Hosted by Chris Fanchi, MBA · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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What does it mean to lead, work, and make decisions in a world rebuilt by algorithms?Human Work After AI is a podcast about the future of white-collar work, where intelligence is no longer uniquely human and automation reshapes not just jobs, but responsibility, judgment, and meaning.Hosted by Chris Fanchi, the show features conversations with founders, executives, and operators navigating how AI is changing leadership, hiring, productivity, and trust inside real organizations.
Chris Fanchi, MBA hosts Human Work After AI, a business show with 25 episodes published.
AI is changing manufacturing, but the deeper story is about leadership. As more work becomes automated, the central questions are no longer just technical. They are human: how to communicate change, how to keep teams acc
AI adoption doesn’t break where most people think it breaks. It often fails after the demo, when the organization has to mobilize new workflows, new decision rhythms, and new trust mechanisms. In this episode, Philip Ode
In this episode of Human Work After AI, Chris Fanchi speaks with Niel Robertson (CEO of Winslow) about an underappreciated shift: modern organizations produce massive “digital exhaust” through calls, chats, and documents
Most leaders want better hires, faster. But as AI reshapes recruiting, the deeper issue is what hiring systems are actually selecting for, and what they quietly reward. Chris Fanchi speaks with Fletcher Wimbush, CEO of D
Most leaders want better hires, faster. But as AI reshapes recruiting, the deeper issue is what hiring systems are actually selecting for, and what they quietly reward. Chris Fanchi speaks with Fletcher Wimbush, CEO of D
Construction is supposedly "behind" on technology. But talking to people actually implementing AI in that world reveals something most industries haven't admitted yet: the friction isn't about the tools. It's about what
Automation is accelerating across organizations — but not everything can be automated. In this episode, Chris Fanchi speaks with Chris Samaras about the real limits of automation and why human judgment, accountability, a
AI didn’t just speed up the work—it changed who gets hired, paid, and promoted.In this episode, Andrew Hewitt explains how AI is reshaping teams, vendors, and leadership decisions.AI adoption isn’t just a technology shif
Most culture efforts fail at the moment they’re supposed to matter most: everyday leadership behavior. In this conversation, Chris Fanchi talks with John Betancourt, CEO of Humantelligence, about what AI reveals — not re
Artificial intelligence isn’t creeping into construction, it’s crashing in at full speed. And according to Alex Teplitxky, we’re not just optimizing workflows anymore… we’re redefining what counts as human work. In this
AI is reshaping public services, from Medicaid eligibility to behavioral health treatment planning, but the biggest shift isn’t automation. It’s the rising importance of human judgment, governance, and critical thinking
“Most titles will remain. What will change is what people do within those titles.” In this episode of Human Work After AI, Chris Fanchi talks with Chandan Maruti (CEO of Twig.so) about using agentic AI to scale customer
If every real estate agent gets AI superpowers, what still sets the best apart? For Biju Ashokan (Founder & CEO, Radius), the answer is clear: proactive AI to remove the grunt work, and human judgment to win the moment t
What happens when AI stops being a classroom distraction and starts becoming the assistant every educator needs? In this episode of Human Work After AI, host Chris Fanchi sits down with Dr. Mohamed Farag, Founder of Anal
AI is reshaping how things are made, from the shop floor to the supply chain. In this episode of Human Work After AI, Chris Fanchi speaks with Zakary Smith, CEO of SensFlo, about how artificial intelligence and industria
AI may be reshaping small business marketing, but the ones who thrive will be those who adapt. In this episode of Human Work After AI, Chris Fanchi speaks with Vitaly Motuz, founder of Reviews on My Website and Text Ninj
AI is reshaping how we build software - but can it finally fix the multi-trillion dollar inefficiencies holding the industry back? In this episode of Human Work After AI, host Chris Fanchi sits down with Noel Wilson, Fou
AI has lowered the barrier for hackers, turning novices into advanced attackers almost overnight. What does this mean for identity, cybersecurity, and the future of work? In this episode of Human Work After AI, we speak
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What happens when a construction worker frustrated with clipboards and paper timesheets teaches himself electronics and coding - and builds one of the fastest-growing workforce automation companies in North America? In t
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