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This was a fun one...We talked about some very practical learnings on human change mgmt, how to setup your own chief of staff or how we at AgVend leverage AI. Joe Mosher Alexander Reichert AgVend

The agribusiness teams pulling ahead with AI are the ones freeing their best people to focus on the relationships that matter most. Join us for a listen as our Co-Founder & CEO Alexander Reichert and Director of AI 🌿Patrick A. Walther🌱 discuss with Joe Mosher on The Pacesetter Pod why AI is less about saving time and more about leverage, how it's already changing the way ag builds product, and where the real risk sits for teams that wait. Episode 183 is live wherever you listen. Link in Joe's post below. 👇

AI offers an attention and focus arbitrage opportunity. The technology absorbs the routine and recurring work, and what you get back is time for the decisions and deep thinking that advance the business. It's not about saving time, it's about leverage. This week Alexander Reichert and 🌿Patrick A. Walther🌱 of AgVend join me on The Pacesetter Pod. Episode 183 is available now wherever you get your podcasts! https://lnkd.in/ghPmQC-C

A new Gartner projection put a striking number on the table: the cost of running an agentic workflow could more than quintuple by 2028. Sit with that for a second, because it changes the maths a lot of AI business cases depend on. If the whole justification was "agents are cheaper than people," and agents get several times more expensive, does that case still hold? On the episode I work through with Ian Barkin what that means: where agents are genuinely worth it, where skilled people still win, and why throwing money at the problem tends to buy you a bigger problem. Worth the listen if you're building a business case on today's numbers. Watch the full episode right here: https://hubs.la/Q04wCdRC0 We are everywhere you get your podcasts.

Every few years the technology changes, and the same worry comes back around: is this the moment the humans get designed out? It's a fitting question for Labor Day, and on Episode 1 of The magentIQ Show, Ian Barkin and Pat Geary give it a refreshingly grounded answer. Their combined decades in automation taught them something the current AI wave keeps rediscovering: the best systems were never built to remove people. They were built to hand people the work that actually needs a human, and to know exactly when to tap someone on the shoulder. There's even an old name for how they did it, one worth knowing before you design anything agentic. Watch the full episode with Pat Geary right here: https://hubs.la/Q04wQT2n0 We are everywhere you get your podcasts.

📻 Over to you: what podcasts are helping you navigate the AI landscape right now? From big-picture strategy and industry shifts to technical security and governance architecture, we would love to know what shows are genuinely worth listening to? Drop your favorites in the comments below!

Loop engineering is the difference between a small boost and compounding gains, and most teams never get past the boost. Dru Knox on the wall that appears a couple of weeks after you install an AI code review tool, when the bugs get caught but nothing else changes. His diagnosis: you went for the big muscles without working out. Watch the full episode at https://lnkd.in/e6XJ_nRW or listen wherever you get your podcasts

Every week, Share Your Genius releases episodes of Straight to Voicemail. It's a podcast I'm deeply proud to be a part of. In fact, I learned about SYG when I was a guest on the show last autumn. Now, I get to host that very same show! I love every episode, but this week's with Alexandra London of G2 is especially meaningful. It's all about trust and how human feedback remains crucial to our decision-making. Everyone in SaaS knows how important G2 is. We all love sharing those badges. And in a world where we're all heading to AI searches first to create our short lists of potential tech stack additions, G2 remains essential. Alex shares why. Full episode is available wherever you get your podcasts.

Everyone has an opinion. The problem is... a lot of people don't know what they're talking about. They read the headline. Watch the clip. See what everyone else is saying. Pick a side. And away we go. I see it happening in real estate. I see it with AI and technology. I see it when people talk about the economy and the market. Eventually, it starts affecting the decisions we make, the advice we give our clients and the way we treat other people. Episode 403 of The MindShare Real Estate Podcast is about getting your head out of the sand, doing the homework and learning to think for yourself. 🎙️ EP403 - Get Your Head Out of the Sand: Know Before You Follow Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

Sometimes its fun just to talk about technology... and Macs in particular. Discover my tech behind-the-scene in this episode of the #Macpreneur podcast. Damien Schreurs and I discuss: My current Mac setup The apps and services I rely upon to run my business Different ways we currently leverage Artificial Intelligence A neat tip that not every Mac user is even aware of What I would do if I were in charge of the Mac division at Apple Hear the complete episode here: https://lnkd.in/eq_3CdsS Here's a preview below: