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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 1 MIN

AI-isms Trailer: The Human Side of AI

from AI-isms: Human Rhythms in a Synthetic World · host Shulagna Dasgupta

What is artificial intelligence really changing?Beyond business strategy and productivity, AI is reshaping the way we think, work, communicate, create, make decisions, and move through everyday life.On AI-isms: Human Rhythms in a Synthetic World, transformation strategist Shulagna Dasgupta explores the human side of AI through conversations with leaders, innovators, and change-makers navigating one of the biggest shifts of our time.Drawing from more than 20 years of experience guiding CXOs through transformation, Shulagna brings a thoughtful and practical perspective to the evolving relationship between humans and artificial intelligence.This podcast explores:AI and human behaviorleadership and digital transformationworkplace culture and decision-makingcreativity, identity, and productivitythe future of work in an AI-driven worldIf you’re interested in artificial intelligence, business transformation, leadership, and how technology is shaping human behavior, follow AI-isms for conversations designed to help you engage with AI more intentionally.Coming soon!

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