AI Readiness Project with My Luu & Amber Trivedi: Building the “Life GPS”

Show Overview:

This week, Anne Murphy and Kyle Shannon welcome My Luu and Amber Trivedi to explore how AI can guide young people through life’s biggest questions—starting with “Who am I, and what should I do next?” They share the origin story of LifeSpark Labs, how their immersive game blends self-discovery with practical career skills, and why they believe work and wellbeing should never be separate conversations. Along the way, they talk about AI’s role in education, the evolving skills young workers need, and how emotionally intelligent AI could change the way we make decisions at every stage of life.

Key Takeaways:

• Why Gen Z needs a different kind of career guidance—and how AI can help
• The hidden link between personal values, wellbeing, and career satisfaction
• How game-based exploration can make self-discovery less intimidating
• The importance of adaptability and curiosity in preparing for the future of work
• Why founder life is both the hardest and most rewarding job they’ve ever loved

Our Guests:

My Luu is Co-founder and Chief Impact Officer at LifeSpark Labs. An organizational psychologist with a background in HR, learning, and change management, she’s dedicated to helping young adults start their careers with curiosity and confidence. My’s path has taken her from CPA to psychologist to startup founder, and she leads the design of LifeSpark Labs’ AI-powered career game.

Amber Trivedi is CEO of LifeSpark Labs, a career navigation game designed for Gen Z. A licensed genetic counselor and former healthcare executive, she has more than two decades of experience helping people make difficult choices with clarity and purpose. Her work explores the connection between wellbeing, work, and long-term success.