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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2026 · 23 MIN

Future Focus | Week of Jan 5 | The Human Advantage: Why Judgment Will Define the AI Era

from Designing Schools · host Dr. Sabba Quidwai

In this powerful kickoff to the year, we unpack the deeper message behind Jensen Huang’s keynote at CES and how it reframes our evolving relationship with AI. From robotics presented as friends to McKinsey’s insights on agents, robots, and human responsibility, this episode explores why judgment not creativity or empathy, may be the most critical skill of the AI era. With real-world examples from schools and everyday life, we challenge listeners to rethink what it truly means to be prepared for the future.Resources Mentioned🔗 Watch Jensen Huang’s CES 2026 Keynote (the part I mention starts at 45:00)📄 McKinsey Report – Agents, Robots, and Us📘 OpenAI Report – AI as a Healthcare AllyExplore More from Designing Schools🤝 Partner with Us: Join the AI Power Circle and collaborate with forward-thinking educators building the future with AI.📘 Get the Book: Designing Schools — a practical blueprint to transform your campus with creativity, leadership, and innovation.🎓 Prepare Your Students for an AI Future: Link to new student experienceFor questions, email: [email protected]

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