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In this episode of The Riveter Roundtable, Brittany sits down with Mike Ruska, CEO and founder of Baryons, for a thought-provoking conversation about the future of work, education, and leadership in an AI-first world. Together, they explore why curiosity, creativity, productive struggle, and human connection may be our greatest competitive advantages as technology accelerates.
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