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Join Dr. Tamara Nall for coffee-shop-style conversations that explore how AI is transforming our world today. With 25 years in data analytics and a doctorate in AI and machine learning, Dr. Nall creates a welcoming space where the doers, the builders, and the innovators share their stories. Each episode cuts through technical jargon to showcase AI-powered solutions that are solving real problems across industries. You'll hear from the people who are actually creating these technologies—no fluff, no abstract ideas—just real technology, real impact, and real innovation that expands what we thought possible. Lead with AI focuses on authentic stories and practical applications. Dr. Nall's conversations highlight the genuine impact of artificial intelligence without the hype. Whether you're an AI expert or simply curious about how this technology is changing our world, you'll walk away thinking: "Wow. I never thought this was possible." Subscribe to discover how today's innovators ar
Tamara Nall hosts Lead With AI, a technology show with 75 episodes published.
Can an AI "dog nose" sniff out cancer from a single urine sample? In this episode of Lead with AI, host Dr. Tamara Nall sits down with Dejan Nenov, Co-Founder of Luventix, to explore a mind-blowing breakthrough in medica
Making a feature film has always started with someone else's permission. A writer spends months on a script, then spends a year asking studios for five or ten million dollars, and most of those conversations end in nothi
Every company that ships an AI agent wants to know if it is actually working. Dashboards report session counts and completion rates, but they cannot show if a user left satisfied or walked away frustrated. Moritz Sudhof
Most video game characters follow rigid scripts and never adjust to how you actually play. Brian Tanner, former DeepMind research engineer and now CEO & Co-Founder of Artificial Agency, is building a behavior engine so g
Buy-side deal teams live in a flood of PDFs and spreadsheets. A single deal means hours of reading teasers and memos, pulling numbers by hand, and typing it all into a CRM nobody enjoys touching. The analysts hired to ma
For most of tennis history, technique feedback came down to a coach's trained eye and a hunch. Elite pros travel with analysts and data teams. The other 99 percent of players get a guess. Lauren Pedersen built SportAI to
Talking to an AI was supposed to make people lonelier. Daniel Cahn set out to build something that could do the opposite. Most people who need mental health support never get it. By Daniel's own figures, the average ther
Solar panels and home batteries get sold as the future of energy. Building a working system is where most people stall. Joe Glass spent more than 20 hours wiring his own van and still got it wrong, so he built Microgrid
You know you need a will. You have also found a dozen reasons not to deal with it, which is why seven in ten adults have none. The cost does not land on you. It lands on the people you love, left to untangle frozen accou
Most developers running AI agents today are stuck babysitting them. The agent works in a terminal; the human watches every step, approves every change, and the promised productivity never shows up. Austin Born built Shin
Most technology asks people to adapt to it. We hunch over screens and learn the rules of each new device. In the physical world, humans do the reverse. A person walks into a room and instantly knows where the furniture s
A logistics analyst sends a quick prompt and gets a generic answer back. A founder asks his own AI the same worry twice in different words, and the platform answers both as if they were new questions. The gap is not in t
A nurse applies to ten jobs and gets silence. A hospital posts an opening and interviews dry up. The hiring gap isn't about talent. It's about access. Healthcare recruiters have been using the same playbook for 20 years,
An embryologist looks at an embryo under a microscope and makes a call. Transfer it. Discard it. Try again. The grading is subjective, the stakes are physical, emotional, and financial, and even a full team can miss what
Your health data is scattered. A cardiologist's office here, a lab test there, a wearable somewhere else. But that fragmentation is only half the problem. Under the 21st Century ONC Cures Act, third-party apps can legall
Most companies racing to deploy AI are asking the wrong question. They want to know what AI can take over. They should be asking what should stay human. Ross Barnes built The Galahad Group to answer that question with a
For decades, coding decided who got to build. A car dealership owner who wanted to branch into tires had to hire developers before he could test the concept. A researcher with a novel workflow needed a computer science d
Most AI assistants today are rented. They live on someone else's servers, follow someone else's rules, and reset every time an update rolls out. For people who rely on AI as a daily companion, a study partner, or a cogni
Everyone talks about mental health. Very few people have a tool that actually meets them in the moment. Most support hides behind waitlists, intake forms, expensive sessions, and stigma that keeps people quiet until they
Every student athlete hears about NIL. Very few get a playbook that actually works. Most athletes have no content strategy, no marketing support, and no clue what brands look for when they check a social media page. Pete
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