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Seth Dobrin, founder and CEO of Qantm AI and former chief AI officer of IBM, joins Ben Wodecki to discuss how organizations can set themselves up for success when deploying AI, the true cost of open source and risk of technological colonialism.

Beena Ammanath, global head of the Deloitte AI Institute, joins AI Business Editor Deborah Yao to discuss five key steps organizations can take to ensure that their board members and business leaders are prepared to face a future shaped by AI.

Heather Lane, senior architect of data science at athenahealth, talks to Omdia analyst Andrew Brosnan about AI’s potential to alleviate administrative burdens and prevent burnout in health care.

Elliott Young, CTO of Dell Technologies EMEA, talks to Ben Wodecki about AI and multicloud, including how businesses can run generative AI across multiple environments effectively.

Rahul Auradkar, executive vice president and general manager of unified data services and Einstein at Salesforce, joins AI Business Editor Deborah Yao to discuss the Einstein platform and other key AI initiatives.

Stephanie Covert, executive vice president of software at FICO, joins AI Business Editor Deborah Yao to discuss the credit-scoring giant's transition to an AI-enabled platform in a highly regulated industry.

Kunal Purohit joins AI Business Editor Deborah Yao to talk about scaling AI for the enterprise. He cited the four stages of digital transformation and what factors, both technical and cultural, are hindrances to faster deployment. He also names the most common mistakes enterprises make in adopting AI.

Leslie Shannon, head of Trend Scouting at Nokia, talks to Ben Wodecki about AI, the metaverse, and the future of VR.

Anoop Cherian, senior principal research scientist at Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, tested the reasoning skills of large language models in a set of logic puzzles to see if they are smarter than young kids.

Peter Weckesser, chief digital officer of Schneider Electric, speaks to AI Business Editor Deborah Yao about his company's hub-and-spoke AI configuration and shares their generative AI ROI. He also offers advice for other executives looking to deploy AI in the enterprise.

Traci Gusher, EY Americas data and AI leader, and David Guarrera, its generative AI leader, spoke to AI Business Editor Deborah Yao about best practices for assembling an AI workforce. They say it is not as expensive or difficult as one might think since for most companies there is no need to hire elite engineers. Also, they believe prompt engineering will not last as a solo career in the future.

Arthur Hu, Lenovo's global chief information officer and chief technology and delivery officer of its services and solutions group, cuts through the hype of generative AI deployment in the enterprise and observes that running inference on trained models might be more expensive than expected.