AI is transforming communication—but for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, the stakes are even higher. In this episode, Mariam Rahmani, Senior Director of AI at Sorenson, shares how her team approaches AI innovation with accessibility at its core. From developing computer vision models for sign language translation to navigating the real-world constraints of ethical deployment, she explains what it takes to build AI that serves people—not just use cases.

Mariam discusses how Sorenson prioritizes projects that drive tangible impact, the challenges of measuring success in accessibility, and the unique hurdles AI teams face when designing for underserved communities. She also reflects on her journey through academia, corporate innovation at Intel, and now mission-driven work at Sorenson—and how those experiences have shaped her thinking around scalable, responsible AI.

Whether you're building AI products, leading technical teams, or exploring how technology can drive inclusion, this conversation sheds light on the practical and human-centered realities of AI for accessibility.

Connected data is becoming a core competitive advantage in AI, and Neo4j is helping organizations harness it to deliver intelligent experiences at scale. In this episode, Neha Bajwa, Vice President of Product Marketing at Neo4j, explains how graph technology transforms the way companies manage data, derive insights, and operationalize AI by contextualizing information through relationships. Unlike traditional databases, graph databases reveal hidden patterns in highly connected data, making them ideal for modern AI systems that demand rapid, relevant, and explainable access to organizational knowledge. You’ll hear how cities like London use graph-powered digital twins to reduce traffic congestion, and how companies are cutting cybersecurity response times with graph-based detection. Neha also breaks down the rise of GraphRAG—combining Retrieval-Augmented Generation with graph databases to ground generative AI models in structured, connected knowledge for higher accuracy and fewer hallucinations. This approach enables organizations to unify data across disconnected systems without heavy migrations, creating explainable AI critical for regulated industries. She shares how Klarna consolidated 1,200 applications into a single platform using Neo4j’s knowledge graph and agentic AI, building a scalable foundation for continuous innovation. As industries push for AI with real returns, the focus has shifted from asking what AI can do to how quickly it can drive business outcomes with a data infrastructure that supports it. Tune in for a practical, clear look at how Neo4j is helping organizations build connected, AI-ready data strategies to accelerate adoption and deliver real impact.

AI adoption is shifting from proof-of-concept to enterprise execution, and Google Cloud is helping organizations turn ambition into measurable outcomes through clarity, customization, and speed to value. In this episode, Riyaz Habibbhai, Director of Product Marketing at Google Cloud, outlines why simplicity, security, and strategic alignment are essential for scalable AI, and how platforms like AgentSpace enable companies to deploy and manage intelligent agents across workflows in one place. He explains how Google’s vertically integrated stack—from TPUs and GPUs to Vertex AI—gives customers the flexibility to combine proprietary and open-source tools, fitting AI into unique workflows rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all approach. You’ll hear how industries are seeing clear ROI in customer service and software development and why the real opportunity lies in customizing AI for specific business contexts, whether in logistics, manufacturing, or financial operations. Riyaz also shares why product marketers and business leaders need to actively use AI to communicate its value effectively, turning great products into clear, compelling stories that drive adoption. Tune in for a thoughtful, pragmatic look at how Google Cloud is helping companies move from AI experimentation to orchestration at scale, making AI a core business capability that delivers real impact.

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Learn how companies are turning AI ambition into real business outcomes with Ramtin Davanlou, CTO of Accenture’s partnership with Intel. In this episode, Ramtin outlines the key ingredients for scaling generative AI across the enterprise—from building a strong data foundation and aligning use cases with ROI, to choosing the right models and forming powerful partnerships. He explains why treating AI like a core business capability—not a science experiment—is critical, and how Accenture is helping clients move from pilot projects to full-scale transformation. You’ll also hear his take on the future of human-AI collaboration, the rise of intelligent automation in physical environments, and why every team—not just data scientists—must be part of the AI conversation. Tune in for a thoughtful, pragmatic look at what it really takes to operationalize GenAI at speed and scale. 

Discover how emotionally intelligent AI is changing the way enterprises interact, decide, and operate in this conversation with Ted Shelton, Chief Operating Officer at Inflection AI. The episode unpacks the rise of empathetic systems—from redefining customer support to enabling more human-like collaboration across teams. Ted shares practical use cases around Pi, an AI assistant designed with emotional intelligence and explains how businesses can move beyond transactional AI to create more meaningful engagement. The discussion also covers strategies for overcoming legacy data issues, the value of private AI in regulated industries, and the leadership mindset required to embrace these shifts. Tune in for a grounded, real-world look at designing AI that understands not just what users ask—but how they feel. 

Explore how GenAI is reshaping enterprise infrastructure, marketing, and customer impact with Varun Chhabra, Senior Vice President of Product Marketing at Dell Technologies. Varun shares Dell’s perspective on deploying AI at scale—from the launch of Intel's Xeon 6 and Gaudi 3 accelerators to transforming how product messaging is created and delivered. He also offers a candid look at Dell’s own GenAI adoption journey, what it takes to lead change across a large organization, and how AI can be a powerful force for productivity, personalization, and even educational equity. Tune in for a thoughtful, real-world discussion on making AI work—beyond the buzzwords. 

Discover Building Scalable, Sustainable AI Infrastructure with Ray Pang, Senior Vice President of Technology and Business Enablement at Supermicro. Ray unpacks how Supermicro is tackling the challenges of AI infrastructure at scale—combining high-performance computing with a deep commitment to sustainability. Learn how Supermicro approaches green computing, from energy-efficient server design to innovations in liquid cooling, and why partnerships are key to accelerating AI innovation. Ray also discusses the rise of billion-dollar AI deployments, the critical role of ecosystem collaboration, and what organizations must consider to future-proof their data centers in a rapidly evolving AI landscape.

Discover AI at the Edge with Dan Rodriguez, Corporate Vice President and General Manager of the Network and Edge Solutions Group at Intel. Dan shares how Intel is driving innovation at the intersection of AI, 5G, and edge computing—powering intelligent solutions across industries. Explore the opportunities and challenges companies face when deploying AI at the edge, how Intel is collaborating with partners like Siemens Healthineers, and what makes recent announcements from Intel so significant. Dan also breaks down key trends shaping the future of edge AI and offers practical advice for organizations looking to scale their efforts.

Explore how AI is transforming work and productivity with Sandra Andrews, Global GM, Surface Go-To-Market at Microsoft. Sandra joined us to unpack what an AI-first device strategy really means for today’s enterprises.

From the rising importance of on-device intelligence and NPUs to how Microsoft’s Surface and Copilot are being used to solve real business challenges, Sandra shares compelling insights from the field—including takeaways from her recent visits to Japan and Mobile World Congress.

We also explore how always-connected computing is shaping AI’s next chapter, what’s ahead for Surface + Copilot PCs, and why the right hardware matters more than ever for decision-makers navigating the future of work.

Explore how AI is tranforming healthcare with Peter Shen, Head of Digital and Automation at Siemens Healthineers. From improving diagnostics and treatment planning to enhancing patient outcomes with precision medicine, Peter shares insights on multimodal AI, the power of edge computing in imaging and diagnostics, and the growing role of AI-enabled medical devices.  He also reflects on his CES presentation, the challenges of achieving data interoperability, and his testimony before Congress on AI’s impact. Tune in for an in-depth look at how AI is reshaping the future of medicine and optimizing healthcare workflows.