It's just created this wave of innovation, so I just encourage you to look through your business,

look at parts of your business that you thought technology could never touch.

Maybe now there is a way that you could make that part of your business better.

Embrace AI goes fast as you can, but make sure you have a mote because this is going to be a period of time where everything is condensed.

I need to be able to iterate, I need to be able to move. I need to be able to

iterate, I need to be able to move, I need to be able to change as the

market changes, but also keep with the core that what is my

differentiator at the end of the day? It's about how we continue innovating

and taking AI across the software development life cycle,

and it's a lot of focus about education across the board, not just students per se,

but all the learners that we have in the community to make sure that everyone is ready for the revolution that is happening right now.

Welcome to GeekWire. I'm GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop.

This week on the show, we're featuring my discussion from the recent GeekWire Summit in Seattle

with three technology and business leaders who have first-hand insights into the new era of artificial intelligence.

Joining me are Bridget Fry, CTO at Redfin, the tech-powered real estate company that operates in more than 100 markets in the U.S. and Canada.

Inbal Shini, Chief product officer at GitHub, the software development

platform used by more than 100 million developers around the world.

And David Shim, CEO at Reed AI, a Seattle-based startup using AI to provide a new window into meetings.

They address topics like privacy, bias, education, and the future of work.

Plus the changing nature of technical jobs education and the future of work.

Plus the changing nature of technical jobs

and the blurring of the line between developers

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