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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 34 MIN

Working the Future - A Pragmatic Discussion About AI With Jon Bains

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“What we do see is people aren't being replaced when they leave. So you have more natural attrition.Certainly in creative industries there are fewer entry level jobs because a lot of those starter positions (where you learn the trade) have been already replaced by machines.So that actually leads - from a societal and from a commercial standpoint - that if you have no juniors, then you'll never get seniors.We need to think about how the youth are working more on the same level as the senior people.” Jon Bains, Founder of Obsolete.com

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In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jon Bains, founder of ethical AI consultancy Obsolete.com. The conversation delves into the impact of AI on marketing and creative industries, the challenges of job security in the face of automation, and the importance of regulatory measures. Jon emphasises the need for creativity and human touch in the workplace, while also discussing the practical implications of AI for marketing professionals and the future of work.

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