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Me, Myself, and AI

Sam Ransbotham

Booking Overview

This is an interview-focused business and technology show about practical artificial intelligence strategy, featuring senior executives, academics, and organizational leaders with firsthand experience applying AI. Credible pitches include enterprise AI leaders, researchers with authoritative work on AI and the economy, healthcare technology executives, and workforce-transformation specialists who can offer measurable implementation insights; booking difficulty is high because the show is produced by MIT Sloan Management Review and typically features prominent experts from major institutions and companies.

Metrics

Episodes: 122

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 37.5k subscribers

Instagram: 45.0k followers

Contact Information

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Host

Sam Ransbotham - Professor of information systems at Boston College’s Carroll School of Management and a researcher focused on artificial intelligence, analytics, and business strategy.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior executives, founders, academic researchers, and functional leaders with authoritative expertise and firsthand experience applying artificial intelligence in business, healthcare, workforce development, or other major organizations.
Required Achievements:  
Leadership of AI adoption or transformation at a major company, Research or scholarship on artificial intelligence, productivity, jobs, or business strategy, Executive responsibility for large-scale workforce, healthcare, or technology initiatives, Established authorship, institutional leadership, or recognized professional honors

Recent Guest Discussions

David McIntosh - Physical AI, Ai-powered Smart Carts, Omnichannel Retail, Inventory Management, And Applying AI To In-store Shopping.

Erik Brynjolfsson - Ai’s Effects On Jobs, Productivity, Economic Growth, Human Agency, And Creating Shared Prosperity Through Technology.

Bernard Hampton - Enterprise AI Upskilling, Reskilling, Workforce Agility, Technical And Soft Skills, And Keeping Humans Involved In AI Adoption.

Carla Goulart Peron - AI In Healthcare, Diagnostic Access, Clinical Trust, Bias, Interoperability, Remote Collaboration, And Women’s Health Data.

Andrew Palmer - Generative AI Experimentation, Human Oversight, Workplace Skills, Hiring, Publishing Efficiency, And Balancing Speed, Quality, And Risk.

Recent Topics

Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Business Strategy, Digital Transformation, Workforce Development

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Me, Myself, and AI
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AI for Process, People for Heart: GoFundMe’s Tim Cadogan

September 29, 2026

A time of crisis often requires the need for ongoing assistance, but many of us struggle with requesting help from others. GoFundMe CEO Tim Cadogan joins us to explain how the fundraising company is using artificial intelligence to make such times easier, drawing on lessons from tens of millions of fundraisers to help people tell their stories and mobilize their communities. Tim shares how GoFundMe’s AI-powered fundraising coach is reducing stress, building confidence, and helping people ra...

AI Goes Grocery Shopping: Instacart’s David McIntosh

September 15, 2026

With the acquisition of the Caper cart, a technology-enabled shopping cart, grocery-delivery company Instacart began bridging the gap between online and in-person shopping. On today’s episode, David McIntosh, the company’s former chief connected stores officer, joins host Sam Ransbotham to share how physical AI is helping shoppers track their purchases, retailers manage inventory, and product manufacturers stock the right items at the right times. Guest bio: David McIntosh is Instacart’s fo...

Creating Shared Prosperity With AI: Stanford Digital Economy Lab’s Erik Brynjolfsson

July 21, 2026

Erik Brynjolfsson has a challenge for anyone worried about artificial intelligence: Stop asking what AI will do to us, and start asking what we will do with AI. In this episode, the Stanford University economist explains why technology isn’t the biggest barrier to progress — people, organizations, and institutions are. Drawing on new research into AI’s impact on jobs, productivity, and economic growth, he argues that the future isn’t predetermined: It will be shaped by the choices we ma...

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