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258 - Flynn Coleman on a Human Algorithm
From Getting Smart Podcast · Hosted by Tom Vander Ark
Episode summary
In this episode of Getting Smart Podcast: In this episode, the team is diving into artificial intelligence and the future of work and learning. Today's guest, Flynn Coleman, is an international human rights attorney, a professor, and a social entrepreneur. She's also a former competitive athlete, she speaks five languages, and she has lived and learned in a dozen different countries!
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In this episode, the team is diving into artificial intelligence and the future of work and learning. Today's guest, Flynn Coleman, is an international human rights attorney, a professor, and a social entrepreneur. She's also a former competitive athlete, she speaks five languages, and she has lived and learned in a dozen different countries! Flynn has spoken and written extensively on issues of war crimes, gender equality, behavioral economics, and emerging technologies. Her new book, A Human Algorithm, explores how artificial intelligence is redefining who we are. The Getting Smart team appreciates her focus on equity and inclusion in this innovation age. Listen in as Flynn talks to Tom about the future of work and learning and explore how A.I. will change the future of education! Key Takeaways: [:10] About today's episode and special guest. [:52] Tom Vander Ark welcomes Flynn Coleman to the podcast! [:59] How and why did Flynn gain the opportunity to study in so many countries during high school and college? [1:56] Did Flynn's parents value travel or support her in traveling? [2:32] What led Flynn to become interested in human rights? [3:39] If Flynn had to pick out her...