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The Art of Being Human in The Age of Machines
We’re living through a rare moment: communities are fracturing, machines are performing work once thought uniquely human, and AI is challenging long-held assumptions about intelligence, creativity, education, and human value. As technology reshapes how we learn, work, and relate, this podcast makes space for the questions that progress alone cannot answer—not only what we need to know, but who we want to become.
Join psychologist Dr. Tanya Gamby and learning sciences scholar Dr. George Siemens for conversations across the sciences, humanities, and arts about meaning, connection, and human flourishing.
Their work in education sparked the question: How do we prepare people for a world we are still learning to understand? Together with their guests, they explore what we might recover, rethink, or cultivate—for ourselves, our communities, and the living world we share.
Join psychologist Dr. Tanya Gamby and learning sciences scholar Dr. George Siemens for conversations across the sciences, humanities, and arts about meaning, connection, and human flourishing.
Their work in education sparked the question: How do we prepare people for a world we are still learning to understand? Together with their guests, they explore what we might recover, rethink, or cultivate—for ourselves, our communities, and the living world we share.
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