Why experience and AI skills together are such a powerful combination What does the future look like when adoption can't keep pace with innovation? Follow this podcast on Apple Podcasts. Follow this podcast on Spotify.
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