Dox Brown, a strategist, systems designer, and self-described 'epistemic architect,' challenges us to look beyond AI's practical uses to its fundamental impact on language, knowledge, and what it means to be human. Introducing his concept of 'hollisis,' the dynamic, embodied thinking that AI can't replicate, Dox reframes neurodiversity as an evolutionary advantage and offers a roadmap for rethinking education itself. A profound exploration for anyone ready to question the future of learning in an automated world.

Dox Brown, a strategist, systems designer, and self-described 'epistemic architect,' challenges us to look beyond AI's practical uses to its fundamental impact on language, knowledge, and what it means to be human. Introducing his concept of 'hollisis, 'the dynamic, embodied thinking that AI can't replicate, Dox reframes neurodiversity as an evolutionary advantage and offers a roadmap for rethinking education itself. A profound exploration for anyone ready to question the future of learning in an automated world.

Host Lydia Kumar talks with nonprofit comms lead Celia Jones about wielding ChatGPT as a research sidekick, confidence boost, and ethics checkpoint, proving AI can deepen, not replace, human connection.