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Augmented U
Augmented U - Your AI Future, Amplified Strategic AI insights for anyone navigating transformation, from business leaders to professionals preparing for what's next. Monthly interviews with AI pioneers and curated news roundups that cut through the hype. We make complex AI concepts accessible through authentic conversations about practical implementation, not scripted pitches or trend-chasing. For executives, strategists, practitioners, and anyone who wants to understand AI's real impact. Augmented U is brought to you by ShelfOS | The operating system for AgenticAI - shelfOS.ai
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The Real Path to AGI | Interview with John Thompson 03.02.2026 51:22
In this conversation, Jan Stihec and John Thompson break down the different types of AI, from narrow systems to more general approaches and explore what is actually required to move toward AGI. They discuss the role of AI agents, how autonomous systems are evolving, and where today’s models still fall short of true general intelligence. The discussion also dives into what enterprises should be do...
"AI Runs on Data - And That Data Better Be GREAT!” | Scott Taylor - The Data Whisperer 27.01.2026 24:50
Scott Taylor (The Data Whisperer) on AI, Data Management & Business Storytelling In this episode of Augmented You, we talk to Scott Taylor, aka the Data Whisperer, about the critical connection between data and AI, and why data leaders are key to shaping the future of enterprise AI. Key Takeaways: Data and AI are inextricably linked - you can't talk about AI without talking about data As...
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