In this episode, Koby Ofek discusses the recent phase transition in artificial intelligence, marking a shift from AI as a passive tool to a proactive agent. He explores the implications of this transition on productivity, workplace dynamics, corporate strategies, and public perception. The conversation highlights the need for a coherent strategy for human-AI collaboration and addresses the growing anxiety surrounding job displacement and the future of work.Chapters00:00 The Phase Transition of AI02:56 The Agentic Shift in Technology05:52 Transforming Workplaces with AI08:45 Corporate Strategies and the Talent Pipeline12:05 Public Anxiety and Perception of AI14:55 Navigating the Future of Work with AI
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