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In the Age of AI, Humans Still Have Something Machines Don’t | E10e
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- Tech Legacies
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- Mar 23, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1875
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Summary
In a world driven by AI, automation, and digital transformation, one question matters more than ever: What does it mean to stay human? In this powerful moment from the Tech Legacies podcast, Saurajit Kanungo, President of CG Infinity, reflects on something technology still cannot replicate... human instinct and heart. While machines continue to grow more intelligent, humans possess something deeper. Instinct. Empathy. Connection. Saurajit explains why many workplaces today overuse the brain but underuse the heart, and how that imbalance can lead to missed opportunities in leadership, teamwork, and performance. Drawing from insights by Ray Kurzweil, Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink , and real-world leadership experiences, he shares why the future isn’t about humans competing with machines... it’s about humans and machines working together. In this conversation: Why human instinct still outperforms data in critical decisions How workplaces are overusing logic and underusing empathy Why community and connection are essential in the digital age How tech leaders can maintain humanity while embracing AI Why the future belongs to those who combine intelligence with heart As technology advances, the real question isn’t whether machines will get smarter. It’s whether humans will remember what makes us human.