The world has changed — and so must our approach to professional skepticism. In an environment shaped by artificial intelligence, algorithmic advice, synthetic media, and information overload, the old model of skepticism — mechanical checklists and generalized doubt — no longer protects judgment. This focused two-hour seminar introduces a dynamic, evidence-based model of skeptical reasoning built for the realities of modern professional work, revealing the hidden psychological and contextual forces that shape what we accept, question, and overlook. Participants explore the three dimensions of skeptical reasoning and learn to tune…