Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson · 2026-06-22 · 1h 13m
What if AI isn't the biggest disruption we're facing? What if the real problem is that we're trying to force 24th-century technology into an economy designed for another era? In this episode, AI and transformation leader, Michael Clark explains why AI is exposing fundamental flaws in education, business, leadership, and the global economy, and what we need to do next. Michael argues that we're trying to fit next-generation AI into systems designed for the industrial age. The conversation explores how organizations can move beyond automation and embrace collaborative intelligence, where humans and AI work together to create value. They discuss the future of work, data as an asset, workforce transformation, AI adoption, leadership in the intelligence economy, and why critical thinking, judgment, and adaptability will become the most valuable skills in the AI era. Like and follow for weekly episodes.
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