Siadhal Magos

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“HR Heretics” | How CPOs, CHROs, Founders, and Boards Build High Performing Companies · The AI Expectations Crash with Metaview CEO Siadhal Magos · 9 Sep 2025 podcast

Nolan and I have done a bunch of work where we've looked at people building custom GPTs, which I would say is an example of this.

Someone that's an expert has given a bunch of knowledge to a GPT and said, you can go and now you rest of team can use this as well.

And now you're all experts as well because you have access to this GPT, which is an expert.

So like scaling access to expertise is really good.

Right now to get access pre AI to get access to expertise, I'd have to like book some time with you, Kelly, and say

I need to get some time with you to learn from you and you don't need to do that so much anymore.

There's a third which we talk about which is basically abil the ability to it's somewhat connected to summarisation really, but

Synthesizing multiple different modalities and sources at the same time?

Like if you wanted to go and do some research on any given topic, sounds like for this compensation thing it was just some documents.

But what if you also had to watch a YouTube video and you also had to go and speak to some expert network to get the full picture?

Again, you can just ask an AI to go and like seek these different sources now with a genetic workflow.

So synthesizing different modalities, which you as a human inherently have to do in C

Sequence.

You no longer like an AI doesn't have to do it in sequence, it does it all at once.

I didn't know.

And then the last step, which we or the l not the other bucket is just automating very frequent tasks.

And I would actually say that's probably the one that's least uh in a way even the least impacted, because actually if you're talking about very frequent mundane tasks, you don't need intelligence on tap to do that.

You can run ch write a bunch of if statements and do that.

So I think it's probably the automation piece where people aren't

They thought it was gonna be the we were gonna get this panacea by the end of the week of automation.

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