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What does AI really mean for the modern workplace, and are we ready for what comes next? AI at Work is a podcast from the Tech Talks Network, the home of conversations that showcase the voices at the heart of enterprise technology. You may know me from Tech Talks Daily, where we explore a different area of innovation in every episode. This show offers a focused look at one of the most significant shifts in business: how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we work.. AI at Work is a podcast from the Tech Talks Network, the home of conversations that showcase the voices at the heart of enterprise technology. You may know me from Tech Talks Daily, where we explore a different area of innovation in every episode. This show takes a focused look at one of the biggest shifts in business: how artificial intelligence is transforming the way we work. From intelligent automation to agentic AI and from the promise of workplace efficiency to the risks of unintended consequences, we aim to provide a grounded and accessible perspective on how AI is shaping the future of work. If you’re using AI in your business or thinking about how to get started, this podcast is your chance to learn from the people already doing it.
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What if the biggest obstacle to AI success isn't the technology at all, but the way your business actually works? In this episode of AI at Work, I sit down with Justin Watt, CEO and Co-founder of Switchboard, to discuss
What does it take for AI agents to move beyond impressive demonstrations and become part of the working day? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Will Del Principe from Thoughtly about what happens when AI voice a
What if the biggest AI challenge facing organizations has nothing to do with technology at all? In this episode of AI at Work, I sit down with Lee Senderov, Chief Transformation Officer at Travelport, to discuss why AI s
What happens when AI-generated code ships faster than humans can properly review it, and who takes the blame when something breaks? In this episode of AI at Work, I sit down with Cameron Etezadi, Chief Technology Officer
Why are so many organizations investing millions into AI while still struggling to prove meaningful productivity gains? In this episode of AI at Work, I spoke with Rahsaan Shears, Principal and AIQ Program Lead at KPMG,
What happens when AI agent creation stops being the job of engineers and starts landing in the hands of the people who actually understand the business problem? In this episode of AI At Work , I sat down with Cien Solon,
What happens when software stops being something we use and starts becoming something that works alongside us? In this episode of AI at Work, I sat down with Mark Skelton, CTO at Node4, to explore how AI is moving beyond
How do you keep product teams aligned when AI is speeding everything up, but people, priorities, and expectations are still pulling in different directions? In this episode of AI At Work, I sat down with Dave West, CEO o
What does AI actually change once you move beyond the pilot phase and into the messy reality of live deployment? In this episode of AI at Work , I sit down with Jack Siney, CRO and co-founder of FrontRace, to separate op
What if the best way to improve your negotiation skills was to rehearse the conversation before it ever happened? In this episode of AI at Work, I sit down with Professor Alexandra Mislin from American University’s Kogod
How do you move AI from a flashy demo on a conference stage to something that can handle real customer pressure on a Monday morning when the tickets are piling up? In this episode of AI At Work, I sit down with Niraj Ran
What does AI at work really look like once the hype fades and the day-to-day reality sets in? In this episode of AI at Work, I’m joined by Nicole Leib, Regional Vice President of People for the Americas and Global Head o
What if the most important jobs of the next decade already exist, but we just have not named them yet? In this episode of AI at Work, I sit down with Marinela Profi from SAS to unpack how artificial intelligence is resha
What happens when eighty percent of the global workforce receives less than one percent of technology investment, and why has this imbalance gone largely unchallenged for so long? In this episode, I sat down with Emma Se
Are today’s AI tools actually doing the work, or are they still sitting on the sidelines offering advice that humans have to act on? In this episode of the AI at Work podcast, I sat down with Oren Michels, Founder and CE
What does AI at work really look like once the conference buzz fades and teams have to turn ambition into execution? In this episode of the AI at Work Podcast, I sit down with Diego Lomanto, Chief Marketing Officer at Wr
As AI moves beyond hype and into everyday operations, many organizations are asking harder questions about impact, trust, and return on investment. Three years on from ChatGPT’s breakout moment, leaders are no longer exp
What happens when holiday shopping habits shift faster than most small businesses can keep up, and AI becomes the first stop for gift ideas, local searches, and product discovery? In my conversation with Alicia Pringle,
What happens when a field races forward faster than society can understand it, let alone shape it? And how do we balance the promise of superintelligence with the responsibility to ensure it reflects the values of the pe
I sit down with Toby Hough, Vice President of People and Culture at HiBob, for a grounded and human conversation about how AI is reshaping the world of work, not by replacing people but by amplifying them. As an HR leade
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