AI Pathfinder

Us in the Next Two Years

Society EN ↓ 3 episodios

Us in the Next Two Years explores how AI is changing work, systems, and everyday responsibility in real life — not just what the technology can do, but what it is already changing in us. Hosted by Ashley and Jarod, each episode starts from a real signal and follows it into the structural shifts underneath: workflow, judgment, handoff, responsibility, and the future of work.

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AI Pathfinder

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Society

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Último episodio

6 de abr. de 2026

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Jobs May Be Distilled Before They Are Replaced | Us in the Next Two Years EP03 06.04.2026

This episode explores a quieter form of work disruption: not the job vanishing first, but the organization learning how to distill the method inside the job into context, rules, exception handling, and handoff logic.

AI May Not Take the Job First | Us in the Next Two Years EP02 06.04.2026

This episode looks at a quieter future-of-work risk: not the job disappearing first, but the path inside the job that used to build judgment, experience, and depth getting thinner.

AI Doesn't Need to Be Reliable First | Us in the Next Two Years EP01 06.04.2026

This episode asks a harder question than “Is AI good enough yet?” It asks what starts changing in our work — and in us — once AI becomes useful enough to enter the workflow before trust is fully solved.

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