Two tech worlds meet to answer a pressing question: if AI can act for us, what should remain meaningfully human? In this episode, We've teamed up with <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/gareth-mitchell-b50b313/'>Gareth Mitchell</a> and <a href='https://www.linkedin.com/in/gboddington/'>Ghislaine Boddington</a> from the <a href='https://podc.st/soep'>Somewhere on Earth Podcast</a> to compare notes on practical adoption, cultural nuance, and the messy, beautiful realities of bringing AI into daily life. Andrew Grill shares how enterprise leaders move from hype to “aha” moments, including a live case where a 17,000-cell SWOT analysis became actionable strategy in minutes. We dig into why projects stall—broken processes, outdated ROI, and thin literacy—and how smart training and transparent policies shift teams from pilots to outcomes. The conversation widens beyond boardrooms. Ghislaine traces the arc from early telepresence and immersive art to today’s “body in the digital,” where trust, intimacy, and presence underpin healthy human-machine collaboration. We examine digital human twins, agentic AI that makes decisions on our behalf, and the ethics of agents negotiating with each other. Expect clear takes on governance, transparency, and the line between pattern-matched empathy and the real thing. We also explore global perspectives: AI ethics in the Nordics, smart-city lessons from Singapore, manufacturing in Japan, and the access gaps that keep billions offline. Media and learning are transforming too. Universities are moving from AI bans to guidance that requires prompt and output documentation, building accountability and critical thinking. On the creator side, we look at AI in podcast production and the next step—personalized listening that adapts to knowledge and time. Along the way, we share recommended episodes, from Karen Jacobsen’s origin as the original Aussie Siri voice to Deborah Humble’s high-wire opera story packed with lessons in resilience and preparation. If you’re curious about technology but allergic to hype, this co-production brings grounded examples, human-centered design, and a global lens. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs a practical AI playbook, and leave a quick review with your biggest “aha” or open question—what would you never let an AI decide for you?Resources mentioned <a href='https://podc.st/soep'>Somewhere on Earth Podcast</a>Thanks for listening to Digitally Curious. You can buy the book that showcases these episodes at <a href='https://curious.click/order'>curious.click/order</a> Your Host is Actionable Futurist® Andrew Grill For more on Andrew - what he speaks about and recent talks, please visit <a href='https://podc.st/website'>ActionableFuturist.com</a> Andrew's Social Channels Andrew on <a href='https://podc.st/linkedin'>LinkedIn</a> <a href='https://podc.st/twitter'>@AndrewGrill</a> on Twitter <a href='https://podc.st/instagram'>@Andrew.Grill </a>on Instagram Keynote speeches <a href='https://podc.st/videos'>here</a> <a href='https://curious.click/order'>Order Digitally Curious</a>

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