
What does AI really mean for the modern workplace, and are we ready for what comes next?
AI at Work is a podcast from the Tech Talks Network, the home of conversations that showcase the voices at the heart of enterprise technology. You may know me from Tech Talks Daily, where we explore a different area of innovation in every episode. This show takes a focused look at one of the biggest shifts in ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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If your organization switched off its AI systems tomorrow, would customers, employees or the finance team notice any meaningful difference?
In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Frank Böhmer, founder and CEO of Ninox, about the growing gap bet... more
In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Rohan Kodialam, co-founder and CEO of Sphinx AI, about the difference between an AI system that sounds capable and one that understands how a business defines truth. Sphinx AI describes itself as an AI rese... more
What should a finance leader be able to prove before giving an AI agent permission to act?
In this episode of AI at Work, I welcome Danny Fields, Chief Technology and Customer Operations Officer at Avalara, for a conversation about the distance betw... more
How much autonomy should an AI agent receive before it has proved that its work can be trusted?
In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Alexey Korotich, Chief Product Officer at Wrike and a former Dell software leader. Wrike supports around two ... more
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These are truly honest and real conversations that don’t sound like a sales pitch. I’d recommend this to everyone trying to learn something new or refine how they’re using AI in their organizations. It’s especially valuable because it highlights perspectives from a wide range of industries.
I found this series really educational. It lays out the coming AI challenges at work in really accessible language.
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AI at Work centers on how AI reshapes work in large organizations, from measurable ROI and governance to scalable automation and agentic AI. Episodes emphasize turning technology into real business value, balancing speed with responsible deployment, and designing organizational change to accompany AI initiatives. Notable angles include how to measure value beyond usage, the role of AI employees and agents, accessibility and inclusive design, and ownership of digital assets in an AI-driven enterprise. The show often features operators, product leaders, and technology architects sharing practical strategies, governance frameworks, and real-world ROI stories across industries, making it a solid resource for listeners considering enterprise AI ... more
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Recent guests on AI at Work include:
1. Rohan Kodialam
2. Danny Fields
3. Alexey Korotich
4. Jason Kurtz
5. Robby Riggs
6. Jesper Schleimann
7. Emma McGrattan
8. Adam Ochayon
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