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Bob Pulver speaks with Jeff Pole, co-founder and CEO of Warden AI, about the critical issues surrounding trust in AI technology, particularly in the context of HR and recruitment. They discuss the importance of third-party assurance in AI systems, the fluidity of AI terminology, and the need for continuous monitoring to ensure compliance and fairness. Jeff shares insights on how AI can potentially enhance fairness in hiring practices and the implications of emerging AI legislation across the globe. Bob and Jeff discuss the widespread issue of age discrimination in hiring, and Warden AI’s newly announced capabilities to check for age bias in AI-powered hiring solutions. They explore future opportunities and challenges in Responsible AI governance, including the implications of existing discrimination laws, the need for comprehensive data to assess bias, and the evolving landscape of AI adoption in various sectors, particularly in the public domain. Bob and Jeff conclude by emphasizing the importance of balance between innovation and ethical considerations in AI to maintain trust across stakeholder communities.
Keywords
AI, trust, assurance, governance, HR technology, bias, compliance, monitoring, legislation, fairness, AI, age bias, discrimination, responsible AI, governance, technology, workforce, regulations, innovation, public sector
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00:00 Introduction to AI and Trust Issues
03:00 Warden AI's Mission and Assurance Role
05:50 Understanding AI Terminology and Governance
08:51 The Importance of Continuous Monitoring
12:13 AI in HR: Opportunities and Challenges
14:45 The Role of Legislation in AI Assurance
18:10 AI's Potential for Fairness in Hiring
21:05 The Future of AI and Workforce Diversity
28:59 Addressing Age Bias in AI Systems
41:24 Navigating Responsible AI and Governance
50:34 The Future of AI: Opportunities and Cautions
Jeff Pole: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-pole-91887a44
Warden AI: https://www.warden-ai.com/
Addressing Age Discrimination: https://www.warden-ai.com/blog/age-bias-ai-hiring-age-discrimination-fairer-recruitment
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob Pulver and Toby Culshaw, a 20-year talent industry veteran and author of "Talent Intelligence: Use Business and People Data to Drive Organizational Performance," delve into the evolving landscape of talent intelligence, the current dynamics of the labor market, and the impact of AI on workforce management. They discuss the importance of community engagement in talent acquisition, the challenges of employee retention, and the ongoing debate around remote versus in-office work. The conversation highlights the need for transparency in organizational changes and the role of AI in shaping future workforce strategies. Toby and Bob explore how AI and automation are evolving, including the implications for cost dynamics, work redesign, and the redefinition of roles in talent acquisition. They emphasize the importance of maintaining a human element in management and leadership, while also addressing the ethical considerations of AI in the workplace. The discussion highlights the need for creativity and the balance between AI and human input, as well as practical advice for individuals looking to enhance their AI literacy.
Keywords
Talent Intelligence, Labor Market, AI, Employee Engagement, Remote Work, Workforce Management, Community Engagement, Organizational Change, Talent Acquisition, Future of Work, AI, automation, future of work, talent acquisition, human element, leadership, technology, creativity, AI literacy, productivity
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00:00 Introduction to Talent Intelligence and Community Engagement
03:05 The Role of Talent Intelligence in Modern Organizations
06:06 Understanding the Current Labor Market Dynamics
09:00 The Impact of AI on Talent Acquisition and Workforce Management
12:13 Employee Engagement and Retention Strategies
15:14 The Future of Work: Remote vs. In-Office Dynamics
18:12 Navigating Organizational Change and Transparency
21:03 The Intersection of AI and Talent Intelligence
31:02 The Cost Dynamics of AI and Automation
33:22 Navigating the Future of Work
35:42 Redefining Roles in Talent Acquisition
38:54 The Human Element in AI Management
40:47 The Future of Work Structures
42:39 Ethics and AI in Leadership
45:01 Exploring New Technologies in Work
48:56 The Balance of AI and Human Creativity
57:54 Advice for Embracing AI Literacy
Toby Culshaw: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobyculshaw
Talent Intelligence Collective: https://talentintelligencecollective.substack.com/
“Talent Intelligence: Use Business and People Data to Drive Organizational Performance” (Toby’s book): https://www.amazon.com/Talent-Intelligence-Business-Organizational-Performance/dp/1398607231
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob Pulver and Joe Lazer explore the evolution of AI, its implementation challenges in business, and the importance of storytelling in the age of AI. Joe shares his personal journey in the AI space, discussing his experiences at Contently and A-Team, and how companies are navigating the complexities of AI adoption. Bob and Joe delve into the significance of the human touch in content creation and the future of AI detection. They explore the importance of maintaining authenticity and unique human elements in quality storytelling. They discuss the potential dangers of relying too heavily on AI, particularly in the context of youth engagement and the development of communication skills. The conversation also touches on practical advice for writers on how to leverage AI as a thought partner while preserving their unique voice and ideas. Finally, they speculate on the future of storytelling in the age of AI, highlighting the need for responsible use and the potential for collective intelligence in creative processes.
