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How power works, in people and in AI.
Adele Wang watches how people behave, in organizations and in ordinary life, and says the part most people leave out.
Some episodes are about work. Who decides, who gets blamed, what happens when nobody quite owns a decision. Some are about relationships. Why you know your neighbor's dog's name and not theirs. What we want from each other and what we're willing to admit we want.
The through line is the same either way. What's really going on underneath the thing everyone agrees to say. Topics include human behavior, decision-making, power, relationships, and AI.
💌 Join the conversation and get more exclusive insights at https://adelewang.substack.com
Adele Wang watches how people behave, in organizations and in ordinary life, and says the part most people leave out.
Some episodes are about work. Who decides, who gets blamed, what happens when nobody quite owns a decision. Some are about relationships. Why you know your neighbor's dog's name and not theirs. What we want from each other and what we're willing to admit we want.
The through line is the same either way. What's really going on underneath the thing everyone agrees to say. Topics include human behavior, decision-making, power, relationships, and AI.
💌 Join the conversation and get more exclusive insights at https://adelewang.substack.com
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A ticket sold by one airline and flown by another can fail at check-in in a way neither airline can see in full, leaving the customer to carry information between them. Adele Wang argues that problems falling between companies persist even as each company adopts AI, because no single company owns...
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A man in West Africa was tied up and taken at gunpoint over a payroll schedule. Nobody in the story was a bad person.
Head office wanted to save money, so payroll moved from every two weeks to once a month. It made sense on a spreadsheet. Nobody asked the 600 guards how they lived, or knew that m...
Adele published a quiet episode about walking her dog. Within a day, dozens of emails arrived pitching podcast guests, and nearly every one quoted the exact same abstract phrase back to her. None of the senders had listened. This is what happens when the effort that used to prove attention gets a...
You can know a person for years and never learn their name. You know their dog, though. You know Max is reactive, that Sophie just had surgery, that the golden at the corner loses his mind the second he spots you. The human stays a little bit of a mystery, and somehow that works fine.
This is a s...
Psychologists call it contamination theory. When something pure comes into contact with something threatening — even at trace levels — we consider the whole thing spoiled. Researchers are now finding the same response in how audiences value creative work that involves AI.
In this episode, I walk ...
"I Was Breaking the Internet. Then My Brain Broke First."
Why is everyone generating so much content than ever before?
Today, millions of creators are using AI to produce content faster than humans can consume it, leading to "Content Shock."
Episode Description: I Was Breaking the Internet. Then ...
About this Episode: This is a Raw Memo edition of All Things Human. In the spirit of staying authentic and keeping the conversation moving, I’m skipping the studio polish and the theme music to bring you a thought exactly as it happened.
In this memo:
The "Type 3" Distraction: Why some public be...
Have you ever had an automated system deny your loan, flag your social media post, or change your work schedule without explanation?
In this episode, we dive into the "talk of the town" in tech circles: AI Governance. What is AI Governance?. While it sounds like a dry topic for lawyers, it’s actu...
Many conversations about AI-driven job losses frame entrepreneurship as “freedom.” But what if you don’t want to start a business? In this episode, I talk honestly about why not everyone is wired to be a solopreneur—and why that matters as AI reshapes work.
This episode is for people who have bee...
What Solopreneurs Need To Understand About the Attention Game
What is the Visibility Industrial Complex?
The Visibility Industrial Complex is a system where solopreneurs are pressured to remain constantly visible in order to be seen as credible, relevant, or legitimate — even when that visibility...
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