Is AI a threat to jobs, or is the real risk failing to learn how to use it?

Chris Wynder thinks the second. With a PhD in developmental neurobiology and a career that’s spanned biotech, consulting, and enterprise software, Chris has seen how each wave of technology shifts work. Now as Director of the Developer Program and Product Marketing at OpenText, he helps thousands of developers and partners navigate automation and AI.

In this episode, Chris and Daniel discuss why hospitals still rely on DOS servers for life-critical machines, what distinguishes personal productivity tools from business productivity tools, and why trust is the deciding factor for AI adoption in sensitive fields like healthcare. Chris explains why smaller, specialized models can be more accurate and efficient than massive LLMs, and why hallucinations aren’t j ...