What can people do that computers never will? According to Geoff Colvin,

that's the wrong question. It is futile to ask what computers will never be

able to do, since they are accomplishing new, previously unthinkable feats

at an astonishing rate. Instead, we must ask what it is that humans will

insist continue to be performed by other humans? 

The answer lies in the shift happening as we speak: from a knowledge

 economy to what Colvin calls the relationship economy. We also talk about

his first book, why talent is overrated (and the two qualities you can

cultivate instead). I hope you find this conversation as fascinating as I

did!