Konstantin Kisin

What we're living through now is just small and very insignificant change that is not unprecedented in the planet's history, etc.

But you say there's no consensus.

So there's no consensus among scientists in your view that we are contributing to climate change?

Oh, do they?

Can I jump in very quickly here?

You mentioned that your parents raised you with what sounds like very good, healthy values.

How does one go from that to becoming a crazy leftist?

What's the pipeline?

Because a lot of parents nowadays, including people who watch and listen to our show, will be thinking like, I want to do right by my kids.

I know there's a crazy world out there that's going to teach them a bunch of weird things.

I want to protect them.

But your parents did do that, right?

By the way, I'm not trying to embarrass you.

AI adoption isn't the challenge anymore.

Knowing whether your AI investment is actually working, that's the real problem.

And right now, most enterprise leaders genuinely cannot answer that question.

CFOs and CIOs are being asked to justify AI spend, manage risk, and show ROI.

But when your developers and teams are spread across dozens of tools with no central view, that question becomes impossible to answer.

Not because AI isn't delivering, because you have no visibility into whether it is.

Larry Din fixes that.