Keywords
AI, storytelling, business strategy, generative AI, content marketing, innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, partnerships, implementation challenges, AI, content creation, authenticity, storytelling, digital twins, youth engagement, writing therapy, responsible AI, creativity, technology
Takeaways
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to AI and Personal Background
03:14 The Evolution of AI in Business
05:59 Navigating AI Implementation Challenges
09:04 Understanding Client Needs and Market Dynamics
11:47 The Role of Storytelling in the Age of AI
15:01 Building Partnerships and Ecosystems
17:53 Personal Projects and Future Aspirations
20:59 The Importance of Human Touch in AI Content
23:57 AI Detection and the Future of Content Creation
26:58 The Role of AI in Content Creation
30:12 Authenticity vs. Digital Twins
32:36 The Human Element in Storytelling
34:36 Navigating AI's Impact on Youth
36:46 Writing Therapy and AI as a Thought Partner
43:41 Future Horizons of AI in Storytelling
Joe Lazer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-lazer-lazauskas-8b442026
Joe’s blog: https://storytellingedge.substack.com/
Joe’s book, “The Storytelling Edge”: https://www.amazon.com/Storytelling-Edge-Transform-Business-Screaming/dp/1119483352/
A.Team: https://www.a.team/
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob Pulver speaks with Lydia Wu, an expert in all things HR tech and future of work. They discuss Lydia's journey in the HR tech industry, her initiative 'Oops! Did I Think That Out Loud?', and the importance of transparency and accountability in HR technology. Bob and Lydia talk about the challenges of fast-paced innovation in HR tech and the need for a holistic understanding of the ecosystem to ensure responsible AI practices. The conversation gets into the complexities of AI in the HR tech landscape, discussing the challenges of separating fact from fiction, and the role of people analytics in talent transformation. They emphasize the need for better questions from buyers, the significance of storytelling with data, and the skills gap in HR. Bob and Lydia hit on compliance and risk management in the age of AI, the evolving landscape of HR leadership, the impact of AI tools like Bersin’s Galileo on HR market research, the importance of curiosity and play in the workplace, and the balance between innovation and trust in AI applications.
Keywords
HR Tech, AI, transparency, innovation, accountability, startup, ecosystem, DEI, AI, Responsible AI, People Analytics, Data Storytelling, Skills Gap, Workforce Impact, Compliance, Risk Management, AI Tools, fractional leadership, HR research, Galileo, AI tools, workplace innovation, curiosity, play, instant gratification, market research, technology in HR
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to HR Tech and Lydia Wu's Journey
03:04 The Real Talk in HR Tech: Transparency and Accountability
05:55 The Impact of Fast-Paced Innovation in HR Tech
08:00 Navigating the Landscape of AI in HR Tech
13:52 The Role of People Analytics
20:05 The Skills Gap in HR
26:05 Compliance and Risk in the Age of AI
30:49 The Rise of Fractional Leadership
38:32 Galileo: Transforming HR Research
44:12 AI in the Workplace: Balancing Innovation and Trust
50:37 Curiosity and Play: The Future of Work
Lydia Wu: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lydiaywu
Oops! Did I Think That Out Loud: https://beacons.ai/oopsdidithinkthatoutloud
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob sits down with Giancarlo Erra, a creative tech entrepreneur with extensive experience in AI across numerous domains. They discuss the challenges small businesses face in adopting AI, the misconceptions surrounding the technology, and the importance of education and critical thinking in navigating the AI landscape. Giancarlo emphasizes the need for society to take responsibility for AI adoption and the importance of upskilling the workforce to adapt to the changing job market. Bob and Giancarlo also discuss the evolving landscape of AI and its implications for skills, education, and employment. They emphasize the importance of durable skills such as critical thinking and empathy, the need for responsible AI usage, and the potential of custom GPTs to empower users without technical backgrounds. Giancarlo shares additional insights on practical approaches to AI training, the role of AI in creative processes, and the necessity of ongoing education to navigate the challenges posed by AI technologies.
