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Breaking the Loop of Human-affecting Gross Slop — a conversation with Kristen Seversky — E30
Summary
In this conversation, Kristen Seversky and Matthew discuss the intersection of technology, AI, and human connection. They explore the challenges of implementing AI in organizations, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of technology on communities. Kristen shares her career journey in product management and reflects on the need for a paradigm shift in how we approach technology and its implications for society. They also touch on the role of renewable energy in the tech industry and the pushback from communities against tech companies.
Bio
Kristen Seversky is a product-managing, operations-thinking, code-writing, efficiency-driven, people person that believes in better. In her 15+ years in tech, she's shifted from her Software Developer origins to Product before landing more recently in the Product Operations space; whatever roles will absorb all the things she wants to bridge in this wild industry.
Whether it's a large, enterprise company or a smaller startup with growth on the horizon, Kristen enjoys catering to the human elements and building collaborative connections in our increasingly automated world. Beyond work, you can find her deep in new indie games, being Very Online, and wrangling her toddler and dog.
Takeaways
AI should not be a blanket term; we need specificity.
Human connection is essential in tech development.
The enshitification of technology is a real concern.
People are craving authentic connections over AI solutions.
Organizations often fail to understand their own workflows.
The tech industry is in a cycle of maximizing profits.
Community pushback against tech is growing.
Renewable energy is becoming a focal point in tech discussions.
AI is often implemented without understanding its impact.
We need to focus on the human aspect of technology.
Chapters
00:00 Cold (prepare to qualify) open
01:37 Human Connection vs. AI
10:59 The Intersection of UX and Product Management
19:00 The Challenges of AI Implementation
25:39 The Circular Economy of AI
38:18 The Intersection of Profit and Purpose
50:52 Innovations in Renewable Energy and Data Centers
53:14 The Role of Local Governments in Tech Development
56:50 7 +/- 2 Questions
Keywords
AI, technology, human connection, product management, community impact, renewable energy, tech industry, collaboration, organizational structure, innovation
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By Matthew OliphantSummary
In this conversation, Kristen Seversky and Matthew discuss the intersection of technology, AI, and human connection. They explore the challenges of implementing AI in organizations, the importance of collaboration, and the impact of technology on communities. Kristen shares her career journey in product management and reflects on the need for a paradigm shift in how we approach technology and its implications for society. They also touch on the role of renewable energy in the tech industry and the pushback from communities against tech companies.
Bio
Kristen Seversky is a product-managing, operations-thinking, code-writing, efficiency-driven, people person that believes in better. In her 15+ years in tech, she's shifted from her Software Developer origins to Product before landing more recently in the Product Operations space; whatever roles will absorb all the things she wants to bridge in this wild industry.
Whether it's a large, enterprise company or a smaller startup with growth on the horizon, Kristen enjoys catering to the human elements and building collaborative connections in our increasingly automated world. Beyond work, you can find her deep in new indie games, being Very Online, and wrangling her toddler and dog.
Takeaways
AI should not be a blanket term; we need specificity.
Human connection is essential in tech development.
The enshitification of technology is a real concern.
People are craving authentic connections over AI solutions.
Organizations often fail to understand their own workflows.
The tech industry is in a cycle of maximizing profits.
Community pushback against tech is growing.
Renewable energy is becoming a focal point in tech discussions.
AI is often implemented without understanding its impact.
We need to focus on the human aspect of technology.
Chapters
00:00 Cold (prepare to qualify) open
01:37 Human Connection vs. AI
10:59 The Intersection of UX and Product Management
19:00 The Challenges of AI Implementation
25:39 The Circular Economy of AI
38:18 The Intersection of Profit and Purpose
50:52 Innovations in Renewable Energy and Data Centers
53:14 The Role of Local Governments in Tech Development
56:50 7 +/- 2 Questions
Keywords
AI, technology, human connection, product management, community impact, renewable energy, tech industry, collaboration, organizational structure, innovation