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Sprinto CEO Girish Reddicar, a bootstrapped founder turned VC-backed operator, argues that as AI makes building cheap, the hard part becomes finding painful problems and earning enterprise trust.
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.
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.
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.
Brian Halligan, HubSpot co-founder and Sequoia partner, argues founders are bred rather than born, yet his own story raises a tension: conviction must outrun consensus without tipping into arrogance.
Sean of Back Ops describes building AI agents for logistics back offices, where missing APIs, non-technical users and emerging agent-to-agent claims shape what automation can actually take over.