ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Most AI projects fail in big companies for one reason: nobody tied them to a business result. Anmol Madan on how to fix it.
I sat down with Anmol Madan, founder and CEO of RadiantGraph, former Chief Data Scientist at Livongo and Teladoc, and author of The Machines Will See You Now. We cover why startups adopt AI faster than enterprises, how to tie AI to a metric your CFO will sign off on, what to do when you have built the right thing too early, and why AI is raising healthcare costs right now instead of lowering them.
Show notes: https://coachfulcoaching.com/coachful-coaching-leadership-podcast/why-ai-projects-fail-big-companies
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