Meisa Bonelli

Signal Sans AI

Business EN ↓ 3 episodes

Signal Sans AI is where Meisa Bonelli steps outside of artificial intelligence to examine the broader systems shaping how we live, work, and decide. This series explores the signals behind headlines, across markets, policy, business, and culture, through the lens of someone who has spent her career operating close to leadership, where decisions carry weight and execution has consequences. Each episode focuses on what holds under pressure and what starts to get flimsy when narratives, incentives, and real-world conditions fall out of alignment. The perspective is grounded in systems, judgment...

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Meisa Bonelli

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The Career Navigation Crisis Isn't the Problem. Career Permanence Is. 24.06.2026 52:43

The conversation around career navigation has exploded in recent years. Students feel unprepared, parents are overwhelmed by postsecondary options, counselors are stretched beyond capacity, and employers continue to raise concerns about workforce readiness. But what if career navigation isn't the real crisis? In this audio whitepaper analysis, I explore a deeper issue hiding beneath the surfa...

Ep. 1 - Bitcoin, You Ready Yet? 16.04.2026 5:02

What happens when two of the most transformative technologies—Bitcoin and artificial intelligence, compete for the same finite resource? Not capital. Not attention. Energy. This piece explores a deeper constraint beneath the hype: infrastructure. As demand scales, the real question isn’t what we believe in, it’s what the system can actually support. This content is for informational purposes on...

Ep. 2 - All-Time Highs. All-Time Disconnect. 16.04.2026 5:36

The market is climbing, but the signal it’s sending feels completely disconnected from reality. At a time of geopolitical tension, economic strain, and public distrust, rising indices raise a deeper question: what are we actually measuring? This piece challenges the idea that market performance can substitute for policy, trust, or real economic stability. When the numbers go up but confidence doe...