EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 1H 16M
Antonio Bustamante on Building Trust in AI Systems
from Consulting Spotlight · host Michael Bernzweig, Antonio Bustamante
Introduction Antonio's journey from Spain to San Francisco Early influence of internet access in his career Transition from failures to founding BEM Interview Antonio's insight on trust over software Importance of human element in AI Learning from early business failures Presentation Production-ready AI system requirements Black box vs. glass box systems Human in the loop and its evolving role Panel Q&A Audience questions on error rates and human review Real-world challenges in AI deployment Insights into improving AI systems with feedback Ready to action this strategy?Connect with this expert now for a complimentary strategy consult or exclusive offer.https://summit.softwareoasis.com/activate-offers/(Claim Your Offer / Schedule Consultation)Apply to Present at our Live Events as an experthttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/expert-introductionsGet Your Networking Passhttps://experts.softwareoasis.com/executive-networking-passClaim your complimentary event pass and attend live:https://bootcamps.softwareoasis.com/https://summit.softwareoasis.com/ Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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In this episode of Consulting Spotlight, Michael Bernzweig sits down with Antonio Bustamante, co-founder of BEM, to explore his journey from a small town in Spain to the forefront of AI innovation in San Francisco. Antonio shares invaluable lessons on building trust and adaptability in AI systems, emphasizing that the human element is key to AI's success. Recorded live at the Software Oasis AI Summit, this conversation provides deep insights into the challenges and solutions in deploying production-ready AI.
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