Week 01 · Manufacturing
Machines that behave better than people
A plant floor supervisor on automation, reinvention, and the mistake that shaped his whole career.
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"The day everything went sideways" — burnout, breakthroughs, and staying human in the ER
A trauma nurse on the moment she almost walked away, what AI has quietly changed in her hospital, and the conversation it started at her own dinner table.
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My parents live a mile away. My in-laws lived with us for almost a decade. Being in technology, we were always the trailblazers, sharing what we were up to at the dinner table — and that gave me a way of tying complex ideas to relatable, human terms.
"I want to turn the fear of being left behind into growth, learning, and upskilling."
Today, like the Y2K and e-commerce eras before it, people carry real fear of losing their jobs to AI. Every guest on this show can have that same across-the-table conversation — so listeners feel connected to an industry leader, to the conversation, and to me.
— Damini Dhawal