The Killer Use Case Podcast
What if an artificial intelligence could connect every system in your company, empower your knowledge workers, and scale your business? The Killer Use Case Podcast addresses this essential question in today’s business landscape.
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Richard Kersey on Building Chirpper, Human Trust Networks, and Fighting Internet Bots (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Richard Kersey, founder and CEO of Chirpper, explains how he is building an invite-only social network designed to prioritize verified human participation, accountability, and higher-quality online interaction. Chirpper uses a lineage-based vouching system where users are responsible for the people they invite, creating trust incentives that can help expose coordinated bot networks and discourage bad actors. Kersey also discusses the growing problem of bot-driven internet t
Su Belagodu on Human-in-the-Loop AI, Agent Governance, and Smarter Enterprise Adoption (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Su Belagodu, managing partner of Intellectus Advisors, discusses why successful enterprise AI adoption depends on more than choosing the right model. Drawing on her experience working with AI startups and enterprise teams, she explains the Human in the Loop Maturity Index, a framework for evaluating how effectively people and AI collaborate within organizational workflows. The discussion covers confidence-based routing, structured feedback loops, contextual training, govern
Rohit Nambiar on Building Sabai Health, AI Care Companions, and Simpler Healthcare (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Rohit Nambiar, founder and CEO of SabaiHealth, discusses his transition from a long career in insurance leadership to building an AI-powered healthcare company focused on making health support more accessible, personalized, and engaging. He explains how SabaiHealth operates through messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, Line, and Telegram rather than a traditional mobile app, allowing users to interact through text, audio, images, medical reports, and wearable data. The disc
Minyang Jiang on Building Human-AI Teams for Safer Lending and Smarter Work (opens the original)
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In this episode, Minyang Jiang, Chief Strategy Officer at Credibly, shares how the company has approached generative AI adoption in financial services, from early experimentation to building sophisticated human and AI workflows. She explains how Credibly used generative AI to improve industry classification, risk analysis, data extraction, and emerging applications such as agentic pricing, while also learning where traditional automation is a better fit. The conversation explores the risks of bi
Will Leach on Using AI to Turn Customer Psychology Into More Effective Marketing (opens the original)
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In this episode, Will Leach, founder and CEO of Mindstate Group, explains how behavioral science can help marketers understand what drives customer decisions beneath the surface. He discusses the gap between what people say and what they do, the limits of traditional market research, and the role of goals, motivations, regulatory focus, and cognitive biases in shaping behavior. Will also shares how his behavioral intelligence platform, Bevi, uses AI to assess advertising, improve copy, and help
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