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License to Act
by Luis Lancos and Antonio Vieira Santos
Artificial intelligence agents are entering banking, payments, insurance and healthcare. Someone has to decide what they are allowed to do. License to Act talks to the executives, regulators and builders who make those decisions. They tell us where agents run inside their organisations today, how they govern them, and what it would take to become a Thinking Organisation: one that understands its own context well enough to improve how it works. Each episode places a guest somewhere on the road from assistants, to pilots, to processes that run end to end, to organisations where agents do the work and people step in where it matters. We look at that road through four questions. What gets redesigned in the processes, and what stalls? What happens to people, their roles, their skills, their trust and their fear? How much governance is enough, and does it scale? What do the rules assume, and where do they have no place for an agent? Ev
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How pharmaceutical factories learn to trust artificial intelligence
Software that adjusts a pharmaceutical production line while it runs has to convince operators, quality teams and inspectors that every change is safe. Felix Müller has spent years working on that problem. Felix Müller is the CEO and co-founder of Plus10, a German company that spun out of...
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Why AI Adoption Fails Without Governance, Data, and Training
AI agents are moving from experiment to enterprise reality, but the real challenge is not adoption - it's control. Antonio Vieira Santos and Luis Lancos sit down with Derek Hickey to unpack what it actually takes for organizations to move from assisted AI to agentic AI without losing governance,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Artificial intelligence agents are entering banking, payments, insurance and healthcare. Someone has to decide what they are allowed to do.
License to Act talks to the executives, regulators and builders who make those decisions. They tell us where agents run inside their organisations today, how they govern them, and what it would take to become a Thinking Organisation: one that understands its own context well enough to improve how it works.
Each episode places a guest somewhere on the road from assistants, to pilots, to processes that run end to end, to organisations where agents do the work and people step in where it matters. We look at that road through four questions. What gets redesigned in the processes, and what stalls? What happens to people, their roles, their skills, their trust and their fear? How much governance is enough, and does it scale? What do the rules assume, and where do they have no place for an agent?
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Luis Lancos and Antonio Vieira Santos
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Artificial intelligence agents are entering banking, payments, insurance and healthcare. Someone has to decide what they are allowed to do. License to Act talks to the executives, regulators and builders who make those decisions. They tell us where agents run inside their organisations today, how...
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