# Vivienne Ming
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Vivienne L’Ecuyer Ming is an American theoretical neuroscientist and artificial intelligence expert. She was named as one of the BBC 100 Women in 2017, and as one of the Financial Times' "LGBT leaders and allies today".
== Education and early career ==
Ming has spoken extensively on her academic struggle early in life, which eventually led her to leave university.
Coming This Friday - - Is AI Making Us Dumber?
Every time AI answers for you, part of your brain may switch off. Theoretical neuroscientist Dr. Vivienne Ming explains why, including a striking claim about GPS use and Alzheimer's risk.
Dr. Ming shares her own fix for using AI. She calls it the nemesis prompt, a technique for turning AI into …
Stop Automating the Past: How AI Is Changing the Way We Work with Liza Adams
About This Episode
Most GTM teams are using AI to make existing work faster. But faster isn’t the same as different. And the teams that are actually pulling ahead aren’t automating the past — they’re reimagining the work itself.
In this episode, Brian talks with Liza Adams about what separates te…
The Only People Who Actually Beat AI | Dr Vivienne Ming
Most conversations about AI start with the same question:
“What can I do that a machine can't?”
Vivienne Ming argues that this is the wrong question.
There is no single magic skill that will remain permanently “robot-proof.” If humans can clearly define a task and determine what the right answer lo…
Is AI Making Us Dumber?
Every time AI answers for you, part of your brain may switch off. Theoretical neuroscientist Dr. Vivienne Ming explains why, including a striking claim about GPS use and Alzheimer's risk.
Dr. Ming shares her own fix for using AI. She calls it the nemesis prompt, a technique for turning AI into yo…
Leading From Lived Experience | ft. Vivienne Ming
Machines can now write, create, diagnose disease, generate art, and carry on a conversation. Which raises a question bigger than technology itself: if machines can increasingly do what humans do, what makes us uniquely human?
In this episode of B The Way Forward, host Brenda Darden Wilkerson sits d…
What Makes Humans Remarkable in the Age of AI with Vivienne Ming
What does it really mean to become “robot-proof” in an age when AI can outperform us at so many traditional skills? Theoretical neuroscientist, AI pioneer, entrepreneur, and author Vivienne Ming argues that the answer isn't to compete with machines, but to use them to become more capable, creative,…
The Work Before the Work: What It Takes to Build a Divorce Coaching Practice
What does it really take to build a divorce coaching practice, before the referrals are consistent, the calendar is full, or the results fully reflect the effort?
In this episode, Tracy Callahan speaks with DCA® Certified ADR Divorce Coach Karen Yurack, founder of White Oak Divorce Coaching. Karen …
Building Better Humans in the Age of AI: Dr. Vivienne Ming on Hybrid Intelligence, Curiosity, and Your Unique Voice
As AI reshapes the world at a dizzying pace, the most important question might not be what machines can do — but what stays irreplaceably human. In this fascinating episode, Cynthia Marks sits down with Dr. Vivienne Ming, a theoretical neuroscientist, serial entrepreneur, and self-described "profes…
Building Better Humans in the Age of AI: Dr. Vivienne Ming on Hybrid Intelligence, Curiosity, and Your Unique Voice
As AI reshapes the world at a dizzying pace, the most important question might not be what machines can do — but what stays irreplaceably human. In this fascinating episode, Cynthia Marks sits down with Dr. Vivienne Ming, a theoretical neuroscientist, serial entrepreneur, and self-described "profes…
Robot Proof: Why Better AI Starts With Better People with Vivienne Ming
Neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and author Dr. Vivienne Ming joins Autumn and Noah to make the case that if we want better AI, we need to build better people first. We get into why AI tutors that hand students answers make learning worse, not better; what her research on "hybrid intelligence" reveals…
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