What happens when the skill you’ve spent your whole career perfecting becomes something AI can do?In this conversation, Dr. Mansoor Soomro, author of The Generalist Advantage, explores why broader skills and experience could become increasingly valuable in the age of AI. Drawing on his research into 2,500 executives, he explains how specialisation can limit career progression, what makes an effective generalist, and why curiosity, adaptability, and human judgment matter as work changes.The conversation connects those individual career choices to bigger questions about leadership, education, and the future of work:🔹 How do you know when your expertise is helping you progress and when it is holding you back? 🔹 Can we use AI to expand our thinking without losing the curiosity and critical thinking that make us valuable? 🔹 And as AI creates new roles and reshapes existing ones, how should we prepare for jobs that do not yet exist?At the centre of the discussion is a harder question:How do we develop human potential in a world where the work, the skills, and the paths to success keep changing?Because building a lasting career may depend on how much we remain willing to learn.