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Anuj Jain, Head of Product at Nurix.ai and seasoned builder of enterprise AI products, discusses shipping real-world conversational and voice agents. He talks about why context engineering beats model hype. He explores how AI reshapes work in India and globally. He describes using voice agents for thinking and leadership. He outlines practical steps for deploying reliable, trustable enterprise AI systems.

Ali Romman, a 14-year-old Alpha School freshman building AI-powered tools, is vibe-coding a PC configurator and chatbot. He talks about AI already being in classrooms, where to draw the line between cheating and learning, how to build MVPs in public, and using a fail-fast mindset while exploring entrepreneurship and AI-forward education.

In this discussion, Bryan Reimer, an MIT Research Scientist with over two decades in human-centered technology, explores how AI can enhance rather than replace human skills. He emphasizes the importance of understanding real user behavior through observation rather than assumptions. Bryan critiques the rush toward tech-first AI strategies, urging a consumer-first mindset. He also shares his insights on using tools like ChatGPT as collaborative partners and warns against skill atrophy due to over-automation, advocating for thoughtful integration of AI in our lives.

Leon Kuperman, CTO and co-founder of CAST AI, shares his extensive experience in automating Kubernetes operations to cut cloud waste. He delves into the significance of workload rightsizing and the alarming trend of cloud overprovisioning. Leon highlights how startups can speed up by managing their AI models in-house for better security and efficiency. He also introduces Application Performance Automation (APA) and emphasizes the importance of built-in compliance and security from day one, ensuring a robust foundation for AI-powered products.

In this special episode of How I AI, I’m live from Miami during Art Basel week, reporting from the Tech Basel Miami AI Summit in partnership with eMerge Americas.This episode is a field report from the ground, pulling together the biggest themes shaping AI as we move into 2026, from open source infrastructure and autonomous systems to trust, storytelling, and real-world execution.I start by sharing my key takeaways from the opening and closing keynote talks. The opening keynote focused on why the future of AI is open source, featuring insights from Clem Delangue of Hugging Face alongside leaders shaping the next generation of AI infrastructure. The closing keynote featured Cathie Wood, Founder, CEO, and CIO of ARK Invest, who mapped the exponential future ahead, including the rapid rise of autonomous vehicles and autonomous systems. From there, I share two live sit-down interviews recorded at the summit.First, I sit down with Sherrell Dorsey, host of TED Tech, to talk about narrative as strategy, why trust matters more than raw computing power, and how storytelling remains the most powerful technology we have as AI becomes more ubiquitous.Then, I’m joined by Bora Celenk, Co-Founder and CEO of 4A Labs, who brings the conversation back to execution. We talk about startup survival, validating ideas faster with AI, why founders must avoid becoming “just a feature,” and how small teams can ship real products in a rapidly changing landscape.This episode connects the macro future of AI with the human realities of building, adapting, and staying relevant in 2026 and beyond.🔥 Topics we cover:Why open source is infrastructure, not ideologyHow power, access, and policy are shaped by who controls AI modelsThe rise of autonomous vehicles as a signal of broader AI operational shiftsWhy narrative and trust outperform raw computing powerWhat it means to not become “just a feature” in the AI economyHow startups and solopreneurs can validate ideas faster with AI🔗 Connect & Learn More:Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/ARK Invest: https://ark-invest.com/Sherrell Dorsey: https://www.sherrelldorsey.com/Bora Celenk at 4A Labs: https://4alabs.com/eMerge Americas (Miami, April 22–24, 2026): https://emergeamericas.com/Leela Quantum Tech for EMF support🎙 Want event coverage or a moderator in Miami?If you’re hosting a conference, panel, or founder conversation and want thoughtful event coverage or a moderator who can translate complex tech into human conversations, reach out. This is my world.Ready to cut through the AI overwhelm?Explore all my resources in one place → https://stan.store/BRXSTUDIO Free AI Guide • 45-Minute AI Audit • AI Community • How I AI Companion GPTIf you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the show. Sharing it with a friend who’s AI-curious helps How I AI reach more people.More About Brooke: Website: brookex.com LinkedIn: Brooke Gramer More About the Podcast: Instagram: howiai.podcast Website: howiaipodcast.com "How I AI" is a concept and podcast series created and produced by Brooke Gramer of EmpowerFlow Strategies LLC. All rights reserved.

