Reality Check - Isar Meitis

This week we share a thought-provoking episode of Don't Stop Us Now AI Edition, where we tackle head-on some of the most challenging realities of the AI revolution.Our guest, Isar Meitis, Founder of Multiplai AI, gives us a reality check, without the sugarcoating, explaining the potential disruption heading our way. As an entrepreneur, investor, podcaster and AI strategist who's deeply embedded in this space, Isar brings a refreshingly frank perspective about what's coming, perhaps sooner than many of us expect.In this compelling conversation, Isar shares his predictions about the dramatic workforce changes we're likely to see in the next 2-3 years. While many experts talk about gradual transitions, Isar believes we're approaching a tipping point where AI's capabilities may create significant employment challenges across numerous industries.We explore:Why AI's impact on jobs could be more sudden and widespread than most people realiseHow staggeringly capable autonomous Agents will become in the next few yearsHow to think about creating a comprehensive and winning AI strategy for your organisation, and Specific AI tools Isar loves and uses in his own business. Isar also shares practical strategies for listeners looking to remain relevant and valuable in an increasingly AI-enhanced workplace. This is an ‘edge of your seat’, fascinating and somewhat controversial conversation which, as you’ll discover, runs a little longer than our usual episodes. We think you’ll know why once you hear for yourself.  Enjoy this unmissable episode with the knowledgeable and straight-talking Isar Meitis. Links mentioned:Isar Meitis LinkedInMultiplai AI website Isar’s AI Business Transformation Course (starts May 12 2025) **Listeners get a discount for this or future sessions of this course using the code: LEVERAGINGAI100Leveraging AI Podcast (on YouTube) * Don’t forget to share this episode with any friends, family or colleagues who may be interested in this reality check on what's coming with AI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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