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Prompted: AI, People and the Creative Spark

As AI evolves from just a tool to a trusted collaborator, the creative process is being rewritten. Prompted: AI, People and the Creative Spark is a show about this new era, when human inspiration meets artificial intelligence, and new forms of creativity, leadership, and…

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Cannes Lions 2026 Special: OpenAI, Zoom, Under Armour, Accenture Song on How Soft Skills Are the Hard Skills Now (opens the original)

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    This special episode of Prompted was recorded live at Cannes Lions 2026, where Cameron Adams sat down with a rotating lineup of marketing and AI leaders at the Canva Creative Cabana: Kimberly Storin (CMO, Zoom), Sean Lyons (Chief Strategy Officer, Accenture Song), Liz Bacelar (Global Head of AI, Under Armour), and Elke Karskens (Head of International Marketing, OpenAI). Across the conversations, they dig into how AI is reshaping marketing, advertising, and brand strategy in real time. Kimberly S

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    I Let AI Agents Run My Company - Then They Started Hallucinating: Evan Ratliff on Rise-and-Grind Bots, Fabricated Progress Reports, and the Billion-Dollar Solo-Founder Myth (opens the original)

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    Evan Ratliff, journalist and host of Shell Game, joins Cameron Adams to unpack what happened when he built an entire company staffed by AI agents: an AI CEO, CTO, and CMO, with himself as the lone human "silent co-founder." He traces the experiment back to his roots at WIRED Magazine and his uneasy history as a human founder, explaining why he wanted to test the tech industry's one-person-billion-dollar-startup fantasy for himself. Evan shares the chaos and comedy of running HurumoAI, from an AI

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Constraints Breed Creativity: Tey Bannerman on Coding, Discipline, and the Skills AI Can't Replace (opens the original)

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    Tey Bannerman, AI advisor, strategist, and former McKinsey partner, joins Cameron Adams to unpack how a childhood spent building a database tool for his father's property valuation reports shaped a career defined by constraints, curiosity, and systems thinking. He traces his path from software engineer to design leader to AI advisor, explaining why he believes coding's real value isn't the syntax but the discipline and logic it instills. Tey shares his Four Modes Framework (expand, compress, ref

  4. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    The Enterprise Context Wars: Tokens, Trust, and the Race for Relevance with Arvind Jain, Founder & CEO of Glean (opens the original)

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    Arvind Jain, Founder and CEO of Glean, joins Cameron Adams to trace how a scrappy childhood memory of playing Pac-Man on his brother's PC set him on a path from Google Search and Rubrik to building the enterprise "context layer" powering today's AI tools. Arvind explains why enterprise search was never truly solved until SaaS interoperability met transformers, how Glean's knowledge graph now feeds Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT to cut token costs by more than half, and why AI budgets are increasing

  5. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    The Soul in the Machine: AI, Branding, and Original Thought with Debbie Millman, Host of Design Matters (opens the original)

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    Debbie Millman, designer, author, and host of the pioneering podcast Design Matters, joins Cameron Adams to unpack why AI's disruption of creativity feels less like an ending and more like history repeating. Drawing on her research into humanity's long track record of fearing new tools, from Plato's distrust of writing to panic over the printing press and the railroad, Debbie argues today's anxiety about AI follows the same familiar pattern. She shares how her design students are using AI to rei

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