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A podcast that explores how AI is transforming careers, businesses, and industries. Hosts Greg Boone and Erica Rooney deliver real-world use cases and actionable AI strategies to help professionals stay ahead of the curve. Learn more about your hosts: Erica Rooney, author of The AI Gap: Women, AI, and the Next Great Leap Forward Greg Boone, author of AI at the Speed of Trust (available for pre-order)
Unknown Host hosts AI: Voice or Victim?, a business show with 51 episodes published.
AI has moved beyond experimentation. The question for leaders is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how to turn it into meaningful business value. In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone and Alec Coughlin @AIw
25 years in European banking gave Jürgen Richter a front-row seat to why AI adoption fails - and what it actually takes to get it right. In this episode, he joins Erica Rooney and Greg Boone to break down the real reason
What does artificial intelligence mean for the future of cities, buildings, infrastructure, and investment? In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, hosts Greg Boone and Erica Rooney sit down with Judyta Sawicka from Echo
What happens when two marketers, technologists, and entrepreneurs sit down to talk honestly about AI, creativity, branding, and the future of work? In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone sits down with Aaron
What happens when startups stop treating AI as a tool—and start building with it at the core? Greg Boone sits down with Arnaud Frade—executive leader, innovator, and author of The Sentient Startup—to unpack what it reall
If your AI inputs look like everyone else's, your outputs will too. And in a market where AI is accelerating everything from outbound campaigns to hiring decisions, sounding like everyone else is no longer a neutral outc
What if the biggest barrier to using AI isn’t skill… it’s confidence? In this solo episode, Erica Rooney gets real about the hesitation so many people feel around AI and why that fear is costing you more than you think.
There’s a lot of noise around AI right now. Tools, demos, promises. But when it comes to actually building something that works, most companies hit a wall. In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone sits down wit
AI feels new. It isn’t. In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Erica Rooney sits down with Walk West Director of Client Services Susie Tunnicliffe to talk about how AI is showing up in real work environments right now.
What if AI didn’t just help you move faster—but helped you feel more grounded? Live from MIT at the AI Powered Women Conference, Erica sits down with Tara Ryan, co-founder and CEO of Confidante, an AI-powered emotional s
If you're building, buying, or implementing AI systems, you need to understand this: accessibility isn't an add-on. It's a design decision that determines who gets included and who gets left out. In this episode of AI: V
What happens when AI turns your entire team into generalists? And what does that mean for how organizations hire, promote, and build teams? In this episode, Greg Boone sits down with Alec Coughlin to unpack how AI is res
Search is broken. Email is harder. Paid ads cost more. Lead flow is drying up across the board—and most marketers are still playing by the old rules. In this episode of AI: Voice or Victim, Greg Boone sits down with Marc
For the first time in history, young people aren't the early adopters. And that's a problem. Recorded live at MIT during the AI Powered Women Conference, this episode features Caren Cioffi, CEO and founder of Agenda Hero
What’s the difference between AI literacy and AI fluency - and why does it matter for leaders right now? Recorded live at MIT during the AI Powered Women Conference, this episode of AI: Voice or Victim breaks down why un
Molly Mae Potter has lived more careers than most of us could squeeze into a lifetime: Air Force flight test engineer in the back of an F-16, tech executive fixing organizational chaos, and now a security and compliance
Marketing is in freefall. Search traffic is tanking. Cold email is useless. Paid media costs keep climbing. The playbook everyone relied on no longer works. Today’s guest, Marc Sirkin, Founder and Principal of Marc Sirki
When a group of powerhouse women at the MIT AI-Powered Women Conference asked ChatGPT one simple question, “What do you think I look like?” the results were… revealing. And not in a good way. In this live episode from Bo
AI is reshaping every job, every industry, and every leadership team — but most organizations still don’t know how to adopt it without causing chaos. In this episode, we sit down with Angela Liu (Founder & CEO, Ikaru Con
From Boston’s financial and tech corridor, Fidelity’s Pooja Basu, VP of Data Platforms, joins hosts Erica Rooney and Greg Boone to talk about what every company needs before diving into AI: clean, accurate data. Speaking
Tara Ryan
co-founder and CEO · Confidante
1 appearance on this show
Joe Devon
Founder of A11y Audits · GAAD Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Chris Long
co-founder of Nectiv and SEO strategist behind brands like Adobe and Amazon · Lightning Aftermath
1 appearance on this show
Marc Sirkin
Growth Consultant and Former CEO of Third Door Media · Third Door Media (Semrush)
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Angela Liu
fractional CEO and strategic advisor · Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
1 appearance on this show
Jennie Blumenthal
CEO & Founder · Corporate Rehab Leadership
1 appearance on this show
Judyta Sawicka
Echo Investment S.A.
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Mazze
inveniv.com
1 appearance on this show
Brett Berhoff
Strategy.xyz
1 appearance on this show
Susie Tunnicliffe
Walk West
1 appearance on this show
Caren Cioffi
Agenda Hero
1 appearance on this show
Siri Swahari
CGI
1 appearance on this show
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