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The Deprecated Human Podcast is a weekly show exploring the growing gap between what the AI industry promises and what people actually experience. Examining how narratives about technological capability are reshaping work, value, and human potential.
Each week, the show releases episodes centered on a central theme. Hosted by Jess Lowry, a design strategist with over two decades of experience applying human-centered design across organizations, the podcast brings in diverse voices to explore each topic from multiple perspectives.
Each week, the show releases episodes centered on a central theme. Hosted by Jess Lowry, a design strategist with over two decades of experience applying human-centered design across organizations, the podcast brings in diverse voices to explore each topic from multiple perspectives.
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weekly
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47 minutes
مصاحبه های مهمان
انگلیسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
21 قسمت
از سال 11 مه 2026
episodic
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What happens when valuable work loses institutional funding—but the people who need it haven't disappeared?
After working together at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Anna Ackermann and Nithima Ducrocq saw successful digital-development programs disrupted by funding cuts despite co…
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What happens when technology changes faster than people and organizations can absorb it?
In this episode, Jess speaks with educator, facilitator, and operations expert Sam Barrow about what organizations misunderstand when they introduce new technology.
Sam explains why telling employees to “expe…
What happens when decades of experience, continuous learning, and more than 900 job applications produce only 13 callbacks?
In this episode of Deprecated Human, Jess speaks with multidisciplinary designer, developer, and educator Nic Schroeder about how dramatically the path to paid work has chang…
What happens when your abilities extend far beyond the job title employers use to define you?
Mariel Sanchez began her career in psychology before moving into technology as a research assistant at Meta Reality Labs. She went on to become a UX researcher, helping teams understand people, identify u…
What happens when the career you built can still provide an income but no longer reflects what you want your work to contribute?
Andrew Baek is a Bay Area writer and filmmaker whose career has spanned educational technology, digital media, and nearly five years producing video at Uber. After becom…
What happens when the career you spent decades building is no longer the future you want, but the business waiting on the other side is not yet able to provide the security you need?
In this episode, Lauren and Jess discuss the changing value of consulting, the personal cost of pursuing the corpor…
What happens when hiring systems are designed to recognize one kind of candidate?
After leaving her role as Director of Strategy and Analytics at Kickstarter, Laurie Stark applied to more than 100 jobs. She used AI to polish her cover letters, prepare for interview questions, and tried to package …
What happens when you learn that your job is ending before you know what comes next?
After nine years as Program Director for Research at MIT Sloan Management Review, Allison Ryder learned that the publication would be winding down—even though its work remains respected, valuable, and successful. …
What would you say or do differently if you stopped organizing your life around the judgment of a future employer?
In Part 2 of Jess’s conversation with former programmer and Tech Workers Coalition organizer Simone Robutti, they examine the fear that keeps many experienced workers silent. Simone c…
Tech workers were taught to see themselves as individual innovators—not as workers with shared interests and collective power.
In Part 1 of this conversation, Jess speaks with former programmer and Tech Workers Coalition organizer Simone Robutti about why that distinction matters. They explore how…
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