Christian "Boo" Boucousis

So in an ironic way, we've gone through this phase where technology has dehumanized us to some degree.

We were talking about it before we got on the podcast about how technology is making us neurotic.

because we really only do things based on what the technology tells us to do.

Whatever the messages we receive, whatever the email that's just been sent, whatever our job tracking software tells us.

So we've actually gone backwards into being these really reactive leadership models.

And AI needs the opposite.

It needs us to be deeply human because that's what it can't do.

It needs us to go back into the critical thinking structures of the brain.

It requires us to get creative.

It requires us to understand the emotional impact that we need the intelligence to deliver.

So I'm kind of hopeful that

My job is to help people with this, is to help you reconnect way more at the human layer, to be more free to go back into those models of building relationships, talking about emotion, being engineered towards making an impact on the world and the people around you.

rather than being effectively the doing side of what your technology is telling you to do today?

My rock.

Is not broken.

Yeah, well, iteration is really the talent that an inventor has.

The talent...

You know, I think entrepreneur is a bad word now because there's more people that are entrepreneurs that aren't than are.

I prefer to think of founders, people that found something that wasn't ever there before.

Yeah.