In this conversation, Matt Wyman and Daniele Benardi discuss the evolving landscape of AI, focusing on the importance of compassion, trust, and accessibility in developing AI products. They explore how Toolhouse is making AI more accessible to users, the challenges of building trust in AI systems, and the significance of clear metrics in measuring success. The discussion also touches on the historical context of technology adoption and the role of proof of concepts in driving AI innovation.

Matt Wyman, CEO of Okareo, talks with Luba Ovtsinnikova and Dr. David Yang, the founders of Newo.ai, about what the future of the agentic workforce looks like. They explore how AI is changing business automation, why trust is such a big factor in AI interactions, and how Newo’s three-minute onboarding experience for AI agents works. The conversation also digs into how AI tech is evolving, what makes adoption challenging, and the skills people will need to thrive as AI becomes a bigger part of everyday work.

Matt Wyman chats with Nicholas Van Landschoot about the fast-changing world of Open Source Intelligence, or OSINT — a field that uses publicly available data to support investigations in law enforcement and cybersecurity. They dive into the new tools and challenges shaping OSINT, the ethical questions around data use, and how AI is transforming the way investigations get done. Nicholas also talks about what makes OSINT tools easier to adopt, why user experience matters, and how human skills remain essential as technology evolves. The conversation opens a window into how OSINT could reshape public safety and the future of intelligence work.

Matt Wyman sits down with Luke Pierce to dig into how AI and automation are changing the way businesses work. They talk about the real-world challenges of putting AI into action, from proving ROI and building trust to getting everyone on board. The conversation touches on why AI can feel overwhelming, how teams can better understand the tools they're using, and why outcome-based pricing is starting to take off.

Matt Wyman chats with Nikhil Sama, founder and CTO of Turgon, about how Turgon is redefining what it means to be a system integrator in the age of AI. Nikhil breaks down the challenges the industry faces and how his team is using AI-driven data pipelines to tackle them. They talk about why humans still play a crucial role in AI systems, how the role of engineers is changing, and what the rise of agentics means for enterprise tech. Nikhil also shares why balancing technical skills with emotional intelligence will be key in an AI-first world.

Matt Wyman sits down with Jordan Butler, a CEO and marketing pro, to talk about how AI is shaking up the world of marketing. Jordan dives into how teams can actually use AI to create better content, why critical thinking matters more than ever, and how marketing roles are changing fast. He also shares thoughts on finding the right balance between personalization and privacy, plus the key skills you’ll need to stay ahead in an AI-powered future.

Abhishek Jha, co-founder and CEO of Kiwi AI, talks about the transformative potential of AI in automating knowledge work. We discuss the concept of outcome-based automation, the challenges of AI adoption, and the importance of user-centric design in AI solutions. Abhishek emphasizes the need for organizations to adapt their expectations and processes to fully leverage AI capabilities, while also highlighting the importance of human skills in interacting with AI agents.

MK Marsden, founder of Touchpoint Strategies, discusses the intersection of AI, human connection, and the challenges of SaaS in the B2B sales landscape. She emphasizes the importance of a customer-centric approach, the need for trust in technology, and the impact of digitization on marketing. Marsden advocates for outcome-based pricing and highlights the necessity of curiosity and courage in adapting to technological changes. The discussion also touches on the importance of increasing female representation in AI and data fields.