AI Challengers
AI Challengers
Podcast Description
AI Challengers is a new podcast that dives deep into the stories of innovative startups taking bold steps to disrupt established industries using AI and machine learning.
Hosted by Patrick Freyer, Michael Krause, and Nicholas Cohen
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of innovation, technology disruption, and the integration of AI in various industries. For example, Episode 1 features Alfred Wahlforss from Listen Labs, discussing how AI is revolutionizing qualitative research by enhancing customer interviews through advanced analytics. Future episodes will continue to explore topics such as ethical AI use, industry-specific applications, and emerging trends in machine learning.
AI Challengers is a new podcast that dives deep into the stories of innovative startups taking bold steps to disrupt established industries using AI and machine learning.
Hosted by Patrick Freyer, Michael Krause, and Nicholas Cohen
In this first episode of AI Challengers, we sit down with Alfred Wahlforss, co-founder of Listen Labs, to explore how AI is transforming qualitative research. Listen Labs is pioneering a new approach to customer interviews, leveraging AI to conduct, analyze, and extract deep insights from conversations at scale. Alfred shares how their technology is reshaping the industry, the challenges of working with AI-driven research, and what the future holds for voice-based analytics.
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