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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 636 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementNon-ProfitBusiness | |||

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This show centers on leadership, organizational design, and responsible use of AI in the workplace. Across recent episodes, listeners are guided through practical frameworks for trust-based leadership, human–AI collaboration, and governance of algorithmic systems. Topics frequently explore how to redesign decision rights, monitor outcomes, and foster psychological safety so teams can move quickly without sacrificing ethics or inclusion. Notable angles include the tension between automation and human judgment, the ethics of AI in hiring and performance management, and strategies for sustaining learning, transparency, and accountability in complex organizations. The format often pairs research with real-world case studies, offering actionable... more
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