Wellhub CEO Cesar Carvalho argues that AI is raising performance expectations before it delivers time savings, making sleep, exercise and eating the strongest defense against AI anxiety.
Mews CEO Matthijs Wellem explains why a company flush with $300 million restructured 170 people, collapsing management layers for AI-native work, and what that demands of talent and culture.
Tener CEO Trey Holterman argues that AI agents can now handle healthcare's referral paperwork, but patient behavior, misaligned incentives and chatbot-driven specialty demand remain harder problems than the technology.
Bloomberg Businessweek Daily host Alexis Christoforous and guests examine a market that has shrugged off war and $100 oil but scrutinizes whether AI and content spending will pay off.
Hamlet founder Sunil Rajaraman argues AI-indexed local meetings reveal nuanced community sentiment, even as selling that data to developers forces a constant balance with his civic mission.
Antoine Fort, CEO of sales compensation platform Cobra, argues AI agents will turn software into labor and expand revenue, while his capital-light growth to roughly $7M ARR rests on human commissioned reps.
Jeeves CEO Dip Tasman argues stablecoin rails succeed with CFOs when invisible and bundled into banking workflows, even as fee compression, regulation, and local-currency liquidity remain unresolved.