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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 50 MIN

AI, Creativity, Critical Thinking and What It Means to Be Human

from The Most FM Business Hour · host The Most FM

In this episode of The Business Hour , Naomi Harris and Jordan sit down with Taranaki-born creative thinker Toni-Maree to explore the intersection of art, technology, philosophy, and humanity.From studying photography in Singapore and living across France, China, and Australia, to building her own AI-powered reflective practice, Toni-Maree shares how curiosity has shaped her journey.The conversation dives into the power of asking better questions, the opportunities and challenges of AI, creativity in an age of automation, and why critical thinking matters more than ever.Together, they explore:How AI can be used as a tool for reflection rather than replacementThe art of asking better questionsWhy overthinking can be both a strength and a challengeThe importance of intentionality, meaning, and human connectionWhat creativity looks like in a rapidly changing worldIf you've ever wondered how technology is reshaping the way we think, create, and connect, this conversation will leave you with more questions than answers—in the very best way.Key takeaway:"How do we make meaning?" A simple question that sits at the heart of this fascinating discussion.

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