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The Three Employee Types Blocking Your AI Rollout - Dr. Gleb Tsipursky
AI adoption in the workplace is failing at an alarming rate—95% of AI pilots never scale, according to an MIT study. The problem isn’t the technology; it’s the psychology behind how employees and leaders respond to AI. In this episode, beha
Why “AI Strategy” Doesn’t Exist: Dr. Rebecca Homkes on Value Creation and Growth // REPOST
🚀 AI is everywhere, but most organizations are still stuck in “pockets of productivity” that never turn into real business impact. In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Homkes explains how leaders can move from GenAI dabbling to deliberate adoption
Why AI Ethics Is Really About Who Controls Knowledge - Peter Hardi
AI ethics is increasingly about more than bias, safety and regulation. It may also be about who controls the knowledge that AI systems use to shape our understanding of the world. In this episode of Beginner's Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer t
Why AI Agents Aren’t Ready for Business // Dietmar's Opinion
Why AI Agents Aren’t Ready for Business Why autonomous AI still struggles with reliability, cost, security, and practical business value. 🤖 AI agents have been presented as the next major transformation in business. They can plan tasks, us
Most AI Systems Don't Fail In The Middle. They Fail At The Edges
Why Your AI Works Perfectly Until It Doesn't Edge Cases, Blind Spots and the Failures Nobody Tests For 🤖 Every AI system has a comfortable middle and a neglected edge. In the middle everything works: the typical customer, the standard quer
The AI Stylist for Men: AI Can Dress You Better Than You Do // REPOST
👔🤖 In this episode, Dietmar Fischer talks with Zoher Karu about a surprisingly useful application of AI: helping men dress better without the endless shopping, guessing sizes, and daily decision fatigue. Zoher supports Taelor, a menswear
Your AI Problem Was Already Your Leadership Problem - Michael Hunter
🤖 AI leadership is being stress tested everywhere right now, and this episode argues that the stress is mostly diagnostic. Michael Hunter, author of The Resilient Tech Leader, describes resilience as a practice rather than a trait. We star
Eval Awareness: Why AI Models Behave Better When Watched
Why most companies get AI testing completely wrong, and the hidden cost of trusting benchmark scores. Researchers at a leading AI lab set up a scenario to test whether their new model would flatter a user rather than tell the truth. Routine
84 Percent of Shopping Still Happens Offline - Bryan Weisberg Explains Why
AI for retail businesses is changing faster than most independent shop owners can track, and this episode breaks down exactly how. Bryan Weisberg, founder of Merchwise AI and Thousand Oaks Barrel, explains why small retailers are still runn
The Hidden Cost of AI in Science - Joy Moore & Kent Anderson
AI in scientific publishing is changing what researchers trust, what journals reward, and what the public thinks counts as evidence. In this episode, Joy Moore and Kent Anderson unpack how the internet pushed science publishing toward scale
We Humans Have All Those Layers The AI Has Not // Dietmar’s Thoughts
In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer explores a powerful business idea: people have layers, AI does not. We adapt naturally to different situations. We speak one way with friends, another with family, another in leader
Why Vibe Coding Enhances Productivity - And Why Naga Santosh Wrote A Whole Book About It. // REPOST
🚀 In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer speaks with Naga Santhosh Reddy Vootukuri (aka Sunny), a Principal Software Engineering Manager at Microsoft working on Azure SQL deployment infrastructure. Sunny shares his pers
Stop Chasing Sovereign Models, Start Building AI Advantage // Dietmar's Opinion
In this episode, Dietmar Fischer asks a question that sounds political at first, but quickly becomes a business decision: should you use the best AI model available, or the model that comes from your own country or region? He explores AI so
Reward Hacking: Your AI Isn't Broken, But Your Brief Is.
