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Where Intelligence Lives: AI Anthropologist Matt Artz on the Edges Where We Learn
- Podcast
- Are We There Yet?
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- Jul 8, 2026
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- 2733
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Summary
When does a tool become a collaborator? What parts of our lives should resist automation? Will artificial intelligence ultimately flatten humanity? AI is changing far more than our productivity: it is changing how we think, learn, collaborate, and lead. Anthropologist and AI researcher Matt Artz shares with Sonja and Jamie why the next frontier isn't simply building smarter machines, but designing better relationships between humans and technology. From agentic AI and organizational design to education, governance, and the future of work, this conversation covers what kind of future we're creating, and who gets to shape it.