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Welcome to Season Three of the Enterprise Alchemists podcasts!
We start the season with a special guest: Gene Linetsky, CTO of Embroker.
Gene talks to Guy and Dominic about his need to integrate bettter with existing systems and processes to avoid wasting the time of over-qualified human users. AgentCreator from SnapLogic solved the technical problem, thanks to what Gene describes as "semantic ETL", but that leads to more philosophical questions.
Over the course of the episode, Gene describes how agentic flows are ultimately a management question: humans will still be a lot better positioned to organize the work, whether that is carried out by humans or by AI agents. The goal is to facilitate the work solving business problems with code, not just solving coding problems.
Chapters
1. Introduction to Enterprise Alchemists (00:00:00)
2. Understanding mBroker's Business Model (00:02:13)
3. Connecting Insurance Supply and Demand (00:08:37)
4. Semantic ETL and Business Value (00:15:20)
5. The Underwriting Workflow Pilot (00:22:14)
6. AI Architecture and Public vs Private LLMs (00:29:46)
7. Coping with Rapid Technological Change (00:34:16)
8. The Future of Business Intelligence (00:41:36)
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