How material practice shapes innovation: the surprising origins of zero and AI

<p>The future of work is often framed as a story of displacement. That framing misses the point. Work does not disappear. It reorganises.</p><p>In this Data Revolution podcast conversation, <a href="https://pevansgreenwood.substack.com/" rel="noreferrer">Pete Evans-Greenwood</a> offers a more useful lens: technology changes work by reshaping tasks and practices over time, not by cleanly replacing roles. History bears this out. From the introduction of zero through to signwriting and now AI, the pattern is consistent. Tools land, but the real transformation happens in how people reconfigure what they do, often well before the technology is fully mature.</p><p>More at <a href="https://katecarruthers.com/tag/data-revolution-podcast/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://katecarruthers.com/tag/data-revolution-podcast/</a></p>