How AI systems learn to satisfy the number you wrote down while quietly abandoning the goal you actually had, and why that failure is a specification problem rather than a technology problem. Hosted on Acast. See https://acast.com/privacy f
OpenAI Hacked HuggingFace - And Didn't Even Know About It // Dietmar's Opinion
📧💌📧 Tune in to get my thoughts and all episodes, don’t forget to subscribe to our Newsletter: https://beginnersguideto.ai 📧💌📧 In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer reacts to the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident an
Prompting Is 2025. In 2026, We Should Let The AI Prompt // REPOST
AI Leadership for the Agent Era: Building Hybrid Organizations with Dominic von Proeck AI is entering its operational phase. In this episode, Dominic von Proeck, Co-Founder of Leaders of AI, breaks down what AI transformation looks like whe
Why Intuition Beats Logic in Modern AI – Most of the Time
🤖 Artificial intelligence has been fighting a quiet civil war for over seventy years, and most people using AI tools every day have no idea it's even happening. In this episode of A Beginner's Guide to AI, we break down the fundamental spl
Why AI Is Getting a Bad Reputation - Dietmar's Opinion
AI hype is giving way to AI skepticism, and that shift is already affecting how businesses communicate, hire, and build trust. In this episode, Dietmar Fischer explores why AI is getting a bad reputation, from sloppy AI-generated content to
Google's "We Have No Moat" Memo - Or Do They?
In this episode of Beginner's Guide to AI, we look at one of the most important strategic questions in the AI era: what actually makes a business defensible? The old moat logic still matters, but AI is changing the rules fast. Models are ge
The Next Evolution Isn't Artificial Intelligence. It's Hybrid Intelligence - Says Rana Gujral
AI and human decision-making are becoming inseparable, but the greatest danger may not be job replacement. It may be the gradual loss of our ability to think, choose, and disagree for ourselves. In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Di
Automation Bias - Why “Human in the Loop” May Be a Dangerous Illusion
Why Human Oversight in AI Isn’t Enough What happens when an AI system sounds more certain than you feel? Automation bias describes our tendency to trust automated recommendations even when they conflict with evidence, experience or common s
The Next AI Crisis Won’t Be Hallucinations. It Will Be Costs
AI agents can conduct research, analyze interviews, retrieve documents, call tools, and complete complex workflows with limited human involvement. But every prompt, response, document, retry, and agent iteration consumes tokens. When nobody
Why Small Teams Can Suddenly Beat Large Companies - The Bryan McAnulty Interview
AI Agents Are Redefining Knowledge Work. Are You Ready? Most businesses are still using AI to save time. Bryan McAnulty believes that's already the wrong mindset. In this episode of Beginner's Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer sits down with Bry
We Are In A Trust Recession, Says Alice Sesay Pope
Generative AI trust is becoming one of the biggest leadership challenges in business. In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer speaks with Alice Sesay Pope, author of The Trust Algorithm: How Leaders Build Trust with Gener
Cognitive Surrender: The Scariest AI Problem Isn't Job Loss
🎙️ The Hidden Cost of AI Productivity | Why AI Literacy Will Become Your Biggest Competitive Advantage Artificial intelligence is making us more productive than ever before. We write emails in seconds, summarise reports instantly and gener
Why AI Destroys The Web We Know // Dietmar's Optinion
🚨 AI didn't kill my first business. It killed the reason people had to visit it. For years, I ran a successful travel blog about Cuba. Like millions of creators, bloggers and publishers, my business depended on people finding my articles t
The 80/20 Rule of AI Transformation - Hirak Chakraborty
Why AI Transformation Is Mostly Not About Technology AI transformation is not really about technology. It is about mindset, leadership, and the ability of organizations to change before the world changes around them. In this episode of Begi
Building On Just One LLM? You Might Be Up For A Surprise - Dietmars Sunday Night Thoughts
🤖 When Governments Can Switch Off AI: The New Risk for Business AI is becoming business infrastructure, but most companies still treat it like a simple software subscription. This episode of The Beginner’s Guide to AI looks at a risk many
Be curious and get rid of the fear: Bala Muthiah on AI Leadership // REPOST
AI adoption is not only a technology shift, it is a leadership and culture shift. In this episode, Dietmar Fischer talks with Bala Muthiah about AI leadership, the psychology behind AI resistance in the workplace, and the practical steps le
The Matrix Asked the Question. Nick Bostrom Tried to Answer It.
🤖🧠💻 Could reality itself be software? What if The Matrix wasn't just brilliant science fiction, but a serious philosophical possibility? In this episode of A Beginner's Guide to AI, Professor Gep-Hardt explores the Simulation Hypothesis,
