If you've been wantjng to better understand Chroniqle, you should definitely check out this podcast. It's a straightforward conversation between two of the key players in Chroniqle's design and development.

If you like to learn by listening—or you’re a podcast person like me—I hope you’ll give this conversation a listen. If you’ve already heard about Chroniqle—a private AI platform built on verifiable truth—this is a terrific conversation with History Factory's Erin Narloch and Fred D'Silva to understand more about the platform. If you haven’t, it’s a great place to start— and just a really smart conversation with two leaders who have a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities organizations and brands face with AI. #chroniqle #enterpriseai #organizationalmemory #archives

Earlier I posted about Chroniqle, an AI tool that helps organisations use their history and legacy more strategically for organisational learning and renewal programme. You can see more info on Chroniqle in this video. This is an exciting step forward in the strategic use of history and AI. History Factory #legacy #organizatinal_memory, #business_history

Dive into hybrid intelligence and AI readiness in the first of this special three-part podcast miniseries. Host Erin Narloch and Fred D’Silva, History Factory’s head of technology enablement, explore why having people with archival and research expertise involved in curation and validation is an essential part of our AI data intake process and how this differentiates the reliability and usefulness of our new AI platform, Chroniqle™. It’s not AI versus humans; it’s AI empowered by humans. Listen in at: https://lnkd.in/eE4zSKiq #Chroniqle #EnterpriseAI #HistoryFactory

AI Reasoning Demo Taken from the DM Radio Podcast from Feb 27, 2026 👀🧠 Watch AI Actually Reason with Your Data Demo showing how AI uses semantic understanding to prevent hallucinations and ground answers in business concepts. With Suresh Srinivas, Sriharsha Chintalapani, and @PMBrull #knowledgegraph #semanticintelligence #openmetadata #dataengineering

Can AI actually strengthen advisor-client relationships? Daniel Gilmartin joined Osaic’s podcast to discuss the organic growth challenge and how AI can enhance, not replace advisor relationships. He also shares what firms need to think about as they shape their strategies for the future of technology. 🎧 Give it a listen here: https://bit.ly/3PFfVGn #GrowOrganically #BuiltInLabs

🎙️ 🎧 New Episode Alert! Catchlight AI with CMO Daniel Gilmartin In the latest Osaic Technology Podcast, I sit down with Daniel Gilmartin, Chief Marketing Officer at Catchlight AI, to explore how advisors can harness AI-driven insights to deepen client engagement and transform prospecting. We dig into: 💡 How Catchlight leverages AI to surface meaningful, actionable client insights 🔍 Unlocking personalization at scale for financial professionals 🤝 Why empathy + intelligence is the future of client relationships If you're curious about practical applications of AI in wealth management or looking to elevate the way you connect with clients this is a valuable resource. #AI #WealthManagement #FinancialAdvisors #CustomerExperience #OsaicTechnologyPodcast #CatchlightAI #Innovation

We asked a 30-year real estate veteran what agents should focus on in the age of AI. His answer was one word: People. Zave Greene and Luke Anderson sat down with Michael Barbino for our first podcast and talked AI, migration, trust, and why the human side of real estate isn't going anywhere. #RealEstate #PropTech #migrationintelligence Full episode here → https://lnkd.in/erjHJiGa

Interesting conversation with the CorridorIQ team on AI, real estate, and what actually becomes more valuable as technology improves. My view is pretty simple: AI is a tool. Not a cheat code. It can produce information quickly. But in real estate, information is only part of the job. The real work is still discernment, trust, context, and understanding why a person is making a move in the first place. That’s especially true in housing, where decisions are emotional, local, and tied to a physical asset. AI will absolutely change workflows. But I don’t think it replaces the need for human judgment. As AI expands, local market interpretation may become more valuable, not less.

AI is still a child. And like any child, it needs guidance, correction, and consistent human involvement to grow in the right direction. Skillsoft's own Asha J. Palmer, JD, CCEP, LPEC, SVP of Compliance Solutions, joined Doug Atkinson on The Human Conversation podcast to talk about what responsible AI use actually looks like — and why the question isn't whether humans will need to intervene, but where.