The Risk-Reward Calculation: Mapping the Agentic Spectrum for Business Leaders
As AI moves from simple chatbots to autonomous digital teammates, business leaders face a new strategic question: how much risk are you willing to take for how much reward? In this episode of AI First with Adam and Andy, hosts Adam Brotman and Andy Sack introduce the agentic spectrum, a framework f…
The End of Software as We Know It: How AI Agents Are Rewriting HR, SaaS, and Organizational Design
What happens when executives no longer need to navigate complex software interfaces, or rely on specialists to retrieve the information they need? Winslow co-founder Niel Robertson joins Adam Brotman and Andy Sack to explore how AI agents and conversational interfaces are reshaping HR technology, S…
Enhanced, Not Disrupted: The Agentic Case for Restaurant Chains
Forum3 co-founders Andy Sack and Adam Brotman explain why restaurant chains have become central to their agentic AI strategy. Drawing on themes from their book, Agents Inc., they argue that the agentic era is changing the nature of competition, and that restaurants offer a rare combination of stabi…
Unbundling the Organization: Nirit Cohen on the Future of Work in the Agent Era
Nirit Cohen spent three decades at Intel and the past fifteen years studying the future of work, publishing on the topic years before it became a boardroom priority. In this conversation with Adam Brotman and Andy Sack, she examines what happens to entry-level jobs and organizational structure as c…
The Deer in the Headlights: What One Executive's AI Blind Spot Reveals About White-Collar Work
In this episode of AI First with Adam and Andy, Adam Brotman shares a client story: a finance executive responsible for a high-stakes, board-level cash-flow forecast could not keep pace with colleagues who had adopted frontier AI models, leaving him weeks behind on work others were turning around …
Decoding the AI Slowdown: What It Actually Means for Your Business Strategy
Andy Sack and Adam Brotman bring in Rose Kelly to help business leaders make sense of a term suddenly everywhere in the AI press: slowdown. The conversation starts with what triggered it: a widely discussed post from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei following the Hugging Face incident and a researcher de…
One Tool or Many: Rethinking Enterprise AI Strategy in the Agent Era
Andy Sack and Adam Brotman, joined by Rose Kelly, open up an internal Forum3 leadership debate about whether their standing advice on enterprise AI tools is already out of date. The trigger is a new wave of personal-agent tools, Grokbot, Muse, and Instinct, that strip away chat histories, folders, …
One Shot, Two Hours: Why Leaders Should Own the What and Let AI Agents Own the How
Andy Sack, Adam Brotman, and colleague Rose Kelly unpack a workflow that almost wasn't one. Preparing a board presentation on a complex new initiative, Brotman asked Claude Opus 5.5 to turn a PowerPoint into a video, then pushed it to match the production quality of two reference videos.
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The Cost of Trying: What Changes When AI Makes Iteration Cheap
Andy Sack and Adam Brotman, joined by colleague Rose Kelly, follow up on a LinkedIn Live with Greg Gottesman and Alex Ray of Pioneer Square Labs, who say they are on track to evaluate 400 to 500 ideas a year, up from about 100 two years ago. The hosts explore what changes inside a company when tryi…
Confessions of a Reticent AI Adopter
I've had my a*se ripped a new one on the internet approximately seven billionty times for having opinions... so I've kept very, very quiet about this one, and now Tam and I are hopping on our tiny fierce ponies and galloping straight into the spiciest topic of the year. AI. How I went from wanting …
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