Agents of Change
Agents of Change is a podcast dedicated to demystifying AI for business leaders. Hosted by humaniseAI, this series brings you candid conversations with founders and executives who are at the forefront of adopting and applying AI in their organizations.
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Episode 10: Are Your AI Guardrails Already Too Late? With Jordan Papadopoulos + Exciting Event! (opens the original)
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Your team is already using AI. But are your guardrails keeping up? In this episode of the Agents of Change Podcast , Dmitry Loukine sits down with Jordan Papadopoulos, Head of Growth at Technetics , to explore what happens when AI adoption moves faster than governance. They unpack: → Why buying Copilot isn't an AI strategy → The growing risk of Shadow AI → Why boards are pushing leaders to act on AI → How to balance productivity with security and governance → What happens as AI moves from chat t
Episode 9: The New Rules of Software Engineering with Shariq Khwaja (opens the original)
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The Future of Software Engineering in 2026 AI is changing software engineering faster than ever before. But what does that actually mean for developers, CTOs, founders, and technology leaders? In this episode of Agents of Change , Dmitry Loukine sits down with fractional CTO Shariq Khwaja to explore how AI is reshaping the way software is built, delivered, and scaled. They discuss: Why developers are no longer paid just to write code The rise of AI assisted and AI native engineering The "Dark Fa
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