
In AI vision, the bottleneck is no longer the model. High-quality models are everywhere now, and the real work has moved to orchestration, stitching lightweight detectors and heavy visual language models together...


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Conversations about the future of AI, with the builders building it. By CadreAI.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchAI 2030 is hosted by Cadre AI. The show has published 20 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How Will Businesses Put AI Vision to Work? [Ft Brad Chisum, EyePop.ai]" (29 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Who Owns Your AI Agents? [Ft Laura Stapleton, Foley]" (15 October 2026, 44 minutes), and "How Do AI Agents Earn the Trust to Act on Your Behalf? [Ft. Devi Parikh, Yutori]" (17 September 2026, 26 minutes).
AI 2030 publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 20 episodes.
Booking probability for AI 2030 is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AI 2030 requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AI 2030's contact route on record: public web form.
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Cadre AI hosts AI 2030, a business podcast with 20 episodes published.
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In AI vision, the bottleneck is no longer the model. High-quality models are everywhere now, and the real work has moved to orchestration, stitching lightweight detectors and heavy visual language models together...

Laura Stapleton joined Foley as Chief People Officer with a mandate she had never been handed: lead an AI transformation, not just run HR. Her answer is stewardship, assigning each agent to whoever owns that domain...

Devi Parikh ran generative AI as a senior director at Meta for eight years before leaving to build Yutori, where she's making AI agents proactive rather than reactive. The design choice that stands out: the first...

Most AI apps treat ads as a tax on the product. Nic Baird, co-founder of Koah Labs, is betting the opposite: that at $2-3 per thousand queries, an AI app that refuses ads either paywalls its best features or dies. He...

What does it take to build an AI consultancy that's tracking for 3x revenue growth in year two, with a founder who thinks he's got a ten-year head start before anyone can catch up? Chad Lohrli, Co-Founder and Chief AI...

Most attribution setups reward the click and the form fill. Alex Lirtsman, founder and CEO of CorralData, built his platform to reward the person who actually shows up and pays, then feed that signal back to the ad...

<p>Rohit Sharma spent his first decade in Silicon Valley building a company from two employees to 750 before it got acquired, then landed at True Ventures, where he's stayed for almost fourteen years without ever...

Rohit Sharma spent his first decade in Silicon Valley building a company from two employees to 750 before it got acquired, then landed at True Ventures, where he's stayed for almost fourteen years without ever planning...

<p>Inbound stopped being a signal the moment LLMs let candidates fire the same resume at a thousand companies at once. Ishan Gupta, CTO and Co-founder of Juicebox, argues the fix isn't better filtering of that flood but...

Inbound stopped being a signal the moment LLMs let candidates fire the same resume at a thousand companies at once. Ishan Gupta, CTO and Co-founder of Juicebox, argues the fix isn't better filtering of that flood but a...

<p>Most enterprise AI projects don't fail because the AI can't perform. They fail because nobody documented what the AI is actually supposed to do, or how it should behave when things get ambiguous. Binny Gill, former...

<p>Most VCs are chasing AI deals right now. Will Quist, Partner at Slow Ventures, thinks most of them are chasing the wrong thing. With somewhere around $1B deployed across pre-seed and seed, Will makes a direct case...

<p>Francois Chaubard co-created CS224D at Stanford with Richard Socher and others, the course that replaced the entire NLP curriculum two years after launch and still carries his name. He then spent nine years as a...

<p>Jay Hack was building async coding agents before the term "agentic AI" existed in the mainstream, back when GitHub Copilot was the ceiling of ambition and everyone else was focused on IDE autocomplete. As Head of AI...

<p>Over a million security guards in the US spend their days watching things happen. Sud Bhatija, Co-Founder and COO at Spot AI, is building the system that makes most of that unnecessary. In this episode, he breaks...

<p>Alex Bates studied artificial neural networks in middle school, founded Mtell to predict equipment failures at oil rigs and power plants, and has now applied that same thinking to executive search at HelloSky. His...

<p>Most teams building AI agents are blaming MCP when their integrations fall flat. Gil Feig, co-founder and CTO of Merge, says that's the wrong diagnosis entirely — and he built the infrastructure layer that connects...

<p>The engineers most resistant to AI coding tools are not the junior ones. Chris Kelly, Head of Product at Augment Code, has watched senior engineers, people with 20 years of experience shipping production systems, be...

<p>Enterprise AI spend on LLM APIs hit $8 billion in just the first half of 2025 — double all of 2024. Most of that spend is going to the same general-purpose models, and Iddo Gino thinks companies are building on a...

<p>Every trust and security system in payments was built around one assumption: a human is on the other end. CAPTCHA, email confirmation, UI-based checkout flows — none of it works when the buyer is headless. That's the...
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