New technology, particularly generative AI, is enabling us to produce and collect information faster and in greater quantities than ever before. But how do we trust what we see and hear? This is the key question we discuss with Sally Walker, a former director at GCHQ, who now advises organisations on creating human-centric information environments.
Outline
- Using data and technology to inform decision-making, with a focus on human capacity and effective leadership. (0:03)
- Challenges in analyzing large amounts of data in various industries. (9:47)
- Diversity, values, and decision-making in intelligence organizations. (14:47)
- Values in organizations and society, with a focus on the challenges of establishing and maintaining values in the modern world. (21:03)
- Information overload and media literacy in the digital age. (29:29)
- Teaching children critical thinking in the digital age. (37:10)
- Social media's impact on decision making and leadership. (42:14)
- Balancing tech advancements with human potential. (47:57)
- Improving critical thinking skills and verifying information in the digital age. (53:14)