The Business of AI

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Who’s Accountable for AI Risk and Regulation? With Giovanni Coletta from Quantidal [102]

October 12, 2026

As companies race to deploy increasingly autonomous AI agents, the biggest threat isn't just technical failure. It's the growing gap between AI capabilities and the governance, accountability and safeguards needed to control them. From cybersecurity and unintended agent behaviour to reputational damage and regulatory exposure, AI risk is becoming a boardroom issue. Yet many organisations still treat it as an IT responsibility rather than a strategic business priority.In this episode...

Your Next Employee Might Be an AI Agent, with Ray Welsh, Agentic Workforce Solutions [101]

October 02, 2026

Most companies are still treating AI like software and that may be why so many struggle to turn promising pilots into enterprise value. The shift to agentic AI changes the equation: autonomous agents can execute work, make decisions and pursue objectives, which means organisations need to think less about deploying tools and more about redesigning how work gets done. That brings operating models, accountability, governance and workforce strategy firmly into the AI conversation.Ray Welsh, an e...

How is the UK workforce actually using GenAI? Ben Stanton from Deloitte [100]

October 01, 2026

AI adoption is soaring, so why are half of users saving no time at all? Deloitte’s new GenAI Workforce survey of 25,000 UK workers exposes a growing gap between access to generative AI and meaningful business impact. While 63% of workers have used AI at work, only 12% use it multiple times a day. The result is a workforce of AI “dabblers”, where headline adoption figures can mask limited changes to how work actually gets done.Ben Stanton, argues the productivity problem isn’t primarily the te...

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Who is an ideal guest for The Business of AI?

The Business of AI typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Founders and senior leaders of AI companies, AI transformation specialists, leadership experts, policymakers, and practitioners with substantive experience in responsible or human-centered technology. Common among recent guests: Founded or led an AI business; Built or implemented AI-enabled products and services; Advised organizations on AI transformation or leadership. Recent guests include Kevin Coyle, Daniel Callis, and Kirsty Mac.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Artificial Intelligence, Entrepreneurship, Business, Leadership, and Public Policy. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.