Gabe Larsen

TalkAI

Business EN ↓ 82 episodes

TalkAI is where Gabe cuts through the noise and shows you what is actually happening in AI. Not the conference pitch version, the real work inside GTM teams, support orgs, product groups, and boardrooms. It is blunt. It is tactical. It is everything operators wish they could say out loud but can’t. If you want the unfiltered view of how AI is reshaping revenue, service, and execution, this is your show.

Author

Gabe Larsen

Category

Business

Podcast website

talkai.simplecast.com

Latest episode

Mar 16, 2026

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Episodes

Your IT Team Isn’t Building an AI Agent. They’re Wasting Your Time. 22.11.2025

Everyone thinks their IT team can “build an AI agent.” They can’t. Not the real ones. In this episode, I break down why most teams hit a wall in 30 days and why leaders need to stop chasing ego projects and focus on execution that actually drives growth. Get my weekly breakdown of AI, GTM, and Cloud Employees: https://atonom.ai/newsletter   Ready to hire your first Cloud Employee? https://atonom.a...

If You’re Still Scaling With Headcount, You’ve Already Lost 21.11.2025

Most companies still think scaling means hiring more people. That era is dead. This episode breaks down what actually replaces headcount: the Autonomous Enterprise, where one person leads a team of Cloud Employees that do real work, not pretend automation. If you’re still planning org charts and manual workflows like it’s 2015, this will shake that belief fast. The future is capability networks, A...

ChatGPT Tips That Separate Operators from Amateurs w/ Brandon Redlinger 20.11.2025

Brandon Redlinger isn’t here to talk theory. He’s here to show how AI is blowing up the old marketing playbook. In this episode, we get into how real operators are using tools like ChatGPT to rip through competitive research, accelerate content, and make better decisions faster than most teams can open a Google Doc. Brandon walks through his actual workflow, his personal AI stack, and how he went...

What Yesterday’s Cloudflare Outage Just Taught Us About AI 19.11.2025

In this episode, I get into the part of AI nobody wants to talk about: the infrastructure is still brittle as hell. One Cloudflare outage took down half the AI ecosystem, ChatGPT, Claude, Shopify, Uber, the whole parade, all because we’re building the future of work on a single point of failure. Everyone’s hyped about model upgrades and agent demos, but the real risk is hiding under the floorboard...

Learn This AI Vocabulary or Become Obsolete 13.11.2025

Most people throw around AI buzzwords they don’t actually understand, so Dave and I broke it down without the theater. We got into what an AI agent really is, why “agentic AI” matters, and the actual gap between AI, AGI, and the sci-fi super intelligence everyone pretends is right around the corner. We talked about MCP, the Model Context Protocol, and why it’s becoming the backbone for connecting...

You Don’t Have a Lead Problem. You Have a Response Problem 13.11.2025

Dave and I got into the truth about lead response, and it isn’t pretty. We’ve known since 2007 that you have five minutes before a lead goes cold, yet 23 percent of leads still never get touched. Not because reps are bad. Because the system is broken. So we walked through Zoe, our Cloud Employee that handles the entire lead response motion end to end. Enrichment, outreach, follow-up, scheduling, C...

Climbing the AI Maturity Curve, Not Pretending To 13.11.2025

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