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AI: Voice or Victim?
Hosted by Walk West · EN
A podcast that explores how AI is transforming careers, businesses, and industries. Hosts Greg Boone and Erica Rooney deliver real-world use cases and actionable AI strategies to help professionals stay ahead of the curve.
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The Sentient Startup: Building AI-Native Companies with Arnaud Frade
1w ago00:57:14Tap to summarizeWhat happens when startups stop treating AI as a tool—and start building with it at the core?Greg Boone sits down with Arnaud Frade—executive leader, innovator, and author of The Sentient Startup—to unpack what it really means to build an AI-native business in today’s rapidly shifting landscape.This isn’t another surface-level conversation about automation or productivity hacks. Arnaud challenges the way we think about organizations, leadership, and intelligence itself—arguing that the next generation of companies won’t just use AI… they’ll behave more like living systems.Chapters:00:00 – Intro: AI Isn’t the Future—It’s Now01:10 – Meet Arnaud Frade & The Sentient Startup03:05 – What Is a “Sentient” Startup?05:40 – Why Most Companies Are Thinking Too Small About AI08:20 – From Tools to Systems: The Real Shift in AI11:15 – The Biggest Mistakes Leaders Make with AI Adoption14:30 – AI-Native vs. AI-Enabled Companies18:05 – Building Organizations That Learn and Adapt21:40 – The Human Role in an AI-Driven Company25:10 – Leadership in the Age of Intelligent Systems28:45 – Where AI Strategy Fails (and How to Fix It)32:20 – The Risk Isn’t AI—It’s Standing Still35:50 – What the Next Generation of Startups Will Look Like39:10 – Practical Steps to Start Building with AI Today42:30 – Arnaud’s Vision for the Future of Work45:00 – “Last Chat” Segment47:30 – Final Thoughts & TakeawaysGreg and Arnaud get into:-Why most companies are still thinking too small about AI-The shift from tools → systems → “sentient” organizations-What leaders get wrong about AI adoption (and how to fix it)-How to build companies that scale intelligently without losing human purpose-The real risk: not AI taking jobs—but leaders failing to evolveIf you’re still asking “How do we use AI?”—this episode pushes you toward a better question:“What kind of organization are we becoming because of it?”👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
Transcribe →Everyone Has the Same AI Tools. That's Exactly the Problem.
2w ago00:44:28Tap to summarizeIf your AI inputs look like everyone else's, your outputs will too. And in a market where AI is accelerating everything from outbound campaigns to hiring decisions, sounding like everyone else is no longer a neutral outcome. It's a competitive liability.Greg Boone sits down with Brett Berhoff, Founder and CEO of Strategy.xyz and a Bay Area-based business strategist and AI advisor, for a candid conversation about what AI is actually doing to go-to-market strategy, sales, and the companies that think they're keeping pace.Brett operates at ground zero. Driverless cars outnumber taxis. Every billboard is an AI company. But the most important thing he brings to this conversation isn't what Silicon Valley is doing with AI. It's what the rest of the country keeps getting wrong.This episode is built for founders, operators, and revenue leaders who need a realistic read on where AI creates leverage and where it quietly destroys trust.In this episode, you'll learn:Why the same AI tools used the same way produce the same forgettable output across every companyHow AI is changing go-to-market speed, volume, and velocity, and what that costs you if the human element is missingWhat Silicon Valley consistently gets wrong about AI adoptionHow to think about AI SDRs, avatars, and hyper-personalization without crossing into creepyWhy garbage in does not just mean garbage out in an AI context, it means catastrophic outcomes at scaleThe one thing Brett tells every leadership team before anything else: drop the fearIf you are responsible for growth, strategy, or revenue, this conversation will sharpen how you think about what AI can and cannot do for you right now.Chapters00:00 Welcome to AI: Voice or Victim01:10 Meet Brett Berhoff02:30 Life at Ground Zero: Silicon Valley and