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Arpy Dragffy hosts The AI podcast for product teams, a business show with 46 episodes published.
Atlassian spent three years connecting 150 billion organizational objects before the results appeared: 44% more accurate AI answers, 48% fewer tokens, a coding agent that reviewed 2 billion lines of code in two minutes.
Atlassian connected its AI agents to a richer layer of company knowledge (documents, projects, goals, people) and measured a 44% improvement in answer accuracy using 48% fewer resources. Same models. Different informatio
The Stanford AI Index’s headline is 88% — organizations using AI in some capacity. The Financial Times charted where it actually lands in the workforce: 62% of top-decile earners use it daily, versus 13% at the bottom. B
Let’s stop pretending. Most AI strategies are just a collection of pilots that nobody had the courage to kill. The data this period is brutal: 95% of genAI pilots stall. Only 11% reach production in financial services. M
Every influencer is drooling over Claude Code skills files. Every product team is chasing the next model release. But for two years, the data has been screaming the same thing: capability isn’t the bottleneck. Context is
AI products are shipping faster than ever. But shipping isn’t impact. The teams pulling ahead aren’t the ones with the best models — they’re the ones who can prove their product moves the business. This edition is about
AI was supposed to help humans think better, decide better, and operate with more agency. Instead, many of us feel slower, less confident, and strangely replaceable. In this episode of Design of AI, we interviewed Ovetta
In Episode 48 of the Design of AI podcast, we unpack why the most common AI promises are collapsing under real market pressure. AI was meant to unlock strategic work, expand opportunity, and elevate creativity. Instead,
Our latest guest is Maya Ackerman — AI‑creativity researcher, professor, and author of Creative Machines: AI, Art & Us (Wiley), as well as founder of WaveAI and LyricStudio (View recent colab with NVidia). Maya’s perspec
Our latest episode features Jessica Randazza Pade, Head of Brand Activation & Commercialization at Neurable. Named to Campaign US’s 40 Over 40 and ELLE Magazine’s 40 Under 40, Jessica is an award-winning global digital m
Our latest episode explores the moment AI stops being a tool and starts becoming an organizational model. Agentic systems are already redefining how work, design, and decision‑making happen, forcing leaders to abandon de
In our latest episode, Michelle Lee (IDEO Play Lab) makes the case that play unlocks the next billion-dollar AI market. She reminds us that kids don’t stop at answers—they ask what if and turn shoes into cars or planes.
Our latest episode features Nicholas Holland (SVP of Product & AI at HubSpot) and explains how AI is actually changing go-to-market teams: * AI cuts rep research time and turns calls into structured insight * “AI Engine
🎙️ Listen on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube I recently spoke with Maor Shlomo, founder of Base44—the platform that lets anyone build apps, tools, and games just by describing them to an AI. In six months, he built B
🎙 Episode 40: Atlassian’s Secrets to Successful Agents In this episode, Jamil Valliani (VP & Head of Product AI at Atlassian) shares how they embed AI across Jira, Confluence, and Trello through intelligent agents that
After a frustrating week of trying to wrangle AI outputs, we decided to explore the risks of overreliance on AI. It’s good for us to question our tools. It enhances our processes and challenges us to find the right tools
When reports like Adecco’s Global Workforce of the Future survey find that the average saving for workers using AI is 1 hour a day, we should question this. * What did those workers do with their time savings? * Should t
As much as image generation is fun, the power of GenAI is prediction. The technology operates very similarly to people you might meet: * Some people have studied and are experts in a single topic for a decade. They’re ex
“The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed” Science fiction is inspiring, frightening, and often the best lens into the future. Many ideas about the future are b******t —just like this quote being misa
There are many reasons to debate the ethics and implications of AI. But while we do that, hundreds of the world’s biggest brands are rushing to implement the technology into creative and coding workflows. At a time when
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