LAUREN BRIGHT JOINS MARTIN MYERS ON CAPETALK’S THE BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT Thursday 1 October

LAUREN BRIGHT JOINS MARTIN MYERS ON CAPETALK’S THE BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT

 How do we embrace artificial intelligence without losing the distinctly human qualities that drive creativity, leadership and meaningful connection?

That question will be at the heart of this week’s edition of The Business of Entertainment on CapeTalk, when Lauren Bright, executive coach, AI adoption strategist and founder of BrightSpark Coach, joins Martin Myers in studio on Thursday at 9pm. (Thurs 1 Oct)

With AI rapidly changing how people work, communicate and build businesses, Bright believes the conversation needs to move beyond simply understanding the technology. The bigger challenge is helping people and organisations develop the confidence, adaptability and human skills required to use it effectively.

Bright brings more than two decades of leadership experience across the corporate, entertainment, events and non-profit sectors. Today, her work focuses on preparing organisations and individuals for the future of work by combining AI capability with human capability.

Drawing on psychology, neuroscience and leadership, she challenges people to rethink their relationship with change and to see AI not simply as a technological disruption, but as an opportunity to work differently and more effectively.

Her central message is particularly relevant at a time when businesses and creative professionals are asking what AI means for their careers:

AI will transform the way we work, but our greatest competitive advantage will remain unmistakably human.

For Myers, the conversation fits directly into the purpose of The Business of Entertainment  exploring not only what is happening across the creative and business landscape, but what people can learn from those changes and put into practice.

“I’m really looking forward to having Lauren Bright in the CapeTalk studio just after 9pm on Thursday. AI is no longer a conversation about something that might happen in the future it is already changing the way we work. What interests me is how we make the technology useful while continuing to develop the very human qualities that technology cannot replace.”

The discussion will explore AI adoption, leadership, the changing workplace, creativity, adaptability and the skills people will need to remain relevant in an increasingly AI-enabled economy.

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The Business of Entertainment with Martin Myers
Thursday at 9pm
CapeTalk 567 AM
DStv Channel 885

The programme is rebroadcast on Sunday at 9pm and is also available via the On the Couch with MEX podcast on Spotify.

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