AI05:00 Driverless Cars and What They Signal08:00 AI Adoption Across the Country10:30 Every Company Is an AI Company13:00 AI and the Next Generation15:30 The SaaS Apocalypse: Real or Overhyped?18:45 Jack Dorsey, Block, and the Nimbleness Question21:30 When Big Companies Can't Turn the Ship24:00 Go-to-Market in the AI Era: Three Components27:30 People Still Buy From People29:00 Speed, Volume, and the Risk of Losing the Human Touch31:30 Hyper-Personalization vs. Creepy33:00 Same Input, Same Output: The Real AI Problem36:00 AI SDRs: When They Work and When They Don't38:30 The Uncanny Valley of AI Avatars40:00 Is Silicon Valley Ahead or Just Louder?41:30 Does AI Talent Have to Be in the Bay Area?42:30 What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong About AI43:30 One Thing to Do Right Now: Drop the Fear44:30 Closing Thoughts👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
Transcribe →From AI Anxious to AI Confident
Apr 1500:13:43Tap to summarizeWhat if the biggest barrier to using AI isn’t skill… it’s confidence?In this solo episode, Erica Rooney gets real about the hesitation so many people feel around AI and why that fear is costing you more than you think. From imposter syndrome to the myth that “AI is cheating,” she breaks down what’s actually holding people back and how to move forward without needing to become “a tech person.”This episode is not about tools. It’s about mindset, momentum, and building confidence through action.Erica shares her own journey from avoiding AI altogether to now teaching it, speaking on it, and using it daily. Her takeaway is simple: confidence doesn’t come first. It comes from doing.If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, this is your push to start.🔑 What You’ll Learn Why imposter syndrome is stopping people from using AI How small, low-stakes experimentation builds real confidence Practical ways to use AI at work (without feeling like you’re cheating) How to rehearse hard conversations using AI Why AI can make you more productive and more confident The “confidence competence loop” and how it actually works Simple daily habits to go from AI anxious to AI capable ⏱️ Chapters00:00 Why AI fear is really about confidence 01:00 Erica’s honest story about avoiding AI 03:00 The real key: experimentation over expertise 04:00 Using AI to rehearse hard conversations 06:00 AI as a thought partner and perspective expander 07:00 Productivity, mental load, and confidence 08:30 AI as a coach when you don’t have one 09:30 Brain dumping and reducing overwhelm 10:30 From AI anxious to teaching others 11:00 Why implementation beats learning 12:00 The confidence competence loop explained 12:45 How to start today (for real this time)👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
Transcribe →What Most Businesses Get Wrong About AI
Apr 100:51:33Tap to summarizeThere’s a lot of noise around AI right now. Tools, demos, promises. But when it comes to actually building something that works, most companies hit a wall.In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone sits down with Kerry Prince to talk about what it really takes to move from AI curiosity to real execution.This is a builder’s conversation. Less hype, more reality.Kerry brings a grounded perspective on how teams should be thinking about AI systems, where things tend to break down, and why speed without structure usually creates more problems than progress.Greg pushes on what matters most for businesses right now: making decisions, building responsibly, and not getting left behind.If you're tired of surface-level AI talk and want to understand what it actually takes to build and scale, this episode delivers.In this episode, we cover:* Why most AI projects stall before they create value* The difference between experimenting with AI and operationalizing it* Where teams waste time and money when adopting AI* How to think about systems, not just tools* What separates builders from spectators in the AI era* The risks of moving too slow—and too fast👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
Transcribe →How to Actually Start Using AI at Work
