Welcome to another episode of The Inside Learning Podcast brought to you by the Learnovate Centre, where we explore the impact of AI on the future of work. In this episode, we are joined by Sangeet Paul Choudary, the author of 'Reshuffle,' to debunk common fallacies about AI, such as 'AI won't take your job, but somebody using AI will.' 

Sangeet dives deep into understanding how AI restructuring workflows, altering organizational logic, and redistributing power. Using real-life examples from various industries, he explains how we should refocus from task-level to system-level thinking to truly understand the changes AI brings. Sangeet discusses the importance of skills like curiosity and curation and provides actionable insights on how to stay valuable in an AI-driven world. Tune in to learn more about the fallacies of automation and augmentation, productivity gains, and the new value industry coordination layers bring.

00:00 Introduction to the Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Debunking the AI Job Replacement Myth

01:02 Understanding the Systemic Impact of AI

02:06 Introducing the Guest: Sangeet Paul Choudary

02:23 Unpacking the AI Job Replacement Fallacy

02:53 The Automation vs. Augmentation Debate

04:25 The Typist Example: A Case Study

06:42 Skills for the Future: Curiosity and Curation

10:58 The Productivity Gains Fallacy

11:13 Coordination vs. Creation: Capturing Value

15:54 The Workflow Continuity Fallacy

17:18 The Neutral Tools Fallacy

21:30 The Stable Salary Fallacy

24:16 The Stable Firm Fallacy

25:22 Practical Takeaways for the Future of Work

29:49 Conclusion and Resources

Find Sangeet on Substack:

https://open.substack.com/pub/platforms/p/the-many-fallacies-of-ai-wont-take?r=jzz68&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Find Reshuffle:

https://amzn.to/46NGtvv

Productive Failure: A New Paradigm for Learning with Manu Kapur

What if the best way to learn isn’t to get it right the first time—but to fail first?

In this episode of Inside Learning, we’re joined by Manu Kapur, author of Productive Failure. Kapur introduces a radical shift in how we think about education and training: instead of shielding learners from mistakes, we should intentionally design for failure as the gateway to deep understanding.

We explore:

As Kapur puts it: “Fail first, learn later.”

Join us for a conversation that challenges the way we teach, train, and even think about learning itself.

Find out more here: https://www.productivefailure.com

In this episode of 'Inside Learning,' brought to you by the Learnovate Centre, Dr. Helena Boschi, author of 'Why We Do What We Do,' delves into the mysteries of the human brain and its pivotal role in learning and behavior. Host Aidan McCullen explores with Dr. Boschi the brain's function as a 'prediction machine,' its adaptation in the digital age, and the impacts of technology on cognitive abilities and attention spans. Key insights include practical neuroscience-backed techniques for enhancing learning and memory, the importance of physical exercise, and maintaining social connections for brain health. Dr. Boschi also emphasizes the power of neuroplasticity and the need for continuous learning in today's fast-changing world. Tune in to glean valuable tips for maximizing your brain's potential and fostering a thriving, adaptive workforce.

00:00 Introduction to Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Understanding the Brain: The Prediction Machine

03:18 Impact of Technology on the Brain

06:08 Neuroscience-Backed Learning Techniques

13:43 Challenges of Remote Work and Digital Workspaces

18:13 Neuroplasticity: Adapting to Change

21:33 Conclusion and Contact Information

Find Helena: https://www.chequeredleopard.com

In this episode, we discuss the concept of contingent leadership with Victoria Pelletier, author of 'Influence Unleashed' and 'Unstoppable.' We delve into Apple's history with Steve Jobs to illustrate the evolving nature of leadership and the necessity for businesses to adopt flexible, future-oriented workforce strategies. Victoria shares insights on the importance of combining talent acquisition methods, the gig economy, and the need for a mindset shift in both leadership and HR practices. Additionally, she emphasizes the role of personal branding and innovation in today's dynamic work environment. Tune in to learn how to future-proof your workforce and adapt to rapid industry changes.

00:00 The Rise, Fall, and Return of Steve Jobs

00:39 Introducing Victoria Peltier and Contingent Leadership

01:11 Exploring Contingent Leadership

02:44 The Gig Economy and Workforce Evolution

05:10 Challenges and Opportunities in Fractional Work

07:42 The Role of HR in a Changing Workforce

09:25 Education and Career Mindset Shifts

17:54 Building a Personal Brand

20:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode, we delve into the world of learning innovation with Graham Brown-Martin, author of 'Learning Reimagined'. Graham shares his journey from working on mainframe computers at the Open University to pioneering educational technology in the 1980s. We explore key topics such as the contrast between instructionism and constructionism, the evolution of the education system, the impact of neurodiversity, and the future of work in the age of automation. Graham's unique insights highlight the need for a systemic transformation in education and the crucial role of diverse thinking in driving innovation. Join us for an enlightening conversation on the transformative power of learning and technology.

