Tech Talks

Brands spend fortunes on polished studio shoots, yet modern consumers crave raw, unpolished authenticity to make purchasing decisions.

In this episode, Klaviyo's Brett Bernstein unpacks why user-generated content (UGC) consistently outperforms highly produced media. We explore the psychology of trust, why the "shaky camera" aesthetic drives conversions, and how bringing real-time social signals into your CRM finally unlocks the true ROI of your social media efforts.

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After 20 years in marketing, Klaviyo Chief Marketing Officer Jamie Domenici realised her traditional playbook was dead.

In this episode, she reveals why she’s completely restructuring her teams to work alongside AI agents. We explore the transition from content writers to "content architects", the importance of a human-in-the-loop, and why the most valuable skill today isn't experience,it's the willingness to experiment. Dive into the reality of building an AI-first marketing organisation.

Many companies measure AI success by usage alone, but Box's CTO Ravi Malick says that's a trap that can sabotage your rollout, pushing teams to burn budgets just to look innovative.

In this episode Ravi Malick makes the case for a "clean sheet" approach: rethinking workflows instead of bolting AI onto old ones. We explore why real transformation shows up on the balance sheet, how Box tracks success differently by department, and his two-phase strategy: first letting "a thousand flowers bloom," then "cultivating the garden" to scale what works.

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In this episode, we explore the reality of building deep tech companies that solve massive societal problems. with cofouder and entrepreneur Dom Falcão.Deep Science Ventures challenges the traditional entrepreneurial narrative of "fail fast," explaining why deep-tech startups should be built to never pivot.

We discuss their unique outcome-driven framework, the world’s first PhD program for founder-scientists, and why the cliché that scientists can’t be CEOs is fundamentally wrong.

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Ion Hauer didn’t plan to be a venture capitalist; he started in a quantum physics lab.

Today, as a Principal at Apex Ventures, he uses scientific rigor to cut through deep tech hype.

In this episode, we discuss why the real AI opportunity lies in the "plumbing," the truth about Europe's fragmented tech ecosystem, and why the best investors are often scientists.

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Generative AI sounds confident, but it's fundamentally probabilistic, more like a weather app than a calculator.

In this episode, Dr. Pravi Devineni, Lead AI Scientist at Duke Energy, explains why anthropomorphizing AI is holding back enterprise adoption.

We discuss the critical gap in "AI literacy," why fear is stalling ROI, and who is ultimately accountable when the algorithm gets it wrong. If you’re deploying AI, this is the human side you can't ignore.

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When Fiverr's CTO Yossi Levin decided to equip his entire company with Al tools, he didn't set spending limits. Instead, he made cost visibility the only rule.

In this episode, Yossi reveals the human reality of going Al- native, the hidden costs of non-developer prompt mistakes, and why the most critical future skill isn't coding, it's context. We break down the real ROI of Al, beyond just generating more code.

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Every app now offers an AI agent, leading to a new enterprise nightmare: "agent sprawl".

In this episode, David sits down with Franny Hsiao, Salesforce’s EMEA AI Architects Lead, to unpack the hidden risks of uncoordinated AI ecosystems. They explore why continuous learning is vital for C-suite leaders, the growing need for "Frugal AI," and why preserving human judgment is our ultimate competitive advantage.

In this episode, David sits down with Mick Costigan, who leads Salesforce Futures, to explore how leaders can anticipate and shape the future of technology.

We unpack why AI "hallucinations" are actually a powerful tool for strategic foresight and why the impending rise of personal AI agents will force companies to move from transactional interactions to genuine customer relationships.

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How do you go from a junior HR role to a Solution Engineer?

In this episode, Izzy Power shares her unconventional journey into tech. We unpack how AI is reducing her admin from hours to minutes, the pressing need to be "intentional" with that saved time, and why the tech industry must rethink how it trains entry-level talent before we accidentally pull up the drawbridge on the next generation.

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