ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Still Human, Perkin sits down with Krish Jajoo, a computer science major at Santa Clara University who is redefining what it means to be a "people person" in a technical world. Growing up in the heart of Silicon Valley, Kush experienced firsthand the "pressure cooker" environment where success is often measured by grades and prestige.
Join us as we discuss the true value of education, the necessity of human empathy in an AI-driven landscape, and why the ultimate "double-edged sword" for future leaders is the combination of technical mastery and emotional intelligence.
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United States
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