Artificial Intelligence is evolving faster than ever, but is it actually making our lives better?

In this special follow-up episode of Relocate to Happiness, I welcome back Itay Adam who first joined the podcast two years ago to share his predictions about the future of AI. Now, we're revisiting those predictions to see what came true, what surprised us, and what the rapid rise of AI means for our work, relationships, and overall well-being.

From everyday AI tools to the bigger questions about trust, purpose, and happiness, this conversation explores how we can embrace innovation without losing what makes us human.

In This Episode

Together, we explore whether AI has lived up to the hype or whether we're still underestimating its potential. We revisit the predictions made two years ago, discuss the biggest surprises in AI's evolution, and examine how it's already changing the way we work, learn, communicate, and make decisions. We also dive into one of the most important questions of all: Can AI actually make us happier? Or does true happiness still depend on the very human qualities that no technology can replace? Finally, we look ahead to the next wave of AI, with bold predictions about what's coming next, and what each of us can do to prepare for the future.

Listeners will discover:

• Which AI predictions came true, and which didn't.
• Whether AI is overhyped or underestimated.
• How AI is changing our daily lives and work.
• The opportunities and risks AI presents for our well-being.
• Practical ways to use AI intentionally without losing human connection.
• Bold predictions for the next two years of artificial intelligence.

This episode is an invitation to pause, reflect, and ask not only "What can AI do?" but also "What kind of future do we want to create with it?

When was the last time you walked into your own home and actually felt better? Not just relieved. Not just safe. Better.

Because my guests today, the two women behind ReDesign, would tell you that a room can absolutely do that for you. And if yours isn't doing it, that is not a Pinterest problem. That is a mental health problem. Marina Ehrlich and Katya Ravits are the founders of REdesign Atelier, an international design studio specializing in curated interiors, furniture production, and design-led real estate projects. Working with developers and private clients, they create spaces that combine thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and a strong sense of lifestyle. Their latest venture is a sculptural lighting object crafted from Portuguese marble, bridging the worlds of interior design and collectible design. The piece will be presented for the first time in Verona this September.

In this episode, we will be discussing:

• What’s the difference between design and redesign?
• When a client says “I want a beautiful home,” what are they usually asking for that they don’t yet have words for?
• Something we can talk about people’s emotional lives just from spending time in their homes
• What is the smallest, free move they could make today that would change how their space feels.