Mar 1800:27:11Tap to summarizeAI feels new. It isn’t.In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Erica Rooney sits down with Walk West Director of Client Services Susie Tunnicliffe to talk about how AI is showing up in real work environments right now.Susie breaks down how her team is using AI across client services, from research and competitive analysis to QA testing and business development. She also explains why most people are overthinking where to start and what actually matters when you begin.The conversation gets into the reality of client concerns around privacy, how to use AI responsibly, and what it looks like to introduce these tools without losing trust. You will also hear how Walk West is building a culture where teams are encouraged to experiment, make mistakes, and figure out what works.If you are still on the sidelines with AI, this episode gives you a clear place to begin.What You’ll LearnWhy AI has been around longer than most people thinkHow to use AI for research, QA, and client strategyWhere client concerns about AI actually show upHow to introduce AI without breaking trustWhy curiosity matters more than expertise when startingReal examples of AI improving workflowsChapters 00:00 AI has been here longer than you think01:00 Meet Susie Tunnicliffe02:00 A people first approach to client services03:00 How AI started showing up at work04:00 Internal use cases for AI05:00 Research and competitive analysis with AI06:00 What Certified Walk West Way means07:00 Handling client data and privacy concerns08:00 Where companies hesitate with AI10:00 Real use case: AI in QA and testing11:30 Where beginners should start13:00 Learning AI through experimentation14:00 Using AI in business development15:30 Building a culture that supports testing and learning18:00 What happens when AI outputs are wrong19:00 Advice for new employees using AI20:00 Tools that actually help day to day work22:00 How AI improves focus in meetings23:00 What comes next for AI in client services24:00 Last Chat segment👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
Transcribe →Mother-Centered AI: Helping Moms Trade Guilt for Self-Trust with Tara Ryan
Mar 400:18:00Tap to summarizeWhat if AI didn’t just help you move faster—but helped you feel more grounded?Live from MIT at the AI Powered Women Conference, Erica sits down with Tara Ryan, co-founder and CEO of Confidante, an AI-powered emotional support and coaching platform designed specifically for mothers.Tara isn’t building another productivity tool. She’s building mother-centered AI—technology that helps women pause, cut through the noise, and make values-based decisions in moments that feel overwhelming.From managing the mental load to navigating career opportunities, sick kids, business travel, and the never-ending to-do list, this conversation digs into a reality many women know all too well: modern motherhood is reactive, relentless, and full of judgment.Tara shares:How Confidante started as a custom GPT for her executive coaching clientsWhat “mental load” really means—and why it disproportionately impacts womenHow AI can support decision-making without replacing human intuitionWhy Reddit and Facebook groups often increase pressure instead of clarityThe difference between reactive living and values-aligned choicesHow small, intentional decisions can rebuild self-trustThis isn’t about outsourcing your life to a bot.It’s about using AI as a thought partner—so you can be more present, more aligned, and less resentful in the moments that matter most.As Tara says, the goal isn’t perfection. It’s helping moms insert themselves back into the equation.AI doesn’t have to make us more anxious. It can help us feel steadier.Episode Chapters00:00 – AI That Centers Moms 02:00 – From Executive Coaching to Confidante 05:00 – The Mental Load Explained 08:00 – Where AI Can Actually Help Mothers 10:30 – The Conference vs. Baseball Tournament Dilemma 14:00 – Reactive Living vs. Values-Based Decisions 16:00 – Judgment, Reddit, and the Noise Around Motherhood 18:00 – Rebuilding Self-Trust with Small Choices 20:00 – What’s Next for Mother-Centered AI👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center. Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregboone Erica Rooney on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2025 Walk West Production
Transcribe →AI and Accessibility: Are We Building a More Inclusive Future or Leaving People Behind?
