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Future of Work UKI - A Workday Podcast

Future of Work UKI - A Workday Podcast

By: Workday Podcast Network
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Summary

The world of work hasn’t just changed; it’s being radically redefined. Between the surge of AI, shifting workforce expectations, and the dawn of human-machine collaboration, the old leadership playbooks are obsolete.

The Future of Work Podcast moves beyond the buzzwords to deliver raw, high-stakes insights from the architects of the new work day. Each episode, we sit down with C-suite executives, AI innovators, and industry pioneers to expose the friction between legacy thinking and the future of business.

We ignore the tech specs to focus on what matters: the industry trends, cultural shifts, and leadership opportunities required to thrive in an unpredictable landscape. This isn't a conversation about tools—it's a conversation about the future of your organization. Stop guessing and start leading.

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Episodes
  • Bridging the Gap Between AI and Humanity with Professor Taha Yasseri

    Bridging the Gap Between AI and Humanity with Professor Taha Yasseri
    Mar 25 2026

    Can humans and machines actually "collaborate," or are we just following an algorithm? In this special live episode of the Future of Work UKI podcast, recorded at Illuminate Work London, we’re joined by Professor Taha Yasseri (Trinity College & TU Dublin) to deconstruct the sociology of the modern workplace. From AI trust to how automation is quietly reshaping our social institutions, we explore what it really means to work alongside technology.
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    15 mins
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