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EPISODE · May 19, 2025 · 14 MIN

Empowering Organizations with No-Code Agentic AI: A Conversation with Stack AI’s co-Founder Bernard Aceituno

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Bernard Aceituno, co-founder of Stack AI, discusses the evolution of AI and how large language models are transforming industries. He explains how Stack AI enables organizations to build custom, no-code AI agents for knowledge management, data structuring, and content synthesis, making AI accessible to non-programmers. Keywords: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Stack AI, Bernard Aceituno, Large Language Models, AI Agents, No-Code AI, Knowledge Management, Data Structuring, Content Synthesis, Future of AI, Business Automation. Chapters 00:00 The Evolution of AI and Its Importance 02:23 Stack AI: Transforming Organizations with AI Agents 04:51 The Power of No-Code AI Solutions 07:30 Customer Experiences and Value of Stack AI 10:10 Envisioning the Future: AI in 2035 12:31 Preparing for an AI-Driven Future

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