Feb 1800:35:46Tap to summarizeIf you're building, buying, or implementing AI systems, you need to understand this: accessibility isn't an add-on. It's a design decision that determines who gets included and who gets left out.In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, host Erica Rooney sits down with Joe Devon, founder of A11y Audits and co-creator of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Joe has spent his career making the digital world usable for everyone, and now he's turning his attention to AI.You'll hear why the accessibility challenges we're seeing with AI aren't new—they're amplified versions of mistakes we've already made. Joe breaks down where AI has the potential to break down barriers for people with disabilities, and where it's creating new ones. This isn't about compliance checkboxes. It's about whether the AI systems you're deploying actually work for all the people they're supposed to serve.This conversation is for product leaders, HR teams, customer experience managers, and anyone responsible for technology decisions that affect real people.In this episode, you'll learn:-Why accessibility must be built into AI from the start, not bolted on later-How AI is already creating barriers for people with disabilities-Where AI has real potential to improve accessibility-What leaders miss when they treat accessibility as a legal requirement instead of a design principle-Why ignoring accessibility in AI isn't just unethical—it's bad business-Practical steps you can take right now to make your AI systems more inclusiveIf you're deploying AI tools without considering accessibility, you're making a choice about who matters. This episode will help you make a better one.About Joe DevonJoe Devon is the founder of A11y Audits, a company dedicated to making digital products accessible to everyone, and the co-creator of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), an annual event that raises awareness about digital accessibility worldwide. With over two decades of experience in web development and accessibility advocacy, Joe has worked to ensure that technology serves all users, regardless of ability. His work focuses on bridging the gap between innovation and inclusion, proving that accessible design benefits everyone.Learn more:A11y Audits: https://www.a11yaudits.com/GAAD Foundation: https://gaad.foundation/👉 Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2025 Walk West Productionhttps://youtu.be/TojLGgnJNbg
Transcribe →From Intern to AI Native: Why Generalists Will Win the Future of Work
Feb 400:43:25Tap to summarizeWhat happens when AI turns your entire team into generalists? And what does that mean for how organizations hire, promote, and build teams?In this episode, Greg Boone sits down with Alec Coughlin to unpack how AI is reshaping not just tools, but entire workflows, organizational structures, and what it means to be employable. This is not a conversation about prompt tips or productivity hacks. This is about what happens when the old playbook for career development, specialization, and organizational design stops working.Greg shares how he moved his entire team at Walk West from AI anxious to AI confident by making adoption personal, fun, and psychologically safe. He breaks down why the traditional path of hyper-specialization is breaking, why invisible unemployment is a bigger threat than layoffs, and why the generalist mindset combined with domain expertise is the unlock for the next era of work.If you are a leader trying to integrate AI into your org without burning it down, or an individual contributor wondering how to stay relevant, this conversation will give you both the mindset shift and the tactical clarity to move forward with intention.In this episode, you will learn:Why making AI adoption personal, fun, and safe is the only way to get real organizational buy-inHow psychological safety drives AI adoption more than any tool or training programWhy treating AI like a smart intern boxes you into outdated thinkingThe disconnect between people who say they use AI and people who actually use AIWhy invisible unemployment is a bigger risk than headline layoffsHow Walmart not hiring for three years signals a fundamental shift in workforce strategyWhy the Renaissance age of AI rewards generalists over specialistsHow to use AI to unlock business context and horizontal skill developmentWhy formal AI certifications and building in public matter more than everHow the traditional org chart and siloed functions are breaking under AI transformationIf you are responsible for shaping your team, your career, or your organization in an AI-enabled world, this episode will help you move from reacting to the change to designing for it.Chapters00:00 - Welcome and Introduction01:00 - The Future of Work with AI02:00 - AI in Team Collaboration03:00 - Cultural Adoption of AI at Walk West05:00 - Making AI Personal, Fun, and Safe07:00 - Psychological Safety and Leadership09:00 - AI in Sales and Marketing11:00 - SDRs, BDRs, and the Anthropomorphism Problem15:00 - The Hollowing Out of Entry-Level Roles17:00 - Mentorship and Learning in the AI Era19:00 - Stop Calling AI a Smart Intern22:00 - The Disconnect in AI Understanding24:00 - Historical Business Models Are Breaking27:00 - The Problem with Hyper-Specialization28:00 - The Renaissance Age of Generalists31:00 - Rethinking Organizational Structures34:00 - Domain Expertise Meets Horizontal Skills37:00 - Go Get Certified and Build in Public40:00 - Invisible Unemployment and the Future of Hiring43:00 - Final Recommendations👉 Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.This episode is a special collaboration with Alec Coughlin, host of AI with Alec. Check out his show for more conversations on AI, business, and the future of work at https://aiwithalec.com/Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center. Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/🔗 Check out AI with Alec:https://aiwithalec.com/© 2025 Walk West Production
