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Brain on steroids. How is AI changing the way we learn? - Róża Szafranek part 1

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Could routine actually be the key to growth? The world constantly bombards us with stories of geniuses creating in bursts of intuition or inspiration, and companies that manage to reinvent themselves in times of change. Meanwhile, Róża Szafranek, a leader and expert in organizational efficiency, joins us. In the latest episode of 404: Wellbeing Not Found, she discusses how routine helps in developing a company and team, how to leverage new technologies in management and education, and explores microlearning, blended learning, and gamification in training. Artur Kurasiński (@artur_kurasinski) and Róża Szafranek answer these questions in the first part of our conversation. Enjoy!

  1. 00:00:00 Introduction
  2. 00:02:32 AI as a tool for leadership self-assessment
  3. 00:09:57 AI as support for transformation
  4. 00:14:55 The devaluation of knowledge in the age of AI
  5. 00:19:59 Synthetic thinking - the competence of the future
  6. 00:23:07 Authorities in the age of AI
  7. 00:38:25 Building habits
  8. 00:44:14 Knowledge acquisition over time
  9. 00:47:19 Gamification in the development process
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19/8/2026 22:35
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