40 years inside AI and Jonathan Schaeffer will tell you straight — it's all an illusion. But that's the point. Kind, privacy, hallucinations, and why Big Tech is losing the trust war.

Meghan Houle isn’t just trying to innovate how fashion hires — she’s about to change the entire hiring process. Houle tells us how CONCE’ transcends industries and that there will always be a place for humans alongside AI.

Steve Ancheta of Zig.ai joins The Power Connect to break down the future of sales, AI agents, domain expertise, and why human relationships may matter even more as AI gets stronger.

Ken Troupe calls out the AI buzzword problem in sports: "So many vendors say 'oh we're AI, we're AI' — but they really don't know how to articulate what they're doing with it." In this episode, we discuss why relationship-driven ticket sales can't be replaced by bots, the accidental adult film star naming disaster, and why only 18% of sports pros are actually using AI despite everyone claiming they are.

Most companies are hunting for more data when the answers are already inside their own. Burak Karakan built Bruin to unlock it — in minutes, not weeks.

Jim Spignardo breaks down the AI hallucination problem—why models fabricate answers to keep you happy. Learn why Microsoft Copilot quietly dominates enterprise, why expertise matters more than ever, and the real 10-12 year timeline for AI transformation.

Tyler Wells, Co-Founder of BrainGrid, joins The Power Connect to break down how AI is transforming software development — and why turning your idea into the right prompt is still the hardest part.

Karl Simon, co-founder of Subatomic AI, on why businesses should hire AI coworkers—not buy software—how agentic workflows adapt and scale at the speed of business, and why the SaaS apocalypse is here.

In this episode of The Power Connect, Thoughtly Founder Torrey Leonard dismantles the legacy text-based chatbot model. He reveals how enterprise operators are deploying autonomous, human-sounding voice agents to instantly contact inbound leads, mathematically tripling conversion rates.

Fred Davis speaks with Sembly AI Co-Founder Artem Koren about how AI meeting tools are evolving beyond basic transcription into true workflow intelligence. Koren explains why the real value of AI comes after meetings end, as well as how the market is separating meaningful enterprise impact from hype.

Rob Craig, a four-time tech entrepreneur based in Vancouver, joins Fred to break down how his company Roister.ai is reshaping B2B lead generation using a powerful combination of AI, automation, and managed human services. Rob draws fascinating parallels between today's AI boom and the early days of the internet, sharing why he believes the biggest mistake companies make is expecting AI to do everything on its own.

In this episode, host Fred Davis sits down with Sam Ransbotham, Professor of Analytics at Boston College and AI Editor for MIT Sloan Management Review.

We strip away the hoopla and doom-and-gloom to get to the "brass tacks" reality of how this technology works in the wild and academia. From the classroom to the boardroom, Sam explains why we are focusing on the wrong risks—and why the biggest danger isn't that AI will replace us, but that we'll use it to automate our own bad habits.

In this episode of The Power Connect, host Fred Davis sits down with Daniel Schnaider, the mind behind Wormy.io and its sophisticated AI engine, Adeline. Daniel shares his unique journey from serving in the Israeli military to revolutionizing email deliverability. They dive deep into the philosophy of solving real problems, the rapid evolution of machine learning, and the inevitable shift AI is causing in the modern workforce.

Scott Deans, Founder and CEO of BeONE Sports.