What happens when we stop treating AI as a technology conversation and start treating it as a human one?

In this episode of UNBiased, I sit down with software engineer, community builder and Rag Tech co-host Natasha Lum to explore some of the questions sitting beneath the AI hype cycle. Together we discuss judgment, curiosity, expertise, sustainability, and why questioning may be one of the most important skills of the AI era.

From Silicon Valley incentives and AI governance to the role of non-technical professionals in shaping the future, this conversation challenges the idea that AI belongs solely to technologists. Instead, it argues for a more human, interdisciplinary approach—one where lawyers, educators, psychologists, leaders and technologists all have a role to play.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the pace of change or wondered whether anyone really has the answers, this episode is an invitation to start asking better questions.

Topics discussed:
• AI, judgment and human decision-making
• Why curiosity matters more than certainty
• The role of questioning in an AI-driven world
• Sustainability, constraints and innovation
• Expertise, authority and who gets to shape the future
• Why the future belongs to interdisciplinary thinking