You can with AI.
You can with AI.
Podcast Description
A bold 7-part podcast series hosted by the AI Daily Brief's Nathaniel Whittemore, in collaboration with KPMG U.S. Each episode brings you insights from the boardrooms and strategy sessions of some of the world's most forward-thinking enterprises - where AI isn’t just a buzzword - it's a business imperative.
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The podcast focuses on AI strategy, ethics, organizational readiness, and transformation across industries. Episodes delve into topics like AI governance in Episode 5, where Kelly Combs explores communication frameworks to build trust, and Episode 6 featuring Atif Zaim discussing AI's impact on sectors such as healthcare and finance. Other themes include data readiness and the importance of ecosystem partnerships.
KPMG’s You can with AI is a podcast series co-hosted by Nathaniel Whittemore, creator of the AI Daily Brief, in collaboration with KPMG U.S.
Season Two cuts through the hype to focus on what’s actually working in enterprise AI – bringing you real-world perspectives from some of the boldest enterprise leaders moving from experimentation to execution. We explore what it takes to turn AI ambition into measurable business impact, from strategy and data readiness to governance, workforce, and scaling value.
AI agents are moving from experimental tools to digital teammates that can take action, make decisions, and collaborate with people. In this episode of You can with AI, NLW is joined by Edwige Sacco, Head of Workforce Innovation at KPMG LLP, and Surojit Chatterjee, Founder and CEO of Ema, for a conversation about what changes when organizations stop treating AI as software and start treating it as part of the team. They explore trust, cognitive exhaustion, workforce redesign, the risks of overestimating and underestimating agents, and why leaders need to get hands-on now rather than manage AI transformation from a distance.
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