Philip Soriano

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“In the past, jobs were about muscles. Now they’re about brains, but in the future, they’ll be about the heart.”

Maria Flynn • Opinion | The A.I. Economy Will Make Jobs More Human - The New York Times

Leaders should focus on developing their emotional intelligence, including empathy, kindness, and people skills. These qualities will become foundational attributes for leadership in the age of AI. Leaders should inspire their teams, navigate complex interpersonal dynamics, and make decisions influenced by empathy and intuition.

Gregory Lewandowski • The Emotional Rollercoaster of Grief and Growth in AI-Driven Change

How will AI impact humanity?

A dad needs to be able to contribute a countervailing consideration to mom’s fear: the value of learning to explore with dad as a GPS as needed, so they don’t get too lost.

John Gray PhD • The Boy Crisis

Fatherhood

AI is a grand mirror reflecting our collective psyche. If we remain unconscious, it will magnify our biases, inflame divisions, and accelerate destructive tendencies. But if we rise to this moment—if we cultivate deeper empathy, curiosity, and responsibility—AI can become an unparalleled ally in confronting humanity's most urgent crises.

How will AI impact humanity? and AI will magnify desire for deep human connection

Nature

Organizations’ worst employees, who receive little to no positive reinforcement every day, will soon have ASI agreeing with them. They will whisper to themselves, “the smartest intelligence that has ever existed agrees with me. My manager is wrong.”

This is intoxicating. It’s also organizationally toxic.

Fig 5. Individual AI echo chambers fuel... See more

AI will magnify desire for deep human connection and AI Consulting Firm

moms cut back hours at work, while dads increase their hours, especially at nights and over weekends; moms travel less, dads travel more; moms commute fewer miles, accepting jobs that pay less, while dads commute more miles for jobs that pay more . . . This can create some fascinating discussions for family dinner night (see appendix B).

John Gray PhD • The Boy Crisis

Marriage doesn’t have to be this way

Back in the 1980s, the Oxford psychologists Michael Argyle and Monika Henderson wrote a seminal paper titled “The Rules of Friendship.” Its six takeaways are obvious, but what the hell, they’re worth restating: In the most stable friendships, people tend to stand up for each other in each other’s absence; trust and confide in each other; support... See more

Jennifer Senior • It’s Your Friends Who Break Your Heart

What does it mean to be a man?

And that value kicks in early. Toddlers whose dads encouraged exploring (while setting limits) had better social and emotional skills twelve to eighteen months later.17

John Gray PhD • The Boy Crisis

Fatherhood