@fbinegotiator spent 24 years with the FBI, eventually becoming its lead international kidnapping negotiator. He knows what negotiation looks like when the stakes are as high as they get. But what happens to everything we know about negotiation when AI enters the room? Can AI understand empathy? Can it become better at persuasion? What happens when AI negotiates against AI? And after decades spent studying how humans behave under pressure, what does Chris think machines will never be able to replicate? Watch now! Here: youtu.be/INEIAUsVBG4?si=cGgZ… Cc: @LeahBStern; @theofficial_ksa; @omoalhajaabiola

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Our new episode with Johan Torssell @JTorssell featuring our hosts @LeahBStern and @theofficial_ksa as they questions the idea that AI should replace salespeople at all is now live on Machine Dreams Channel on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music. Watch the full episode and join in the conversation through the link below. youtu.be/zX-pb3a3iEA?si=WlsF… Cc: @omoalhajaabiola

What if the biggest threat AI poses to salespeople isn’t that it will take their jobs? Salespeople spend hours prospecting, researching leads, updating CRMs, writing follow-ups and managing the administrative work that comes with closing a deal. AI can do much of that work faster. But there’s one part of sales that becomes harder to automate, getting someone to trust you. In our new episode, Johan Torssell questions the idea that AI should replace salespeople at all. His argument is more interesting: maybe we should be using AI to remove everything that gets in the way of salespeople actually selling. So where should we draw the line between automation and human connection? New episode drops tomorrow only on Machine Dreams.

The weekend is here, and what better way to end the week than with a conversation about cameras that can do far more than just record? On our latest episode featuring Professor Ron Kimmel, Chief Scientific Officer at @lumalabs , as we explore what happens when AI can understand what cameras see, recognise human behaviour, identify warning signs, and even help uncover insights in medical images. From smarter surveillance to computational pathology, we get into how AI is changing what machines can see, understand, and do. Watch the full episode now, only on Machine Dreams through the link below👇📎 youtu.be/-21rhw7Omfo?si=86Qt… #MachineDreams #podcast #aiconversations #Aiconversations #trend

Cameras have always recorded what happened but what happens when AI can understand what it sees? In this episode of Machine Dreams, we sit down with Professor Ron Kimmel to explore how AI is transforming computer vision, from understanding human behaviour and detecting events to helping uncover new insights in medical imaging. As cameras become more intelligent, the question is no longer just what they can see, but what they can understand. Full episode drops tomorrow, only on Machine Dreams.

AI is becoming increasingly embedded in how companies think, decide, and operate. But what happens when the intelligence helping your business make those decisions sits outside the business itself? In this episode of Machine Dreams, we sat down with Yevgeniy Vahlis, co-founder and CEO of Shakudo, to unpack the idea of sovereign AI — and why control over AI may become as important to a company as control over its own data. We talk about what companies are already giving away when employees turn to tools like ChatGPT and Claude for advice, from intellectual property to an increasingly detailed picture of how the business thinks, operates, and competes. But the conversation goes beyond data privacy. We explore why Yevgeniy believes decentralizing AI could become a way to reduce systemic risk, why bringing AI in-house still requires serious guardrails, and how the origins of the models businesses use could matter as much as the models themselves. And looking ahead, we ask what happens when AI moves deeper into the organization — not just writing code or analyzing information, but influencing hiring, firing, strategy, performance, and the way companies measure themselves. The question may no longer be whether companies will use AI. It may be how much of their business they are willing to let AI see, influence, and ultimately control. Watch the full episode only on Machine Dreams here:📎❤️ youtu.be/MlCiD3VTNOs?si=aJZr…

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Just like you, we are also curious to know what happens when AI becomes deeply embedded in the systems that power our companies and industries. That means, when AI is sovereign. So in this new episode, we sat down with Yevgeniy Vahlis, co-founder and CEO of @shakudo_io , a Canada-based company offering sovereign AI for critical business operations, for a thought-provoking conversation about the rapidly evolving AI landscape, from the growing capabilities of companies building frontier AI systems to the implications of AI adoption, competition, and the sensitive information organizations are putting into these tools. We explore the realities behind the AI hype, the growing global race around artificial intelligence, and what businesses need to consider as AI becomes increasingly integrated into their operations. Full episode drops tomorrow, only on Machine Dreams.