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VIDEO · 05 DECEMBER 2025

Curiosity Killed The Cat, But Could AI Kill Curiosity? (Video)

I'm a well-known felinophile, but this is a fair trade. I also consider myself curious.

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Welcome to The Hornet. I'm Rob Hornby, Co-CEO of global consulting firm AlixPartners, and this is a collection of my perspectives on AI. Episode 3. Curiosity killed the cat, but could AI kill curiosity? Curiosity is famous for putting cats at risk. but it also gave us art, science, the humanities, medicine, and the eventual dominance of our species.

I'm a well-known felinophile, but this is a fair trade. I also consider myself curious. I'm always engaged in audio or physical books, online courses, writing projects, and a never-ending doctorate, alongside a very full-time job. The out-of-work aspects are crammed into weekends, flights, jet lag hours, and morning routines. Along the way, I've encountered some notoriously difficult texts.

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