What is the irreducible value of human presence in a world where machines can process information faster than any human brain? And what happens to our capacity for genuine connection when artificial intelligence is constantly running in the background?

These are the questions Dr. Janine Stewart has dedicated her career to answering, and this conversation may be one of the most timely and urgent Clayton has recorded.

Dr. Stewart holds a PhD in behavioral neuroscience from the University of Virginia. She has served as chief behavioral scientist at the NeuroLeadership Institute and has worked with leaders across government, healthcare, and Fortune 100 organizations around the globe. Her research led her to a discovery she calls neurosynchrony, the measurable synchronized brain activity that emerges when human beings are genuinely present ...