00:00 Introduction to Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Guest Introduction: Graham Brown-Martin

01:51 Early Career and Mainframe Computers

02:39 Educational Software and the Micros in School Scheme

05:12 The Shift from Instructionism to Constructionism

18:21 The Role of Neurodivergence in Innovation

23:46 The Future of Work and Education

34:15 Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Find Graham

https://www.grahambrownmartin.com

Find those Vimeo videos: 

https://vimeo.com/showcase/8802420

In this episode of Inside Learning, host Aidan McCullen speaks with Calum Chace, an expert on artificial intelligence and the author of several bestselling books, including 'Surviving AI' and 'Pandora's Brain'. They discuss the concept of two singularities: the Economic Singularity, where AI renders many jobs obsolete, and the Technological Singularity, where AI surpasses human intelligence. Calum highlights the potential impacts of these advancements on society and the necessity for proactive planning to avoid negative outcomes. They also delve into the challenges and opportunities of AI in education and the importance of developing skills for an unpredictable future. Calum further shares insights into his company, Conscium, which focuses on machine consciousness, AI agent verification, and neuromorphic computing.

00:00 Introduction to the Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Guest Introduction: Calum Chase on AI and Singularity

03:06 The Economic Singularity Explained

04:22 The Future of Jobs and Skills

05:07 Planning for a Post-Job Economy

09:38 The Role of Education in an AI-Driven World

14:21 Calum Chase's Journey and Conscious AI

19:46 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

22:02 Where to Find More from Calum Chase

22:37 Closing Remarks

Find Conscium:  https://conscium.com

Find Calum: https://calumchace.com

Calum’s books: https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B00PUM096S/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=a0c6289a-6402-4e04-919b-973799060636&ref_=ap_rdr

In this episode of the Inside Learning Podcast, brought to you by the Learnovate Center, Michael B. Horn discusses his new book 'Job Moves: Nine Steps for Making Progress in Your Career,' offering valuable advice for those feeling stuck in their careers. He delves into the importance of understanding personal progress in career choices, the concept of 'jobs to be done,' and why thinking about experiences rather than perks is crucial when assessing job opportunities. Horn also sheds light on the necessity of cataloging personal capabilities and making informed decisions based on the trade-offs in any job role. This episode is packed with actionable insights for both individuals navigating their careers and employers aiming to retain talent.

00:00 Introduction to the Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Navigating Career Transitions

00:48 Introducing Michael Horn and His New Book

02:09 Understanding Job Progress and Choices

04:30 The Jobs to Be Done Theory

05:33 Applying the Theory to Career Choices

17:09 Evaluating Your Career Assets and Liabilities

20:43 Making Informed Career Decisions

25:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Find all sheets and information on the book here: https://www.jobmoves.com

Revolutionizing Music Education - Moombix Founder Margret Juliana Sigurdardottir

Join us for an inspiring episode of Inside Learning brought to you by the Learnovate Centre. In this episode, we dive into the future of music education with Margret Juliana Sigurdardottir, founder of Moombix. Discover how Margret is addressing the challenges adult learners face in accessing quality, flexible music lessons and how MoomBix is building a global community of music enthusiasts. Learn how the platform connects learners with expert teachers worldwide and provides innovative digital tools to enhance the learning experience. Don't miss this discussion on how COVID-19 accelerated the shift to online music education and the exciting potential of Moombix to democratize music learning.

00:00 Introduction to Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Challenges in Music Education

01:35 Margret's Musical Journey

03:59 Founding of Moombix

05:36 Impact of COVID-19 on Music Learning

06:55 Features of Moombix Platform

10:09 Global Reach and Cultural Exchange

13:01 How to Get Started with Moombix

13:53 Conclusion and Credits

Find Moombix at https://www.moombix.com

In this episode of The Inside Learning Podcast, hosted by Aidan and brought to you by the Learnovate Center, we dive into the transformative concept of the access economy with special guest Sara Daw. Sara, the author of 'Strategy and Leadership as Service: How the Access Economy Meets the C-Suite', provides insightful definitions and real-world applications of the access economy. The discussion highlights the advance of mobile technology and the younger generation's focus on social capital, which drive the shift from ownership to on-demand access. Sara introduces the idea of psychological ownership and its pivotal role in the access economy, particularly for sharing professional C-suite services. The conversation also explores the gig economy, portfolio work, and the integration of AI in the evolving workforce. Learn how individuals and organizations can adapt and thrive in this new economic landscape. Visit LearnovateCenter.org for more insights on the future of work and the science of learning.

00:00 Introduction to the Inside Learning Podcast

00:15 Understanding the Access Economy

03:22 Psychological Ownership in the Access Economy

05:07 The Gig Economy and Portfolio C-Suite

12:23 AI's Impact on the Future of Work

16:40 Sara Daw's Research and Insights

21:49 Future of Education and Mentorship

24:05 Conclusion and Contact Information