HeyJaredAI For the C Suite with Chad Harvey™
AI for the C Suite with Chad Harvey™ is the middle market leader’s guide to navigating the world of Artificial Intelligence. Join host Chad Harvey for engaging discussions and actionable insight to help you thrive during this exciting era.
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Why AI Transformation Is Really About People | AI For The C-Suite EP 80 (opens the original)
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AI transformation does not usually fail because of the technology. It fails because organizations overlook the people, processes, and leadership required to make it work. Ross Barnes joins Chad Harvey to discuss why artificial intelligence affects every corner of an organization, how shadow AI creates hidden risks, and why companies must raise the floor before attempting to raise the roof. Ross explains why curiosity and speed are becoming competitive advantages, how automation can unintentional
The AI Terms Your Team Is Nodding Through, And What They Actually Mean | AI For The C-Suite® EP 79 (opens the original)
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Most AI conversations in your organization are running on an assumption... that everyone in the room shares a working definition of the words being used. They don't. And the people least likely to say so are your most senior leaders. This episode goes back to the foundation. Chad breaks down 15 essential AI terms across three categories: what the technology is, how it gets built, and what you as a leader actually have control over. The organizing structure is deliberate because most of the confu
What AI Adoption Really Costs You | AI For The C-Suite EP 78 (opens the original)
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Dan Fernandez has spent his career standing between engineers building hard tech and executives deciding whether to trust it. In this episode, he joins Chad Harvey to unpack what mid-market leaders consistently get wrong about AI adoption—unpredictable costs, data privacy risks, vendor lock-in, and the real security implications of giving AI agents too much autonomy. 🎧 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/tKXFhWXnoAQ
Fossils in the Language: What AI Vocabulary Tells You That Your Dashboard Won't | AI For The C-Suite EP 77 (opens the original)
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Every general purpose technology rewrites the dictionary on its way to becoming invisible. Steam gave us "let off steam" and "sidetracked." Electricity reshaped how we talk about power. AI is doing the same thing right now, and if you know what to listen for, the vocabulary is one of the most honest signals you have about where this technology actually stands. This episode is built around a three-part framework. First, how language rewriting works: the difference between lexical creation (a new
Why Developers Are AI's Canary in the Coal Mine | AI For The C-Suite EP 76 (opens the original)
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Chad Harvey sits down with Sean Campbell, CEO of Cascade Insights and AI integration lead for the George Fox University MBA program, to explore what three decades of watching technology adoption teaches us about AI today. They cover why Sean started teaching AI because he doesn't want students to get "run over," why developers are an early warning sign for every analytical profession, why judgment and delegation skills are so hard to teach, AI's unresolved "original sin" around copyright, and wh
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