DesignIDEATE with Robert Reich

We probe into the mind of Robert Reich, R2AI, who consults with large financial institutions to utilize AI, ML, Strategy as a team member to augment and automate routine compliance. A serial entrepreneur with a long affiliation with the University of Colorado at Boulder, reveals how AI is innovating the future of work. 

Innovation Insight

 “AI will not replace humans, but those who use AI will replace those who don't.”    Ginni Rometty, Former CEO of IBM

Known as a visionary, this week’s guest Robert Reich is leader/creator/investor in AI experiences and opportunities. Within the last year, he founded R2AI, a new platform that utilizes AI agents, machine learning algorithms, and language models that streamlines compliance processes. Simultaneously, his firm offers strategy and training on AI, ML, Data, Models and serves as a mentor of both The Unreasonable Institute and Techstars. Mr. Reich has a long affiliation with The University of Colorado.

Considering the recent paradigm shift at vaccine maker Moderna, where IT and HR departments merged, partnering with OpenAI, causes us to dialogue to further query the impact on the Future of Work. Connecting through an exploration of an AI Maturity Index, Reich opens the conversations he has with the C-suite, positing the potential introduction of AI agents as employees in the organization, as Moderna is fully realizing in real time. 

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