5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas
Business:Careers
In today's episode, Ricardo guides you through the fascinating world of second-order consequences, focusing on the Cobra Effect.
He explores how solutions that seemed reasonable in the short term can sometimes spawn more complex issues in a project environment if not adequately anticipated. Ricardo suggests you rethink your decision-making process and underline the importance of considering all potential outcomes before deciding.
He closes the episode by talking about AI and its potential second-order consequences.
Listen to the podcast to learn more.
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