The Human Advantage: Leadership Lessons from the AI Frontier
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The Human Advantage: Leadership Lessons from the AI Frontier
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The most important intelligence in the age of AI isn't artificial. It's the kind that comes from being human, leading people, and learning in the field. In this episode of Lessons from the Field, host Paige Williams gathers practitioners from the frontlines of AI transformation to share what they're actually discovering as they navigate this shift in real time.
Joining Paige are Amanda Manna, Vice President of Strategic Relations at Singularity University; Darlene Damm, entrepreneur and global impact leader who launched the world's first drone transport company for healthcare goods; Diana Verde Nieto, third-time entrepreneur and co-founder of Edify Collective, an AI-native coaching app built for frontline teams; and Michaela Hackner, UX leader driving AI transformation across Indeed's R&D organization.
Together they explore the tension between automation pressure and human skill development, why the rush to replace people with agents may ultimately undermine the markets businesses depend on, and what capacities like empathy, honesty, purpose, and agency no algorithm can replicate. This is leadership intelligence earned from experience, not extracted from data. And right now, that's the advantage that matters most.