Keywords
AI, small business, education, critical thinking, technology adoption, media influence, workforce skills, upskilling, societal responsibility, AI risks, AI, durable skills, education, upskilling, custom GPTs, creative processes, responsible AI, technology integration, talent management, automation
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00:00 Introduction to Giancarlo Erra and His Background
03:09 AI in Small Businesses: Patterns and Challenges
05:52 Understanding AI: Misconceptions and Media Influence
09:12 The Importance of Education and Critical Thinking
12:12 The Future of Work: Human Skills vs. AI
14:53 Societal Responsibility in AI Adoption
18:13 Navigating AI Risks and Regulations
20:58 The Role of Education in AI Literacy
23:58 Empowering the Workforce: Upskilling and Adaptation
30:50 The Importance of Durable Skills in the Age of AI
32:14 Navigating AI's Impact on Talent and Employment
34:53 Education and Upskilling for AI Integration
38:23 Practical Approaches to AI Training and Tools
41:52 Custom GPTs: Empowering Users Without Technical Skills
44:11 Exploring AI's Role in Creative Processes
59:56 Final Thoughts on Getting Started with AI
Giancarlo Erra: https://www.linkedin.com/in/giancarloerra
Promethean Box Ltd: https://prometheanbox.com
Tweetify It: https://tweetify.it
CopyForge AI: https://copyforge.ai
Your Vault AI: (https://yourvault.ai)
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob Pulver speaks with Jon Stross, President and Co-founder of Greenhouse, about his journey to entrepreneurship and the attributes critical to his success. They talk about the evolution of talent acquisition technology, the importance of structured interviewing, and the changing landscape of recruitment. Bob and Jon also discuss the significance of candidate experience, the role of AI in hiring processes, and the need for organizations to commit to improving their hiring maturity. Jon also introduces the Greenhouse Verified program, aimed at enhancing candidate communication and experience, and shares insights on how companies can leverage AI responsibly in their recruitment efforts.
Keywords
Talent Acquisition, Recruitment Technology, Greenhouse, Structured Interviewing, Hiring Maturity, Candidate Experience, AI in Recruitment, Talent Landscape, Greenhouse Verified, Candidate Communication
Takeaways
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Talent Acquisition and Greenhouse
03:12 The Evolution of Recruitment Technology
05:59 Structured Interviewing and Mitigating Bias
08:59 Hiring Maturity and Organizational Commitment
12:05 The Changing Talent Landscape
15:13 Greenhouse Verified: Enhancing Candidate Experience
17:46 AI in Recruitment: Opportunities and Challenges
21:09 The Importance of Candidate Communication
23:50 The Role of AI in Hiring Processes
27:14 The Future of Talent Acquisition
30:02 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Jon Stross: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonstross
Greenhouse: https://www.greenhouse.com/
Talent Makers (Jon’s book): https://www.amazon.com/Talent-Makers-Organizations-Structured-Inclusive/dp/1119785278
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Bob Pulver speaks with Tyler Fisk, who is currently the co-founder of two AI consultancies, Light Magic AI and Galactic Ranch, where they design, build, and implement customized AI solutions. Tyler has a knack for seeing what’s next and seizing opportunities, and his backstory is really interesting. Bob and Tyler talk about the evolution of AI in business, the importance of responsible AI practices, and AI’s potential transform workflows and knowledge work with AI agents. They discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, including its impact on employment and the future of education. Tyler shares insights from his experiences with various AI projects, emphasizing the need for customization and ethical considerations in AI development. The conversation highlights the importance of AI literacy and the potential for AI to help solve many challenges facing organizations of all sizes. It's a longer episode than usual, but well worth your time. And if you are doubting whether AI can handle some of your unique use cases, this episode is a must listen.
Keywords
AI, agents, agentic workflows, automation, entrepreneurship, education, responsible AI, employment, technology, innovation
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background of Tyler Fisk
02:55 The Evolution of AI in Business
05:56 Understanding AI Workflows and Adoption
08:55 The Role of AI in Knowledge Work
11:50 Ethics and Responsibility in AI Development
14:57 AI's Impact on Employment and Workforce Dynamics
17:53 The Future of AI and Education
20:51 Agentic Workflows and Real-World Applications
24:11 The Importance of Customization in AI Solutions
26:56 Final Thoughts on AI's Potential and Challenges
Tyler Fisk: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyfisk
Light Magic AI: https://www.lightmagic.ai/
Maven course: https://maven.com/sara-davison/scale-with-aiworkflows-foundations
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
In this episode of Elevate Your AIQ, host Bob Pulver speaks with Beth White, founder and CEO of MeBeBot, about the evolution of employee experience and the role of technology in enhancing workplace communication. Beth shares her journey from HR to tech, emphasizing the importance of understanding employee needs and creating a seamless experience through platforms like MeBeBot. The conversation delves into the significance of feedback loops, trust in AI solutions, and the necessity of data governance in the integration of AI in the workplace. In this conversation, Beth White and Bob Pulver discuss the foundational capabilities necessary for successful AI projects, the importance of user permissions, and the evolving landscape of AI regulations. They emphasize the need for trust and responsibility in AI usage, as well as the importance of elevating AI literacy through curiosity and experimentation. The discussion highlights the complexities of navigating AI in the workplace and the potential for significant changes in how organizations operate.
