Podcast

What if the hardest part of AI at work is not picking a model, but surviving the hype long enough to run role-based adoption without burning your budget on tokens?

What if the hardest part of AI at work is not the model, but getting a clear prompt and a repeatable process before you touch the fancy tools? Gabor Kis, Business Systems Analyst in Change Management at DTCC, joins Samantha Viola Wilson and Brittany George to walk how a longtime Xerox data architect reskilled into AI, won an internal hackathon on AWS Kiro, and now teaches business builders to treat English as their coding language.

What happens when AI stops being an experiment and starts becoming part of your everyday life? Samantha Viola Wilson and Brittany George sit down for a candid co-host catch-up about the AI tools and agents they are actually using, and the lessons they learned from the ones that failed.

How do we know what to trust in a world filled with misinformation, outdated headlines, hidden incentives, and AI-generated content? Aki, founder and CEO of Credible AI, joins the hosts to explore how AI can help people evaluate information, identify bias, and make better decisions.

Phil explains his "three-brain" approach combining instinct, judgment, and AI. Learn how a $100M cement company evaluated expansion in 24 hours using AI (vs.

AI is transforming marketing, hiring, content creation, sales, and the agency model. But is it saving time or creating more work?

Emily left the Amish community at 17 with no electricity. Today she works in tech, manufacturing, AI readiness, and founder development.

Drew went from insurance to building websites, AI agents, and health-tech apps using Claude, Claude Code, Lovable, Base44, ChatGPT, and Gemini. Learn how a $75K app can now be prototyped for $50/month, where developers are still essential, and how Drew and Brittany are building Well Funded together.

AI is moving beyond one-off prompts into real business workflows. The hosts discuss Claude, ChatGPT, Manus, DeepSeek, Fable, workflow memory, Notion, Obsidian, N8N, AI search visibility, lead generation, contingency planning, hallucinations, data privacy, AI insurance, and why human oversight still matters.

AI is moving from prompts to full agent workflows. The hosts discuss the ChatGPT-Claude-Gemini-Perplexity race, token costs, the risk of "cognitive surrender" (accepting AI answers without review), and why the human in the loop still matters across business workflows, health records, education, and job disruption.

AI is becoming part of how we manage health and wellness. The hosts share real examples: using AI to flag a selenium overload from Brazil nuts, Whoop wearable data, parenting questions, meal planning, and grocery prep.

The pilot episode. The hosts share how they went from colleagues to co-founders, became early AI adopters, and discuss AI adoption opportunities, real-world ChatGPT use cases, entrepreneurship, AI governance, and the future of work.