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What if AI didn’t just complete tasks, but managed goals—and did it across a team of specialized agents that understand your company’s language? We sit down with an enterprise AI practitioner to map the shift from lone assistants to orchestrated multi-agent systems, where an “orchestrator” breaks objectives into parts, routes work, and explains the why behind every step. Along the way, we dig into the governance that keeps agents safe, the incentives that quietly shape behavior, and the practical guardrails leaders need before turning software loose on real processes.
So much of AI’s promise begins and ends with context. We talk candidly about messy datasets, the limits of RAG when your storage is a swamp, and why automation is the quiet “AI factory” that stabilizes inputs and outputs. Once you have reliable processes, models can reason over reality instead of brittle checklists. That’s also where ontologies shine. By codifying how different teams use the same words, a living ontology gives agents the nuance to interpret intent, translate across functions, and avoid expensive misfires. In media, that same machinery enables hyper-personalized content and product placement—powerful and risky—raising hard questions about consent, biometrics, and pricing games.
The conversation tackles bias and alignment head-on. Bias lives in data, not in math, so we model better by seeking multiple viewpoints, demanding citations, and resisting echo chambers. Alignment means deciding where humans must stay in the loop, when autonomy is acceptable, and how systems justify actions. We also challenge the default layoff narrative with a simpler ROI: don’t fire, stop hiring. Keep institutional memory, upskill teams, and let AI multiply the people who already know the work. As knowledge work gets repriced, the companies that retain context and build explainable, orchestrated systems will move faster and break less.
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By Daniele Di VeroliWhat if AI didn’t just complete tasks, but managed goals—and did it across a team of specialized agents that understand your company’s language? We sit down with an enterprise AI practitioner to map the shift from lone assistants to orchestrated multi-agent systems, where an “orchestrator” breaks objectives into parts, routes work, and explains the why behind every step. Along the way, we dig into the governance that keeps agents safe, the incentives that quietly shape behavior, and the practical guardrails leaders need before turning software loose on real processes.
So much of AI’s promise begins and ends with context. We talk candidly about messy datasets, the limits of RAG when your storage is a swamp, and why automation is the quiet “AI factory” that stabilizes inputs and outputs. Once you have reliable processes, models can reason over reality instead of brittle checklists. That’s also where ontologies shine. By codifying how different teams use the same words, a living ontology gives agents the nuance to interpret intent, translate across functions, and avoid expensive misfires. In media, that same machinery enables hyper-personalized content and product placement—powerful and risky—raising hard questions about consent, biometrics, and pricing games.
The conversation tackles bias and alignment head-on. Bias lives in data, not in math, so we model better by seeking multiple viewpoints, demanding citations, and resisting echo chambers. Alignment means deciding where humans must stay in the loop, when autonomy is acceptable, and how systems justify actions. We also challenge the default layoff narrative with a simpler ROI: don’t fire, stop hiring. Keep institutional memory, upskill teams, and let AI multiply the people who already know the work. As knowledge work gets repriced, the companies that retain context and build explainable, orchestrated systems will move faster and break less.
Support the show
Visita il mio sito web https://danielediveroli.com
Se vuoi discutere di un progetto, fare brainstorming di un'idea o per qualsiasi altro motivo, programma una videochiamata di consulenza gratuita.
https://danielediveroli.as.me/