Keywords
Employee Experience, AI Solutions, MeBeBot, HR Technology, Feedback Loops, Data Governance, Trust in AI, Employee Communication, Digital Transformation, Workplace Innovation, AI, data governance, responsible AI, user permissions, AI regulations, ethical AI, AI literacy, trust in AI, AI tools, innovation
Takeaways
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Employee Experience and Technology
03:01 The Evolution of Employee Experience
06:10 MeBeBot: Bridging Gaps in Employee Communication
08:57 Feedback Loops and Trust in AI Solutions
12:08 Navigating AI and Employee Needs
15:03 The Importance of Accuracy in AI Responses
18:07 Data Governance and AI Integration
21:12 Future of AI in Employee Experience
29:59 Foundational Capabilities for AI Success
36:04 Navigating AI Regulations and Legislation
41:59 Trust and Responsibility in AI Usage
49:58 Elevating AI Literacy and Curiosity
Beth White: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitebeth
MeBeBot: http://www.mebebot.com
For advisory work and marketing inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
In this episode of Elevate Your AIQ, host Bob Pulver speaks with Andrew Whyatt-Sames, Co-founder of Uptake AI, a boutique consultancy focused on AI literacy in organizations. Andrew has had a very interesting and certainly non-linear career path, from broadcaster to comedian to leadership development executive. Bob and Andrew discuss the transformative impact of generative AI on organizations, emphasizing the importance of leadership, culture, and compassion in successfully integrating AI into the workplace. Andrew shares insights on the necessity of AI literacy, responsible AI practices, and the five C's of effective AI leadership: communication, culture, capability, compassion, and collaboration. The conversation highlights the need for organizations to prepare for the future of work where AI and human collaboration will be essential.
Keywords
AI, organizational psychology, leadership, generative AI, responsible AI, culture change, AI literacy, compassion, technology adoption, workplace transformation
Takeaways
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Andrew Wyatt-Sames and His Background
03:01 The Role of AI in Organizational Development
05:57 Leadership and AI Adoption
08:57 Cultural Readiness for AI Integration
11:55 The Importance of Compassion in AI Transformation
15:03 Navigating Responsible AI Practices
18:13 The Five C's of AI Leadership
20:53 The Future of AI and Human Collaboration
24:13 Practical Tips for AI Utilization
27:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Andrew Whyatt-Sames: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewwhyattsames
UptakeAI: http://uptakeai.co.uk/
For advisory work and podcast sponsorship inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
Sultan Saidov, Co-founder and President of Beamery, sits down with Bob to discuss the impetus for starting the company and the evolution of AI in talent management. Sultan highlights the need for identifying and developing potential in employees, as well as the importance of transparency and information in making career choices. He also emphasizes the role of AI in talent risk management and the shift towards treating talent like customers. Bob and Sultan discuss the challenges of integrating talent intelligence and people analytics and the potential for generative AI in improving data accessibility and decision-making. The conversation explores the challenges and opportunities of using AI in HR and the importance of Responsible AI. Sultan discusses the need for AI models to fail safely and the importance of data safety and security. He highlights the legal review required for HR use cases and the slow adoption of AI in the HR industry. The conversation also touches on the value of integrating AI into existing platforms and the potential for AI to provide guidance and insights. The discussion concludes with a focus on the importance of Responsible AI, including bias auditing and transparency.
Keywords
talent management, AI, potential, transparency, career choices, talent risk management, talent intelligence, people analytics, generative AI, AI in HR, responsible AI, data safety, legal review, AI adoption, integrating AI, guidance and insights, bias auditing, transparency
Takeaways
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
07:47 Transparency and Information
10:48 Talent Risk Management
16:16 Integrating Talent Intelligence and People Analytics
20:12 Generative AI and Data Accessibility
27:54 Challenges and Opportunities of AI in HR
31:13 AI as a Guide for Better Decision-Making
33:01 Injecting Nudges and Concepts with Digital Adoption Platforms
36:03 Building Trust in AI Platforms
38:55 The Role of Responsible AI in HR
Sultan Saidov: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sultanmurad/
Beamery: https://beamery.com
For advisory work and podcast sponsorship inquiries:
Bob Pulver: https://linkedin.com/in/bobpulver
Elevate Your AIQ: https://elevateyouraiq.com
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.
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