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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 29 MIN

Practical AI Adoption and Navigating the AI Gold Rush, with Neil C. Hughes from the Tech Talks Daily Podcast

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Olga Lagunova, GoTo’s Chief Product and Technology Officer, catches up with Neil C. Hughes—a Top Voice on LinkedIn and producer/host of the Tech Talks Daily podcast. This episode is geared toward business leaders who are looking to adopt AI or are already integrating AI into their organizations. Together, Neil and Olga discuss future-proofing AI projects, avoiding pitfalls, and how to set AI projects up for measurable success. Key insights? Aligning AI with business problems, the critical role that data readiness plays, investing in employee AI training, navigating "shadow AI," and focusing on gradual, measurable wins. Connect with GoTo: https://www.linkedin.com/company/GoTo Learn about GoTo: https://www.goto.com Follow Neil C. Hughes: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilchughes Catch Olga on Neil's Tech Talks Daily podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7jcEki77Jrfu2GWSyTu30F?si=WWVLFkWJRTykXRb1M0_NXQ Read GoTo's 2025 Pulse of Work Report: https://www.goto.com/resources/pulse-of-work

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