Interview #77 Paul Canetti, CEO of Skej

Interview #77 Paul Canetti, CEO of Skej

Join Paul Canetti, CEO of Skej, as he discusses the unique challenges of building AI products that operate without traditional user interfaces, instead functioning as virtual humans with email addresses, phone numbers, and Slack handles that interact through natural language. Drawing from his experience in UX design at Apple during the iPhone era, Canetti explains how building non-deterministic AI systems fundamentally differs from traditional software, requiring multiple quality assurance layers to prevent hallucinations and ensure AI assistants know when to remain silent in group conversations. He explores the shift toward anthropomorphized AI assistants with distinct personalities, arguing that as forms become obsolete and natural language interfaces become mainstream, the future lies in liberating people to do uniquely human work while AI handles generic tasks that anyone could accomplish but everyone suffers through.

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Interview #91 Johan Land, Chief Product Officer of Samsara

Interview #91 Johan Land, Chief Product Officer of Samsara

Johan Land, Chief Product Officer at Samsara, breaks down why every major AI lab crowded into the easy 90% of knowledge work while ignoring the 40% of the economy that is physical and the 80% of worke...

13 Heinä 24min

Interview #90 Ketan Karkhanis, CEO of ThoughtSpot

Interview #90 Ketan Karkhanis, CEO of ThoughtSpot

Ketan Karkhanis, CEO of ThoughtSpot, breaks down why two decades of self-service BI was a hoax that only handed everyone the right to build their own dashboards, leaving companies sitting on 50,000 of...

2 Heinä 39min

Interview #89 TVN Reddy, CEO of Aptean

Interview #89 TVN Reddy, CEO of Aptean

TVN Reddy, CEO of Aptean, breaks down why the entire software industry is selling "bigger is better" AI while the real goal is the opposite: people spending 80% less time in systems and more time doin...

8 Kesä 27min

Interview #88 Bill Franks, President at Analytics Advisory Partners

Interview #88 Bill Franks, President at Analytics Advisory Partners

Bill Franks, President of Analytics Advisory Partners, breaks down why a degree no longer proves much and employers now hire on what you can show, not what you know. He explains the pipeline trap comp...

1 Kesä 36min

Interview #87 Vishnu Hari, CEO of ego AI

Interview #87 Vishnu Hari, CEO of ego AI

Vishnu Hari, CEO of Ego AI, breaks down why the labs with billions in compute missed the product hiding in plain sight: character AI quietly tops every consumer retention leaderboard while the serious...

25 Touko 19min

Interview #86 Carter Huffman, CTO of Modulate

Interview #86 Carter Huffman, CTO of Modulate

Carter Huffman, CTO of Modulate, breaks down why voice AI keeps failing in production despite years of "solved" transcription claims. He explains the "transcript trap" that fools dev teams into shippi...

7 Touko 30min

Interview #85 Babak Hodjat, CAIO at Cognizant

Interview #85 Babak Hodjat, CAIO at Cognizant

Join Babak Hodjat, Chief AI Officer at Cognizant, as he unpacks what's actually happening at the cutting edge of agentic AI — from agents that run continuously without being asked, to the governance c...

8 Huhti 45min

Interview #84 Hagay Lupesko, SVP of AI Inference at Cerebras Systems

Interview #84 Hagay Lupesko, SVP of AI Inference at Cerebras Systems

Join Hagay Lupesko, SVP of AI Inference at Cerebras Systems, for a deep dive into the rapidly evolving world of AI inference. Hagay breaks down why inference has overtaken training as the dominant AI ...

2 Huhti 47min