Humanity is entering a new chapter. The question is who we become next.

For decades, organisations competed on intelligence: better analysis, better strategy, better decisions. That era is ending.

Artificial intelligence can now generate insight, strategy and execution at a scale no workforce could match. When intelligence becomes instant, it stops being the advantage.

The Human Edge reveals the five human capabilities that determine whether artificial intelligence creates leverage or noise, alignment or fragmentation, progress or drift.

Education has spent centuries focused on what young people know. The next era will be defined by who they become.

As machine intelligence grows, success will depend not only on what young people know, but on their capacity to lead themselves, contribute to others and navigate an uncertain future.

Rebecca introduces The Education Edge Framework: a practical model built around three domains of human development, Self, Society and Future.

Young people born today will see the twenty-second century. They will grow up alongside intelligent machines, extraordinary advances in biotechnology, and breakthroughs that are difficult to imagine from where we stand today.

Through mind-expanding stories of innovation, progress and possibility, Rebecca takes audiences on a journey into the future already being built around us.

The New Human is an optimistic exploration of the future and a compelling case for reimagining what we develop in the next generation.