2025-04-03
13 分钟This episode is brought to you by Stanford University.
As a Think Fast Talk Smart listener,
you're familiar with the techniques and tactics developed by my Stanford colleagues that can help you be a better strategic communicator.
Like the work of Jamil Zaki on how to be more trusted and connected,
Stanford professors help shape the world in many other ways.
Recently,
my colleagues in the Stanford School of Engineering hosted a course for the U.S. air Force Test Pilot School.
Over 10 days,
Stanford professors taught the pilots some of the latest AI and robotics technologies that they could apply to their careers designing,
testing and evaluating military aircraft and satellites.
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Eduardo what is better than getting advice and guidance on how to hone and develop your communication skills from one amazing knowledgeable guest?
Getting that advice and guidance from four amazing guests.
My name is Matt Abrahams and I teach Strategic Communication at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Welcome to Think Fast Talk Smart, the podcast.
In our first episode, I asked Naomi Bagdonis who Christian Wheeler, Nir Halevi,
and Alison Kluger questions about their research along with their thoughts on AI and advice they had for all the leaders in the room.
In this episode, you'll hear our panelists answer questions from our audience.