https://www.ft.com/video/868f2461-236a-4fb6-b9b3-d2b7ed80347c
Sometimes she liked to remember interviews. She was old enough to remember being on both sides of the desk. Like a game of 3D chess the best interviews were an intellectual game, candidates and interviewer circling round each other, thinking a few moves ahead. But of course AI changed all that. Now she just managed the algorithms. She liked to say her team were rarely “in the office”. They were out in schools and colleges shaping curricula, partnering with teachers. “Sowing the skill seeds,” they called it. She looked at her screens and wondered what the AI thought those were.