In this episode of How I AI, I’m live from Biohackers World Miami, where I interview two health tech advocates working in the intersection of AI, performance, and personalized wellness.Biohackers World is a two-day conference and expo bringing together longevity experts, innovative technologies, and a community exploring the future of health, wellness, and human optimization.First, I sit down with David Korsunsky, founder of Heads Up Health, a platform that unifies fragmented health data from wearables, labs, and diagnostics into one clear dashboard so doctors and individuals can make more proactive, personalized decisions.Then, I’m joined by Bill Hughan, Director of Strength Training at OxeFit, an AI-powered resistance training platform that uses onboarding insights and real-time progress tracking to deliver personalized strength, balance, and mobility programming.If you’re hosting a conference, panel, or founder conversation in Miami and want event coverage or a moderator, reach out. I love this world.🔥 Topics we cover:Why most health tracking fails when your data is fragmented across apps and portalsHow AI can help translate wearables, labs, and diagnostics into clearer actionWhat “personalized care” looks like when a doctor can see your full picture, not just one snapshotHow AI-powered strength training can adapt programs based on your goals, history, and progressThe difference between data collection and actual behavior change🔗 Connect & Learn More:Heads Up Health: https://headsuphealth.com/OxeFit: https://www.oxefit.com/Biohackers World (Los Angeles, March 28 to 29, 2026): use code BROOKEGRAM for 30% off www.biohackers.world/eventsLeela Quantum Tech for EMF support Ready to cut through the AI overwhelm?Explore all my resources in one place → https://stan.store/BRXSTUDIOFree AI Guide • 45-Minute AI Audit • AI Community • Custom GPTStep into The Collective’s 7-Day Free Trial and unlock instant access to our AI Mastery Challenge, a vault of high-level trainings, and recordings from our most mind-shifting webinars.If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review the show. Sharing it with a friend who’s AI-curious helps this growing brand reach more people.More About Brooke: Website: brookex.com LinkedIn: Brooke Gramer More About the Podcast: Instagram: howiai.podcast Website: howiaipodcast.com "How I AI" is a concept and podcast series created and produced by Brooke Gramer of EmpowerFlow Strategies LLC. All rights reserved.

In this episode of How I AI, I sit down with Dr. Samantha Carney and Dr. Daniel Hulsey, co-founders of Atlas Clinics, a modern chiropractic and brain health clinic using soundwave technology and AI-supported insights to deliver highly personalized care.Both doctors came to this work as patients first. Dr. Sam after years of chronic migraines and post-concussion symptoms, and Dr. Dan after military service left him searching for solutions beyond medication and traditional care. Together, they’re rethinking how chiropractic, neurology, and technology intersect.This conversation explores how AI is already influencing patient care, diagnostics, business operations, and the future of health.🔥 Topics we cover:Why the atlas bone plays a massive role in overall healthHow soundwave and radiofrequency atlas adjustments workUsing AI as a clinical and business support tool, not a replacement for expertiseWhere AI helps with pattern recognition, rehab plans, and data synthesisThe importance of HIPAA awareness and human oversight in healthcare AIWhat’s next for chiropractic care as precision technology advancesWhy open-mindedness matters as health and tech rapidly evolve🧠 Tools, Tech & References Mentioned:LLMs: ChatGPT, GrokHealth & Biomarker Platforms: Heads Up Health, Betterness AITechniques & Modalities: Radiofrequency Atlas AdjustmentsRelated Episode: Dr. Akash interview on AI in medical research and diagnostics🔗 Connect & Learn More:Atlas Clinics (Pompano Beach): https://www.atlasclinics.com/My personal Atlas Clinics testimonial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpznA67O-UU Ready to cut through the AI overwhelm?Explore all my resources in one place → https://stan.store/BRXSTUDIO Free AI Guide • 45-Minute AI Audit • AI Community • Custom GPTStep into The Collective’s 7-Day Free Trial and unlock instant access to our AI Mastery Challenge, a vault of high-level trainings, and recordings from our most mind-shifting webinars.If you enjoy this episode, please rate and review the show. Sharing it with a friend who’s AI-curious helps this growing brand reach more people.More About Brooke: Website: brookex.com LinkedIn: Brooke Gramer More About the Podcast: Instagram: howiai.podcast Website: howiaipodcast.com "How I AI" is a concept and podcast series created and produced by Brooke Gramer of EmpowerFlow Strategies LLC. All rights reserved.

Kameron Monet is a lawyer and tech founder dedicated to protecting the creator economy through AI. She discusses how AI transforms contract reviews and legal accessibility for creators. Kameron emphasizes the importance of operational clarity when using AI tools, compares AI tools to research outlines, and warns against blind trust in automation. She envisions an affordable AI agent lawyer and explores how AI may redefine the roles of future lawyers. With insights on balancing creativity and legal needs, Kameron aims to empower creators in their entrepreneurial journeys.

Seth Besmertnik, Co-founder and CEO of Conductor, dives into the transformative role of AI in shaping brand visibility. He discusses how Conductor generates synthetic customer prompts to evaluate AI-driven responses, making traditional keyword rankings feel outdated. Seth emphasizes the importance of evolving leadership in an AI-first world and how his team uses AI to enhance performance and streamline operations. He also highlights the need for brands to be proactive in creating AI-readable content to thrive in the new landscape of digital search.

In this engaging discussion, Erica Shoemate, a former FBI intelligence leader turned AI policy strategist, shares her remarkable journey from national security to tech. She emphasizes how to leverage AI for career reinvention, urging professionals to embrace change. Erica highlights the importance of operational security and ethical innovation in tech. She also discusses her Career Quantum Leap accelerator, designed to empower women in transition, and the need for financial education in navigating new opportunities.