
How much autonomy should an AI agent receive before it has proved that its work can be trusted? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Alexey Korotich, Chief Product Officer at Wrike and a former Dell software...


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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 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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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat 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.
AI at Work is hosted by Neil C. Hughes. The show has published 59 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Earning AI Autonomy Through Governance With Wrike" (24 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Governing AI Agents Without Losing Cost Control With Basware" (22 October 2026, 24 minutes), and "Proving the Business Value of AI With Equiteq" (16 October 2026, 27 minutes).
AI at Work publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 59 episodes.
Booking probability for AI at Work is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AI at Work requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AI at Work's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for AI at Work are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting. AI at Work has a technology audience.
Neil C. Hughes hosts AI at Work, a technology podcast with 59 episodes published.
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How much autonomy should an AI agent receive before it has proved that its work can be trusted? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Alexey Korotich, Chief Product Officer at Wrike and a former Dell software...

How do you give AI agents greater responsibility without losing control of the decisions they make or the costs they generate? On AI at Work, I’m joined by Jason Kurtz, Chief Executive Officer of Basware, to discuss...

What evidence shows that AI is making a business more productive, more resilient, and more valuable to a potential buyer? In this episode of AI At Work, I speak with Robby Riggs, Global Chief Transformation and...

Are businesses investing in tomorrow's artificial intelligence while continuing to operate with yesterday's organizational structures? And could that explain why so many enterprise AI initiatives struggle to deliver the...

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What happens when software can reason like a person, move at machine speed, and use every permission it receives? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Adam Ochayon, VP of Product Strategy at Oasis Security, about...

How can a business tell whether workplace AI is producing a meaningful result rather than another encouraging adoption chart? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Scott Pope, Director of Value Advisory at...

What happens when companies stop adding isolated AI tools and begin redesigning entire business processes around AI employees? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Surojit Chatterjee, founder and CEO of Ema...

Why are some businesses generating measurable value from AI while others remain surrounded by pilots, rising costs and impressive demonstrations that never reach daily operations? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak...

If anyone can produce a professional-looking image or video with AI, what will make audiences care about one piece of content over another? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Joaquín Cuenca, co-founder and CEO...

What does an AI first workplace look like when every employee has an agent but every person remains responsible for the outcome? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Alex Svanevik, co-founder and CEO of Nansen...

In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I speak with John Nay, founder and CEO of Norm Ai, about Agentic Law, AI native legal services, outcome based pricing, and the proposed legal framework for companies managed by AI...

How much productive time disappears because somebody misheard an instruction, missed part of a meeting, or could not fully express an idea? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Paul Lee, CEO of Bridge and...

Would you trust an AI system to prepare your taxes if it could not reliably tell HMRC guidance from information published by the IRS? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Arjun Kumar, cofounder of Taxd, about AI...

What separates an AI agent that becomes part of everyday operations from one that remains trapped inside an impressive demonstration? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Jacob Kosior, who leads client strategy...

How do you know whether AI is making your company smarter rather than simply filling dashboards with impressive activity? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Michael Speranza, CEO of Kantata, about why familiar...

What should IT leaders do when employees adopt AI tools faster than their organization can evaluate or approve them? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Hemant Sahani, Vice President of Product Management for...

Is artificial intelligence really eliminating entry-level jobs, or is something much bigger happening beneath the surface? As businesses race to improve productivity and invest in AI, many graduates and early-career...

What if your business doesn't actually own its website, customer data, or digital marketing infrastructure? It's an uncomfortable question, but one that many founders never ask until they try to switch providers and...

What if the next competitive advantage in business isn't working faster with AI, but making better decisions because of it? As organizations rush to become AI-native, many conversations still focus on productivity...
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