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AI First with Adam and Andy: Inspiring Business Leaders to Make AI First Moves is a dynamic podcast focused on the unprecedented potential of AI and how business leaders can harness it to transform their companies.
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One Tool or Many: Rethinking Enterprise AI Strategy in the Agent Era (opens the original)
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Andy Sack and Adam Brotman, joined by Rose Kelly, open up an internal Forum3 leadership debate about whether their standing advice on enterprise AI tools is already out of date. The trigger is a new wave of personal-agent tools, Grokbot, Muse, and Instinct, that strip away chat histories, folders, and dashboards for one ongoing conversation with an AI teammate. The hosts trace their long-standing advice: pick one frontier model, standardize the company on it, and go fast, building fluency and ad
Decoding the AI Slowdown: What It Actually Means for Your Business Strategy (opens the original)
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Andy Sack and Adam Brotman bring in Rose Kelly to help business leaders make sense of a term suddenly everywhere in the AI press: slowdown. The conversation starts with what triggered it: a widely discussed post from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei following the Hugging Face incident and a researcher departure that raised alarm about frontier model safety. Brotman clarifies that Amodei's proposal, echoed publicly by Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis, calls for pacing future frontier model dev
The Deer in the Headlights: What One Executive's AI Blind Spot Reveals About White-Collar Work (opens the original)
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In this episode of AI First with Adam and Andy, Adam Brotman shares a client story: a finance executive responsible for a high-stakes, board-level cash-flow forecast could not keep pace with colleagues who had adopted frontier AI models, leaving him weeks behind on work others were turning around in hours. Andy Sack and Adam break down what actually separates effective AI use from noise: selecting the right model and reasoning level, granting it the right access, and rigorously checking its work
Unbundling the Organization: Nirit Cohen on the Future of Work in the Agent Era (opens the original)
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Nirit Cohen spent three decades at Intel and the past fifteen years studying the future of work, publishing on the topic years before it became a boardroom priority. In this conversation with Adam Brotman and Andy Sack, she examines what happens to entry-level jobs and organizational structure as companies begin handing tasks to AI agents. Cohen challenges the idea that work can simply transition from people to AI, arguing that this underestimates the human judgment embedded in even routine-look
Ghost GDP: When AI Grows the Economy Without Growing Jobs (opens the original)
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Andy Sack and Adam Brotman unpack Ghost GDP, a term from the Citrini report examined in their book, Agents Inc. The concept describes a scenario where AI agents perform work once done by people, letting companies keep producing goods and services, and even grow profits, without a matching rise in employment. They explain why this breaks the usual link between strong GDP and low unemployment: output and profitability can climb even as fewer people are needed to generate them, leaving workers and
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