Building enterprise AI agents in hours with Merlin Bise, CTO at Inbenta
Enterprise AI tools can spin up a prototype in an hour. Getting that prototype to production with the accuracy, security, and scale still takes months for most companies.
Where generative AI earns its place in fintech. Lessons from Jaja Finance with Adrian Matei
Most teams are still asking where to use AI. The better question is where not to.
A pulse check on conversational AI in 2026
We hit the floor at the European Chatbot and Conversational AI Summit in Edinburgh with a mic and a simple rule: answer a question, then leave one for the next person.
Your contact centre is sitting on a goldmine of customer insight with Shane Lynn, EdgeTier
Most contact centres generate thousands of conversations a day, yet most of that data goes unanalysed. In this episode, we discuss how conversational intelligence can turn that data into actionable signals across every interaction.
Testing for trust in the age of AI agents with Amitha Pulijala and Christoph Börner, Cyara
Discover how leading teams are testing AI agents in a world of non-deterministic systems, covering trust, cost and scale.
The realities of deploying generative AI in customer support with Alia Azim, Citation Group
In this episode, we discuss how to shift from traditional NLU chatbots to generative AI conversational agents.
AI agents with salaries: Inside the “Cloud Employee” model with Gabe Larsen, Atonom
What happens when AI stops being treated like a tool and starts being hired like an employee?
10 ways SharkNinja uses AI to support a $5B business

Discover how SharkNinja has moved beyond experimentation to production-scale AI implementation.
The evolution of conversation design in the age of generative AI with Georgios Tserdanelis, JPMorganChase
We explore how conversational AI has evolved from scripted IVR and NLU systems to large language models and agentic experiences.
Automating customer service across 170 countries with HBX Group
HBX Group sits in the middle of one of the most complex customer service chains in travel. A single issue can span a traveller, a travel agent, a global booking platform and a hotel on the other side of the world.