HeyJaredAI at Work
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.
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Measuring Whether AI Is Actually Working With Nexthink (opens the original)
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How can a business tell whether workplace AI is producing a meaningful result rather than another encouraging adoption chart? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Scott Pope, Director of Value Advisory at Nexthink, about a problem facing many technology leaders. AI tools are reaching employees quickly, but deployment, usage, and business value are often treated as though they describe the same thing. They do not. A company can distribute thousands of licenses and report active users witho
Redesigning Enterprise Work Around AI Employees With Ema (opens the original)
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What happens when companies stop adding isolated AI tools and begin redesigning entire business processes around AI employees? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Surojit Chatterjee, founder and CEO of Ema, which stands for Enterprise Machine Assistant. We discuss why the debate about AI replacing jobs often misses the larger business question: how should organizations redesign work when intelligent systems can coordinate tasks, access enterprise knowledge and complete workflows across m
How SS&C Blue Prism Helps Businesses Escape AI Pilot Purgatory (opens the original)
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Why are some businesses generating measurable value from AI while others remain surrounded by pilots, rising costs and impressive demonstrations that never reach daily operations? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Brad Hairston, Director of Strategy at SS&C Blue Prism, about the operational and cultural foundations that separate productive AI programs from expensive experimentation. Brad spent 30 years in consulting before joining SS&C Blue Prism around seven and a half years ago. He n
Keeping Human Intent at the Center of AI Creativity With Freepik (opens the original)
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If anyone can produce a professional-looking image or video with AI, what will make audiences care about one piece of content over another? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Joaquín Cuenca, co-founder and CEO of Freepik, about how generative AI is changing creative work, business workflows, and access to professional production. Freepik serves over one million paid subscribers, while Joaquín says the platform attracts over 70 million monthly visitors. At that scale, Freepik has seen th
Keeping Humans Accountable in an AI First Workplace With Nansen (opens the original)
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What does an AI first workplace look like when every employee has an agent but every person remains responsible for the outcome? In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Alex Svanevik, co-founder and CEO of Nansen, about how his company is integrating AI agents into daily operations while retaining human judgment, security boundaries, and quality control. Nansen has around 80 employees, and Alex says each person has been given an AI agent. His own agent, Winnie, prepares draft agendas using p
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