Chase Keaten

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

to do the things that require human intuition, that require the ability to read body language, to infer intent, to ask follow-up questions,

You're rarely going to have a human-on-human interaction where you would classify it as a hallucination, right?

You're never going to walk up to somebody saying, hey, where are the flowers?

And they're going to be going, flowers bloom best in August.

Although that'd be fun to play out as an SNL skit because you might just be like, you're right to call me out on that.

I'll guide you to the flowers now, right?

Yeah.

I think that there is a little bit of ease because everything's based on language that most of the jobs that AI is being given are very language driven.

But that's also where a lot of the nuance of understanding of human behavior and I'm not sure how you could even begin to train things like that.

So I see a lot of

the first attempt being as a proxy for a person.

And I see a lot of successful second attempts as a way to free people up to do what they're best at.

And that applies really nicely in a lot of different discrete places.

I mean, some of the first conceptions of what AI and that robotic assistance looked like, I mean, this is going to date me quite a bit, like the Jetsons, like Rosie the Robot, right?

Like the ideal AI was there to help cook and clean so that it could enable us to

spend time with our family and do art and engage in things that have a very unique point of view and perspective and things that add value to our lives.

And almost from the jump, AI has almost served as an inversion of that where it's generating images and trying to mimic effective art, both like the written word in addition to like

paintings and other things along those nature but there hasn't been as much of that advent as like this can help me human better because it can do some of the things that don't add a lot of value to my life or at least surface value right like there's I don't want to ever demean any type of job or anything like that there's a lot of the amount of thinking that you can do when you're working with your body is not to be underestimated it's just one of those things where

It has always been advertised when it's an imaginative thing as something that frees human capital to do human things.

And a lot of its execution, especially early on in kind of the advent of AI, has been a little bit more flavored of it's doing things that are copying some of those human elements, but not necessarily providing some of the value that we anticipated from when we were conceiving of it.

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