AI, how to use it, and when not to. Practical AI adoption for nonprofits, small businesses, individual contributors, and the people leading them.
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Recent episodes include "E18: Make Every AI Conversation "Smarter"" (14 August 2026, 28 minutes), "E17: An AI Ran a Ransomware Attack... By Itself?" (6 August 2026, 24 minutes), and "E16: How to Build an SOP With AI in One Afternoon" (29 July 2026, 47 minutes).
Pattern Recognized publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Pattern Recognized is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Pattern Recognized requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Pattern Recognized's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Pattern Recognized are Business & Management Consulting and IT Services & Software Development. Pattern Recognized has a technology audience.
Pattern Recognized is a technology podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #18
Every time you open an AI chat, it knows nothing about you, so you retype your whole situation from scratch, slightly differently every time, and wonder why the answers wander. In this episode, I hand you the fix, which...
Security researchers documented what they assess to be the first ransomware attack run end to end by an AI agent, with no human at the keyboard, and the way it got in should make every small organization leader look...
Nearly every organization has at least one process that lives in exactly one person's head, and nearly every leader has been meaning to write it down for years. The reason it never happens is not that writing is hard...
Episode #15
Science fiction spent a century imagining how to build an artificial mind, and it imagined almost every recipe except the one we actually used. In this episode I walk through the five recipes for making an AI, from...
Most organizations decide whether AI will work for them before they ever open a tool, and they do it with a single word. In this episode I break down automation versus augmentation, two frames for the exact same...
Episode #13
I have submitted over two hundred job applications this year, and sixty-three of them I never even looked at. In this episode, I break down the accidental experiment that those applications became: fully automated...
Episode #12
Episode 12: The Week the Model Disappeared Target runtime: 24 to 28 minutes Core job: Use the first-ever government shutdown and return of a frontier AI model to teach listeners what it actually means to depend on these...
Episode #11
The most valuable knowledge in your organization is probably locked in someone's head and has never been written down. In this episode, Josh introduces the Interview Flip: a simple technique that turns the tables on the...
Episode #10
You are probably using about a fifth of what AI can actually do, and it is not your fault. Google spent twenty-five years training you to bring keywords to someone else's library. Grounded AI flips that completely: you...
There is a stage of AI use where you stop doing the task with AI and start building the thing that does the task. Most people do not know it exists. The ones who do mostly assume it is locked behind a computer science...
Every organization that uses AI tools needs a written policy, and most of them do not have one. This episode walks listeners through the exact components of a practical, readable AI use policy that protects the...
<p>Most organizations "do AI" by handing it to the engineers, and six months later nothing about the real work has changed. In this episode, Josh makes the case that AI adoption fails at the human layer, not the machine...
<p >Everyone wants to know if AI is working. The problem is when they ask, and what they reach for to answer it. Most leaders grab a stopwatch three weeks in and wonder why the numbers are disappointing. They are not...
<p>Prompting is the new literacy and most people are doing it the way they used to Google things: throwing keywords at the screen and hoping. This episode teaches the fundamentals of prompting in plain language, with...
<p>AI adoption can go sideways before anyone realizes it. In this episode of Pattern Recognized, we break down the five predictable mistakes organizations make in the first week of AI rollout: tool excitement without a...
<p>Today on Pattern Recognized, we are talking about AI skill and readiness. Specifically, where you and your organization actually stand in its ability to use AI effectively, and why almost every organization that...
<p>Shadow AI is real and it is happening in many organizations right now. This episode pulls back the curtain on what your staff is already doing with tools like ChatGPT and Claude, why they are doing it quietly, and...
Episode #1
<p>I am not going to tell you AI is going to change everything. In this episode, I am going to tell you something of what AI actually is, because once you know that, the hype gets a lot easier to ignore and the tools’...
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