HeyJaredEnterprise AI Innovators
Enterprise AI Innovators features exclusive conversations with the world's best technology executives, who share how AI is transforming the enterprise. The show is hosted by Evan Reiser, the founder and CEO of Abnormal AI and Saam Motamedi, a general partner at Greylock Partners.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 17
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Audience
- ~178 subscribers
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- Jul 8, 2026
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AI Doubled Early Lung Cancer Detection #podcast #ai #innovation #business #technology (opens the original)
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Non-small cell lung cancer is common and hard to catch early, because patients often show no symptoms until it's advanced. Today a radiologist reviews CT scans by eye to spot tumors, and by the time many patients are diagnosed, they're typically given about five years to live. What if AI could help find those tumors sooner? In this episode, Greg Meyers (Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Bristol Myers Squibb) shares one of the most striking places AI is making a difference, close to how docto
Treating AI as Enablement, Not Outcome with Leidos SVP & CIO Alexandra Guenther (opens the original)
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On the 72nd episode of Enterprise AI Innovators, host Evan Reiser (CEO and co-founder, Abnormal AI) speaks with Alexandra Guenther, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Leidos. Leidos is a Fortune 500 science and technology company that operates globally with roughly 50,000 employees across defense, intelligence, homeland, health, and digital sectors. Alexandra explains how Leidos rebuilt IT support into a "service desk of the future," how she drives AI adoption by asking teams
How AI Decodes Cryptic Product Labels #podcast #ai #innovation #business #cybersecurity (opens the original)
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When you take over managing a customer's supply room, you inherit their mess: spreadsheets full of weirdly named products and labels with cryptic, compressed text describing some obscure fastener. Figuring out exactly what each item is, and whether you carry it, is slow, manual work. What if a large language model could decode those descriptions for you? In this episode, Jonny Leroy (CTO, Grainger) walks through a practical AI win his team is testing. He explains how they feed obscure product te
How Eastman Approaches Its AI Journey #podcast #ai #innovation #business #technology (opens the original)
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Every enterprise on the AI journey faces the same honest question: are we living a genuine historical moment or riding a wave of hype? Nobody really knows where we are on the curve or how big it gets. So how do you plan a strategy around something moving this fast and changing this often? In this episode, Aldo Noseda (CIO, Eastman) shares how his team is navigating that uncertainty. He explains how a data science team built years ago gave them a foundation in statistics, machine learning, and op
What's Really Slowing Enterprise AI Adoption #podcast #ai #innovation #business #technology (opens the original)
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Enterprise AI adoption isn't stalling because the technology can't perform. It's stalling on trust, and that comes down to two hard problems. Can you count on the system's accuracy, and can you control what an agent is allowed to access and do? What happens when an agent can reach your files, your web apps, even your password manager? In this episode, Joel Hron (CTO, Thomson Reuters) breaks down the two things holding back the pace of adoption. He explains why the control system around what an a
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