With the advancements in technology over the years and the prospect of advancements looking into the future, how can we make sure we are looking around and keeping our approach as one that brings others with us? Is there a way to build that also lifts others and strives to not leave some behind? Phillip and Brian chat with Adii Paneer about this and more. Listen now! Human-Centered Future“Going from 0 to 1 remains hard. As a founder, especially when you are responsible to your shareholders and your team members, there are some days where things don't work as hoped or planned. That is still hard.” - Adii“There's an African proverb that says “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you're going to want to go far, go together.’” - AdiiAdii is a technologist and early adopter and believes that AI and machine learning will continue to advance, but it will stop before the robots take over completelyFunctionally or logistically it is easier to build a business now than it was 20 years ago, but without that balance of science and art, there can’t truly be successIt’s very interesting to look at the dynamics of building a business with teams where the communication has to be asychronous Writing well, being a storyteller, is an important skill set in eCommerce“The core technology has probably not changed significantly, but we're probably at that stage now where there is a massive step change in the skills that you need to apply to use the same technology.” - AdiiAs we continue to build technology, we have to consider the consequences from a human perspective and not leave some behind who may need a different approachAssociated Links:Learn more about Adii Paneer and Cogsy at @adii on Twitter or Cogsy.com.Get ready for Archetypes, our soon-to-be-published 240-page journal! Check it out at ArchetypesJournal.comGet your tickets to our Archetypes Event December 1 in Miami, FLSubscribe to Insiders and The Senses to read more of what we are witnessing in the commerce world! Download VISIONS 2022 NOW! Listen to our other episodes of Future Commerce