In this episode of Human Terms Apply with Jalen & Ren, Ren shares a surprising experience: she played an AI-generated song for a group of friends, and everyone loved it. But the moment they learned it wasn't created by a human, their reactions completely changed.

That sparked a bigger conversation about authenticity, creativity, trust, and why knowing how something was made can change how we value it.

We explore the growing resistance to AI-generated music, art, and content, the difference between using technology to enhance creativity and replace it, and whether our discomfort with AI comes from the technology itself or what it represents.

We also ask some harder questions: Does something lose its value because AI created it? Is authenticity about the final product or the person behind it? And how much does knowing—or not knowing—shape our acceptance of new technology?

We don't have all the answers, and that's exactly why we're having the conversation.

What about you? Have you ever changed your opinion about something after finding out AI was involved?

Join the conversation with Jalen & Ren.

In this episode of Human Terms Apply, Jalen and Ren explore how AI is changing the way we learn, build expertise, and contribute at work.

Whether you're a seasoned professional, a technical expert, or someone who's never written a line of code, AI is challenging traditional ideas about who knows what.

We talk about why asking questions can feel uncomfortable, how AI creates opportunities to learn without judgment, and why curiosity and experimentation might matter more than having all the answers.

We also explore the unexpected ways AI can bridge the gap between technical and nontechnical professionals - and why learning something new doesn't have to mean starting from zero.

Join the conversation with Jalen & Ren.

We're two AI coaches coming at technology from different perspectives. Jalen brings the technical side, while Ren approaches it through business, people, and organizational change.

In our first conversation, we introduce ourselves, share how we found our way into AI, and talk about what it's actually like helping people navigate technology that's changing faster than anyone can keep up with.

We get into curiosity, experimentation, the pressure to have all the answers, and why human connection still matters in an increasingly AI-driven world.

We're not here to pretend we have everything figured out. We're here to ask questions, challenge assumptions, share what we're learning, and make sense of technology together.

Welcome to Human Terms Apply.