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b'Phil and Stephen continue their discussion with strategy expert Will Brown, exploring what role there might be for human workers in an increasingly automated world.\\n\\nTopics:\\n\\nNeanderpundit -- selected readings:\\n\\nWatch This Space\\n\\n\\xa0Next\\n\\nAnd Then\\n\\nOK, Now For A Simple Circle\\n\\n\\xa0So\\n\\nSilicon Greybeard\\n\\nCutting Tools\\n\\n\\xa0But Why?\\n\\nHierarchy Of Code\\n\\n\\xa0Robots\\n\\nNow, You\'d Think\\n\\nHere\'s The Thing\\n\\n\\n\\nDoes a modified search program actually achieve "imagination?"\\n\\nWill AI soon replace even the most advanced consultants?\\n\\n\\xa0\\n\\nIn her book, "A Crack In Creation", Jennifer Doudna makes clear that the technical capability required to perform gene editing is within the realm of a typical high school chemistry students capabilities.\\n\\n\\xa0\\n\\nWT 332-641'