Shift Happens: Understanding AI and Change

Everyone’s talking about AI. But many people don’t fully understand what AI means for them and their future. What’s actually changing – beyond the hype? Conversations around AI are often missing something crucial: the human perspective. This week, we’re exploring why the human lens matters. Explore why we’re talking about AI all wrong, how it’s reshaping our roles at work, and what our communities actually need to be truly “smart”. Zoe Eather is The Funny Futurist™ – an engineer, PhD researcher in data storytelling, and stand-up comedian. She has spent her career computing solutions to complex problems. Now she’s helping people process clarity about AI, change, and the future. The future isn’t predetermined. It’s something we shape together. Originally aired 4th August, 2026. The post Shift Happens: Understanding AI and Change appeared first on Science Queeries.

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