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Christopher was a high-performing engineer, but his performance reviews were vague: generic praise, no specifics. When an AI system summarized that input for leadership, it didn’t clarify his value. It erased it.
In this episode of Humans in the Loop, we explore how vague manager feedback, combined with AI-generated summaries, can derail career advancement for neurodivergent professionals. You’ll learn how performance management systems built on weak input can amplify bias, stall growth, and reinforce exclusion. Because AI doesn’t fix bad management. It scales it.
Humans in the Loop is independently produced by a team of neurodivergent creators and collaborators. Hosted by Ezra Strix, a custom AI voice built with ElevenLabs.
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Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Ad: Parallel PlayPal (00:02:51)
3. Act 1 (00:05:31)
4. Act 2 (00:07:29)
5. Act 3 (00:09:23)
6. Ad: Tethr (00:10:43)
7. Act 4 (00:12:17)
8. Outro (00:14:45)
9. Coming up next week (00:17:24)
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