Your child tries football, then swimming, then drama club, then coding — and you worry they will never "find their thing." What if that worry is exactly backwards?

This is Episode 5 of our 7-part series on AI and the Future of Careers. Today's Range summary covers David Epstein's research-packed book, Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World — and it offers real relief for parents and professionals thinking about technology and work in the age of AI.

Epstein compares Tiger Woods, who specialised in golf before age one, with Roger Federer, who played six sports before committing to tennis at sixteen. The research is clear: in "wicked" environments — where rules are unclear and patterns don't repeat, which describes most real careers — broad experience beats early specialization.

In this episode, your hosts Marcus  ...