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Most organisations have the AI tools. Far fewer are actually AI capable. That's exactly where individual productivity and enthusiasm fail to add up to real organisational value.
Andy Lambert (co-founder AcademyAI) and @EricaFarmerai , Influential AI Skills Speaker and Author (Quantum Rise Talent Group) discuss why AI capability spreads so unevenly, across teams, seniority levels, and individuals.
We get into what's really driving the gap, including the organisational design decisions sitting behind it, what HR and people teams are doing about it that works, and why proving capability matters more than assuming it, especially once a board or regulator asks for evidence rather than a training completion rate.
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As part of this podcast, I want to bring you the real stories of what real business success looks like with AI. Not personal productivity hacks, but measurable business outcomes.
So, that means chatting with those who are doing this day-to-day. And that meant my first call was to Dan Boyles.
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