Responsible AI Podcast

• More AI, more Product-led Growth!

  In this episode, we talk about the future of sales for software founders. Since the future is mostly around PLG (product-led growth), I speak to Leah Tharin, expert on the matter.Leah is one of the most world-renowned experts on b2b product.Listen on to understand how AI is changing the distribution game for b2b software. Shownotes:Leah's website: https://www.leahtharin.comLeah's Linkedin

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• Life After AI: Jobs, winning strategies, and is SaaS dead?

  Post-AI rollout, what will happen to the job market? What is likely to happen to the newly unemployed class? Will they creat businesses?How will this influence SaaS? And what is a winning strategy or incumbent corporates?Our guest Yuying Chen-Wynn covers all of these questions and gives some bold predictions about where the world and markets are going. If you want to know, listen on!Find us at regenerativeproducts.io

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• The founder's guide to product thinking - why it matters more than ever

  What is product thinking and why does it matter more than ever?Through my years of working with founders, enabling them to build products I have consistently bumped against a single bottleneck: product thinking.In this episode I interview Mustafa Kapadia, Google's ex global head of product. We discuss why founders and CEO better put their product hat on if they want to stay relevant in the age of AI.Footnotes:- Mustafa's Substack- Find us at: regenerativeproducts.io

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• Special episode: The Future of AI and Startup Building

  In this special episode, I get interviewed (for once) by Pedro Gança from Productized.We discuss all things Euro-tech scene, geopolitical trends influencing AI and the market as well as how startup and org building will evolve. Tune in!Key takeawaysResponsible AI is crucial for ethical product development.Product managers must consider the long-term impact of their decisions.Transparency in AI is essential but must be balanced with security.Data ownership is becoming increasingly important for the middle class.The future of work will involve trust as a currency.AI can improve itself, leading to rapid advancements.Europe has the opportunity to lead in responsible AI practices.The shift towards sovereign technology is inevitable.The abundance of information requires selective attention.The end of open information may reshape the internet landscape.LinksProductized Website (for conference tickets)My websiteProductized Podcast

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• Responsible AI through perspective density

  In this episode, I speak to Emma Grönvik Möller. After working as a lawyer, diplomat and consultant, she co-founded Lumiera to help leaders decide what AI they want to build and see in the world.In this episode we discuss where companies are at with implementing AI, some of the pitfalls, some of the trends, what companies may emerge, and what are some differentiation strategies that will work.This episode is part of a special series created in partnership with EIT Community, highlighting founders and investors who are actively shaping the AI ecosystem.  EIT Community supports entrepreneurs and investors through initiatives like the AI Founders Club, matchmaking and leadership programmes, fostering innovation and responsible AI leadership.Check us out at regenerativeproducts.ioFootnotes:The Loop: Lumiera’s Weekly Newsletter on Responsible AI. Sign up here: https://lumiera.beehiiv.com/⁠ Lumiera's website: https://www.lumiera.ai/⁠Emma’s LinkedIn:  ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmagronvikmoller/⁠ EIT AI Community: https://ai.eitcommunity.eu/ EIT Supernovas: https://supernovas.eitcommunity.eu/ 

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