Decoding Oblivion
On Decoding Oblivion, I sit down with founders, operators, and builders working with AI, automation, adtech, and emerging tech to talk about how growth really works today.This podcast exists because the rules have changed.Marketing isn’t driven by big ideas and gut feeling…
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Stop Buying AI Tools (opens the original)
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Most companies are approaching AI the wrong way. They’re adding more tools, more prompts, and more workflows — but the teams actually pulling ahead are doing something very different. In this Frontier Watch, we break down the overlooked shift that could determine which companies truly benefit from AI — and which simply create more chaos, faster. The real advantage isn’t the AI tool everyone can access. It’s what you build around it. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AITools #AIStrategy #FutureOfWork
$50B In a Month (opens the original)
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In this episode of Decoding Oblivion, we sit down with Ian McAfee, co-founder and CEO of Shift Markets, to explore one of the fastest-growing opportunities in finance: prediction markets. Prediction markets have moved rapidly from a niche category to a multi-billion-dollar industry. With major players like Robinhood and Coinbase entering the space and monthly industry volume reaching $50 billion, the question is no longer whether prediction markets are gaining traction — but how big they can bec
AI Before It's safe? The Race Nobody Controls (opens the original)
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AGI, AI safety, AI governance, frontier models, marketing, trust - the people building the world’s most advanced AI models are warning that we’re moving faster than anyone truly understands. In this week’s Frontier Watch , Eva breaks down one of the most important AI discussions happening right now: why AGI is being compared to electricity and fire, why AI labs are calling for new safety standards, and what this means for businesses already adopting AI today. What’s covered: • Why AGI may arrive
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