- Carrie, we've been trying to do this for a while. How are you? I'm doing well. It's good to see you again as well. Awesome. - Today, Jarrett looks at a purchase that changed your life in a positive way. What is that one purchase to you that was quite impactful? For me, it'll be the Alexa dot. At a smart oven. - Bob Greene: AI has the potential to make work easier, maybe take on some tasks. He says future of work are AI empowered enterprises. But there's still that human centered workforce, he says. Greene: It's the people side that might be limiting progress. - I have a few more questions for you. Let's talk a little bit about bias one more time. As someone who is at the epicenter of this, how do you help make that better? We've got to be willing to change the systems. - AI scientists use algorithms to explain things and have rationale behind decisions. But not all of human life is truly rational. Emotions and empathy are things that change behavior. We need to be careful of trying to rationalize with models. - Amas: We shouldn't take any of this progress for granted. As long as technology is there, we will change the world in this way. Carrie wants flying cars. That's what I want for the future. We hope you'll come back and see us again soon. https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriesteyer/