Chase Keaten

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Insights Unlocked · How to build agentic AI your customers will actually trust · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

Interns are amazing.

It's more of a it's more of a just like a level set.

Somebody who has some skills, but not necessarily a lot of context or experience, because that's oftentimes what you're dealing with when you're dealing with most A.I.

could they do it this way, right?

And that's kind of like level one, that's like a good place to start.

And then level two tends to be like something that this audience could likely leverage a fair amount is the idea of like system design, operations, both from like design ops and research ops, like the ability to start thinking and kind of discrete systems and figuring out like,

where you are, right?

As far as like, if I'm strong at framing research, but I'm a little bit less strong at recruitment, maybe I could find a way for AI to kind of like bridge that gap.

But when it comes to like, sorry, that's a little bit more personal aside, when it comes to more of a business side of things, oftentimes you're looking for places where

AI can provide value, but oftentimes you'll see AI be used for things like greeting or item lookup or finding something in the store.

And those things are key things that oftentimes people who are actually working in store and wearing their

apron or vest or 40 pieces of flare, whatever have you, they're often there to provide that.

But when those are often kind of like a side part of their job, right?

Like where they're often assigned to like clean different areas or move things around or find different ways to kind of like

keep the company moving and profitable, and then the customer interactions are kind of something on the side.

The general impulse has been, let's continue having people do those things, and then let's let AI handle some of that customer-facing element, right?

So if you've got a physical storefront, if it's a walk-up, if a customer has a question on how to execute a thing they're trying to do, or if they're trying to figure out something with nuance, or they're unsure which product to pick,

A lot of businesses are plugging AI into that space.

I think that there's a lot of value in kind of inverting that model, though.

Like finding ways where AI can play as something that can perform some of the cleanup, perform some of the routine maintenance, and not to... It's almost to free the humans that you already have

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