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Real talk with the operators and executives putting AI to work - not the ones tweeting about it. Every episode goes deep on what shipped, what flopped, and what it actually took. No hype, no hand-waving, no LinkedIn gurus. Just the workflows, decisions, and outcomes from the people doing the work. Built on a simple magentIQ belief: AI and people are better together - and getting that right is the whole game.
magentIQ hosts The magentIQ Show, a business show with 19 episodes published.
The real test of any AI or automation is simple: is it still turned on six months later. In this episode, David and Ian try something different. Instead of covering the latest headlines, they go back fifteen years to whe
Wed your company to one AI harness and you are locked into its model, its vendor, and its pricing, along for the ride whether you like it or not. This episode unpacks what a harness actually is, the interface layer sitti
Ask most finance leaders how to get started with AI and they reach for a tool. This episode makes the case for the opposite. In a wide ranging conversation with author and transformation expert Tariq Munir, the first rul
The smartest way to use vibe coding might not be to ship what you build, but to show someone exactly what you want. This episode lands on a genuinely useful idea: domain experts can now prototype a rough version of the t
The AI sector may be hitting a crunch point, and this episode is full of the evidence. A widely covered story about an OpenAI model reportedly reaching the internet during a segregated test and using Hugging Face to reac
Ian Barkin catches David Brain mid holiday in France for a conversation that keeps circling back to one conviction they hold deeply: you cannot automate what you cannot see. Map only how you work today and all you get is
Ian Barkin and David Brain sweat through matching heatwaves and land on what David calls a return to sanity: the fundamentals do not change just because there is a shiny new tool. You still have to know what you are doin
Fifteen years of building companies together, one year into magentIQ, and Ian Barkin and David Brain use the anniversary to talk about what has not changed: people are what make it work. They get into why a company of on
Ian Barkin and David Brain get into what happens when you trust a single AI model too much, and what to do instead. A client's agent confidently got a healthcare policy answer wrong, which sets up David's most practical
Ian Barkin and David Brain are back, and getting comfortable. This one ranges from World Cup soccer to the real bottleneck in AI, which turns out not to be tokens or building, but knowing what to build. They dig into why
Ian Barkin and David Brain go behind the scenes on the agentic platform they have been building, and dig into why the biggest model is rarely the right one, why this year's AI savings are quietly funding next year's budg
People can plan a week of meals, diagnose an ailment, and draft a proposal with AI on a Sunday, then walk into work on Monday and find everything still stuck in silos, legacy systems, and tribal knowledge. In Episode 9 o
People can plan a week of meals, diagnose an ailment, and draft a proposal with AI on a Sunday, then walk into work on Monday and find everything still stuck in silos, legacy systems, and tribal knowledge. In Episode 9 o
The company burning billions on AI is somehow getting less done. In Episode 8 of The magentIQ Show, Ian Barkin and David Brain dig into why, working through the mistakes the AI era keeps repeating even though most of the
The company burning billions on AI is somehow getting less done. In Episode 8 of The magentIQ Show, Ian Barkin and David Brain dig into why, working through the mistakes the AI era keeps repeating even though most of the
AI can draft a report in seconds, but it cannot put its name on it. In Episode 7 of The magentIQ Show, Ian Barkin sits down with Andreas Welsch, ten year AI veteran, LinkedIn Learning instructor, and author of two books
The whether of AI is settled, or at least that's what our webinar audiences told us. What people are hungry for now is the how. In Episode 6 of The magentIQ Show, Ian Barkin and David Brain answer the questions that came
Ian Barkin and David Brain are joined by Tom Davenport, President's Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management at Babson College and author of twenty-five books on AI, analytics, and the future of w
Ian Barkin and David Brain return for Episode 4 of The magentIQ Show, picking up where the headlines leave off. AI is everywhere at work right now, but the loudest signal is not better results. It is token maxing and lay
Ian Barkin and Joe Boggio have been comparing notes on innovation since their Capgemini days. They were at one of the first OpenAI hackathons in San Francisco three years ago. The room they sat in turned out to be ground
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