The Insightful Leader brings you another episode of "Life, Automated"—a podcast from Kellogg's Ryan Institute on Complexity. Kellogg Professor Sébastien Martin speaks with host Jess Love about AI's pedagogical potential. In his own operations management class, students trade PDFs for lifelike chatbots, log conversations with Socratic AI tutors, and use AI to explore the kinds of social and political dynamics that students normally have to learn on the job. But Martin also grapples with harder questions: What about public schools with fewer resources? When should kids use AI at all? And how can students stay hopeful and true to their own interests in a wildly uncertain future? (This is part 1/2 of Life, Automated's back-to-school series) For more Life, Automated: Apple Spotify
This week on The Insightful Leader, we're bringing you an episode of "Life, Automated"—a new podcast from Kellogg's Ryan Institute on Complexity. Join host Jess Love as she attempts to answer the question on everyone's lips: Will AI actually take over every job ever? Kellogg economist Ben Jones doesn't think so. Drawing from historical evidence around innovation, Jones argues that automation never conquers everything—it inevitably creates operational bottlenecks that only humans can solve. By leaning into these bottlenecks, we can protect meaningful, well-paid work. But his optimism comes with a stark caveat: there is one nightmare scenario where this historical pattern breaks down entirely. And it doesn't involve superintelligence. It involves mediocre AI. For more Life, Automated: Apple Spotify
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