Transcribe →The Lead Flow Crisis: Why Traditional Marketing Died in 2025 (And What to Do About It)
Jan 2100:50:28Tap to summarizeSearch is broken. Email is harder. Paid ads cost more. Lead flow is drying up across the board—and most marketers are still playing by the old rules.In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone sits down with Marc Sirkin, former CEO of Third Door Media, and Chris Long, co-founder of Nectiv and SEO strategist behind brands like Adobe and Amazon. Together, they dissect the lead flow crisis facing revenue leaders, marketers, and operators in 2025—and why ignoring it could be fatal.This is not another "SEO is dead" debate. This is a hard look at what happens when Google flips the switch to AI Mode, when attribution models collapse under platform incentives, and when product-market fit becomes the only thing that matters. The conversation cuts through the noise with tactical clarity on how AI-powered search, zero-click results, and LLM-driven experiences are reshaping the entire customer journey.If you're responsible for growth, pipeline, or revenue, this episode will challenge how you think about channels, authority, and where your customers actually are.In this episode, you'll learn:What the lead flow crisis actually is and why it's hitting nowHow AI Mode will replace Google's 10 blue links faster than you thinkWhy attribution data is disappearing and what that means for proving ROIThe real difference between product-market fit and marketing tacticsHow Reddit, forums, and human-generated content became irreplaceable to LLMsWhy technical literacy is now a non-negotiable skill for marketersHow to build authority in an AI-first search ecosystemWhere small businesses and mid-market brands can still winWhat happens when platforms like ChatGPT, Google, and Perplexity own the entire customer experienceKey moments:Why Google has no choice but to roll out AI Mode (and when it's likely to happen)The stair-step strategy Google is using to train users for full LLM searchHow Reddit became a battleground for brand reputation and LLM training dataThe hidden risks of building your brand on rented platformsWhy marketers need to think like engineers to survive the next 12 monthsThis episode is required listening for CMOs, CROs, founders, and marketing leaders navigating the fastest transformation in digital history. The rules changed. The question is whether you're ready to adapt.👉 Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future — before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2025 Walk West Production
Transcribe →Why Gen Z Isn't Using AI (And What That Means for Their Future)
Jan 700:22:07Tap to summarizeFor the first time in history, young people aren't the early adopters. And that's a problem.Recorded live at MIT during the AI Powered Women Conference, this episode features Caren Cioffi, CEO and founder of Agenda Hero, an AI platform that eliminates manual calendar work. But this conversation goes far beyond productivity tools.Caren reveals a troubling trend: Gen Z and Gen Alpha students are being actively blocked from using AI in schools. They're threatened with failing grades, disciplinary action, and even expulsion if caught using these tools. Meanwhile, the rest of the workforce is rapidly adopting AI and building fluency that will define the next decade of work.The stakes are high. These are the students whose jobs will be most impacted by AI, yet they're being systematically prevented from learning how to work alongside it. While professionals are using AI to eliminate tedious work and focus on meaningful human connection, students are being taught to fear it.This episode is for parents, educators, leaders, and anyone who cares about preparing the next generation for a world where AI is infrastructure, not optional.In this episode, you'll learn:Why Gen Z and Gen Alpha are not adopting AI (and why that should worry us)How schools are punishing students for AI use instead of teaching responsible adoptionThe false choice between cheating and learning when it comes to AI toolsHow AI eliminates tedious work across professions (from doctors to lawyers to parents)Why curiosity matters more than skills in the AI eraWhat happens when we free up human capacity for connection instead of paperworkHow one founder built a global company solving a problem AI made newly possibleThe real risk of keeping our most capable generation on the sidelinesErica and Caren discuss the uncomfortable truth that expensive college degrees may be preparing students for jobs that no longer exist, while simultaneously blocking them from the tools that will define their careers. But the conversation is grounded in optimism: when we eliminate the tedious, we create space for what truly matters.If you're a parent wondering whether your kid should still study engineering, an educator trying to navigate AI policies, or a leader thinking about how to prepare the next generation, this episode will give you clarity without the panic.👉 Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone navigating the AI revolution.Subscribe to AI: Voice or Victim for more conversations that move you from AI anxious to AI curious. Hosted by Erica Rooney and Greg Boone aka AISerious™, we're helping people and organizations embrace AI ethically, strategically, and with humanity at the center.Follow us and join the movement to shape the future before it shapes us.🔗 Follow us and dive deeper:On the web: https://voiceorvictim.com/Greg Boone on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregbooneErica Rooney on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarooney/© 2026 Walk West Production
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