The Learning Geeks Podcast S7 E15 Part 2: Learning Trends for 2025 and Beyond (with Jessica Glazer)
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Jul 16, 2025 
Jessica Glazer, an author at McKinsey's Research and Innovation Learning Lab, shares insights from the Learning Trends Perspective Report. She explores the challenges and ethical considerations surrounding responsible AI adoption. The discussion emphasizes the importance of human skills like critical thinking in complementing technological advancements. Additionally, Glazer highlights the need for resilience and adaptability within organizations to navigate continuous change effectively, ensuring both individuals and teams thrive in the future workplace.
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Defining Responsible AI
- Responsible AI involves both trustworthiness of AI systems and ethical organizational adoption.
- Ensuring AI is not biased, hallucinating, or adversarially manipulated is crucial to build trust.
Prioritize Higher-Order Skills
- Develop and prioritize higher-order human skills like critical thinking and judgment alongside AI use.
- These skills remain essential competitive advantages that AI cannot replace.
Personal AI Policy on Creativity
- Bob Gerard shared his personal AI policy on creative work distinguishing tool use from craft outsourcing.
- Using AI as an illustrative tool is acceptable, but outsourcing creativity feels irresponsible to him.