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INET's Lynn Parramore joined the People Managing People podcast to talk about AI, trust, and the future of work. In this clip, she explains why human judgment shouldn't be handed to AI.
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INET's Lynn Parramore joined the People Managing People podcast to talk about AI, trust, and the future of work. In this clip, she explains why human judgment shouldn't be handed to AI.
â–¶ Watch the full episode: bit.ly/4zm68HK
đź“„ Read Lynn's latest at INET: ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/the-ai-boom-runs-on-an-even-more-dangerous-machine-part-2
Follow the Institute for New Economic Thinking:
ineteconomics.org
Instagram: @neweconomicthinking
#AI #FutureOfWork #Trust #Economics #Shorts
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