AI Conversations: The Human Perspective on Technology

We’re in the midst of an AI revolution, but most of the conversation focuses on the technology itself. What about the humans navigating this change?

That’s exactly what we’re exploring through two distinct but complementary platforms: TruthAmp and Building a Better Geek. Both dig into the intersection of technology and humanity, but from different angles that matter to leaders and professionals.

TruthAmp: Where Leaders Get the Human Perspective on AI

Welcome to TruthAmp, where senior leaders get the human perspective on AI. We pair an AI leader with an executive communications coach to explore this week’s developments and what they mean for people.

I’m teaming up with Emmanuella Grace, founder of Find Your Voice and former international performer, who helps leaders understand how AI is changing the way humans connect, communicate, and perform at work. Together, we translate AI complexity into human terms and help leaders navigate what these changes mean for their teams.

This isn’t just another tech podcast talking about algorithms and capabilities. We’re having the conversations that matter: How do you lead teams through AI adoption? What does authentic communication look like when AI is generating content? How do you maintain human connection in an increasingly automated world?

Building a Better Geek: New Episode Dropping Soon

Speaking of authentic communication, we’ve got exciting news for high-functioning introverts who like humans at least as much as machines. A new episode of Building a Better Geek is about to drop, and it’s going deep on the leadership and communication challenges that technical professionals face.

Why These Conversations Matter Now

Both platforms address a critical gap in how we’re approaching the AI revolution. The technology is advancing rapidly, but the human systems - our communication, our leadership approaches, our workplace cultures - often lag behind.

For technology leaders, this creates unique challenges:

• How do you communicate AI’s potential and limitations to non-technical stakeholders?
• What does authentic leadership look like when you’re implementing systems that fundamentally change how people work?
• How do you maintain human connection and psychological safety during periods of technological transformation?

These aren’t just nice-to-have conversations. They’re essential for anyone who wants to lead effectively in our rapidly evolving digital landscape.

More details on the Podcasts page

Find Building a Better Geek on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred platform. TruthAmp is available on YouTube. Both explore the human side of our technological future.