Chase Keaten
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Insights Unlocked · How to build agentic AI your customers will actually trust · 20 Jul 2026
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What are the frictions when it comes to changing behavior and kind of what are the barriers to like adoption and continuous use?
It's been a kind of a refreshing take on a side that I didn't experience a lot of throughout the rest of my career.
So it's very similar psychology, very similar activities, but it's applied in a slightly different discipline.
Sure.
Like, definitely something that I think is worth surfacing is that AI kind of exists in a weird dichotomy.
It almost kind of reminds me of things like code switching, where there's kind of like two really prevalent and also somewhat extreme views.
One, I kind of think of almost like a corporate-flavored reality.
like view of AI where you're really encouraged to use it in some cases, while this may not be true at my current company, in some cases it's almost like you're mandated to use AI in order to do the job in a more efficient, more effective manner.
And then,
There's a lot of like, there's no such thing as a bad use for it.
Just kind of keep pushing the boundaries, training the models.
And it's very tech-focused, tech-forward.
And then there's kind of almost an opposing view that's very...
person-centered, and a lot of it is kind of groping with if AI were to start eliminating jobs or elimination of portion of jobs or allow for maximized productivity, what happens next?
And it takes a very ethical and human view of what using AI may or may not look like.
And I found that sometimes
What has helped me both like in a career and in like my personal usage of AI is to kind of try and keep both those things in your brain at the same time, right?
Like there's a certain inevitability to the usage of AI specifically in like not just corporate cultures, but you're starting to see it a little bit more and more with personal examples ranging everywhere from like, help me plan my day to how might I go about understanding these patterns in my relationship and some of that deeper psychology work.
And then you've also got kind of like that personal impulse to like, what part of this is dangerous?
What's the cost?
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