''So.. with all technologies there are pros and cons. I think we’ve gone way too far into the camp of saying ''some of this data is too dangerous'' versus ''let's utilise some of the data to actually improve the lives of everyone''

In this episode host Linda Jarnhamn talks to Anders Rodenberg, Founder & CEO of Denominator, a global leader in social and human capital data. Anders makes the persuasive case that data isn’t just about numbers, it’s about people and the measurable impact they have on business performance, investment decisions, and sustainable value creation.

Together they explore questions around:

• How human capital data can help investors and HR leaders alike
• Why we are more accepting of AI making mistakes than our human colleagues
• Why everyone should track the work around IISB and TISFD

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''Until our robot overlords take over, it’s really humans who are creating value within organizations. So those humans will be more effective at creating value for your clients and even better team members when we understand the underlying need for human connection, for trust, and for psychological safety.''

Host Linda Jarnhamn talks to Paul Zak, Professor, Speaker, Co-Founder, Immersion Neuroscience about the role of trust in human performance.

Together they explore questions around e.g.

• Trust as the lubricant of human performance
• In group and out group bias
• The importance of having a 3.00 am friend

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''The issue is, you're not taking breaks, you're just switching tasks. You're trying to multitask, or you're just trying to distract yourself. But, you know, I think that that is a symptom of our modern productivity-focused world, that it has set us up for failure"

Host Linda Jarnhamn talks to Nikolas Williams, head of Research at Emotiv about measuring brain health and performance through neurotechnology.

Together they explore questions around e.g.:

1. The meaning of cognitive load, stress and performance
2. The power and potential of using EEG in corporate settings
3. Ethical and legal aspects of collecting personal brain data

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