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AI on the Rocks is where leaders, founders, and creators sit down over bourbon to talk about AI in the real world. No hype, no jargon, just practical conversations about how AI is changing business, leadership, and the way people work.

  1. 20 Oct

    AI, Bourbon, & AI for Humans: Why Organizations Are Still Stuck at Copy-and-Paste AI | Helen Todd & Kendra Ramirez

    In Episode 17 of AI on the Rocks, host Arian Green sits down with Helen Todd and Kendra Ramirez, co-founders of CincyAI For Humans, to explore the power of community in the age of artificial intelligence. From a LinkedIn post that helped bring people together to the challenges organizations face when adopting AI, the conversation looks at how people can learn from one another while navigating the opportunities and uncertainties surrounding this technology. They also explore responsible AI, creativity, the future of work, and the importance of keeping people at the center of technological progress. Chapter Summaries 00:00 – Welcome, Bourbon & Non-Alcoholic Spirits 03:35 – Meet Helen Todd & Kendra Ramirez 13:23 – The LinkedIn Post That Started a Community 15:29 – From AI Meetup to Community Movement 20:00 – Building an AI Community Through Collaboration 27:54 – Why Organizations Are Still Stuck at Basic AI 31:36 – Reaching People Who Aren't Excited About AI 38:00 – Responsible AI, Security & Privacy 48:00 – AI, Creativity & the Human Experience 01:06:51 – Who Is Missing From the AI Conversation? 01:15:00 – Entry-Level Jobs & the Future of Work 01:19:00 – Digital Clones, Identity & Personal Legacy 01:22:52 – Tide Rise: Capturing In-Person Conversations What You’ll Learn • How CincyAI For Humans grew from a LinkedIn post.• Helen and Kendra’s early experiences with ChatGPT. • Why organizations remain stuck at basic AI use. • How community learning supports AI adoption. • AI’s impact on jobs and entrepreneurship. • Why women and mothers need a voice in AI. • How digital clones raise questions about identity and legacy. • How AI captures insights from in-person conversations. Memorable Quotes On community: “A rising tide lifts all ships.” On AI: “It just felt like magic.” On meaningful work: “Get us back to the things that light us up.” On collaboration: “Your success is our success.” Who Should Watch This episode is for business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, marketing professionals, AI beginners, and community builders interested in practical AI adoption, the future of work, creativity, and responsible AI. Guest Bio Helen Todd Helen Todd is the co-founder and CEO of Sociality Squared, a New York social media agency. She also hosts "Creative Squared" and co-founded CincyAI for Humans with Kendra Ramirez to promote AI learning and collaboration. Website: http://helentodd.co Creativity Squared: http://creativitysquared.com Kendra Ramirez Kendra Ramirez is CEO of KR Digital Agency, helping B2B clients with AI strategy, training, and development. With 15+ years in tech, she is co-founder of CincyAI For Humans, a best-selling author of Marketing Fusion and Micro Shift, and writer of AI Simplified. Website: http://kendraramirez.com CincyAI For Humans: https://cincyai.org/ Topic + Host Episode topic: Building a Human-Centered AI Community: AI Adoption, Creativity, and the Future of Work HOST — ARIAN GREEN Arian Green is the host of AI on the Rocks, presented by NKY.AI. He brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, and industry experts for candid conversations about how artificial intelligence is shaping their industries, their work, and the decisions they face. Connect with Arian Green • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arian-green-70794b6a/ • AI on the Rocks: https://aiontherocks.nky.ai/ • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AIONTHEROCKSTV Together, they explore how communities can help people understand AI, how organizations can approach adoption more meaningfully, and why the human impact of technology deserves attention. AI on the Rocks | real talk about AI, from people with something at stake. #AIOnTheRocks #Cincinnati #NorthernKentucky #AIAdoption #ResponsibleAI #FutureOfWork

  2. 6 Oct

    AI, Bourbon, & Cincinnati: Is Our City Ready for the AI Revolution? | Carl Fraik

    Episode Description What does it take for a city to prepare for an AI-driven future? In Episode 16 of AI on the Rocks, Arian Green sits down with Carl Fraik, co-founder and executive director of the Cincinnati AI Catalyst, to talk about AI, leadership, workforce transformation, and Cincinnati’s opportunity to become an AI hub. Carl shares how 35 years at Procter & Gamble led him into AI and explores why AI literacy, collaboration, and strong leadership will be critical as the technology evolves. The conversation also covers AI agents, generative AI, the Cincinnati AI Catalyst, and the Cincinnati AI Builders Forum—and why the Midwest doesn’t have to simply follow Silicon Valley. Can Cincinnati build the people, organizations, and leadership needed to keep up with AI? Chapter: 00:00 — AI Is Changing Fast 10:25 — Meet Carl Fraik 14:50 — 35 Years at Procter & Gamble 17:17 — How Carl Got Into AI 20:39 — Building Cincinnati’s AI Community 22:12 — Why Cincinnati Can Win the AI Race 24:24 — The Birth of Cincinnati AI Catalyst 30:57 — The Leadership AI Requires 37:19 — The Cincinnati AI Blueprint 43:40 — AI Will Become Part of Everything 45:01 — How Organizations Should Approach AI 52:35 — What Is an AI Agent? 57:13 — Why AI Literacy Matters 01:00:07 — The AI Skills Gap Is Growing 01:02:01 — Preparing Cincinnati’s Businesses for AI 01:07:14 — Is Cincinnati Ready for AI? 01:08:09 — Carl Gives Cincinnati a C+ 01:10:49 — What Comes Next for Cincinnati AI 01:12:01 — AI Is Changing Cybersecurity 01:13:34 — Who Will Lead the AI Future? 01:15:12 — Cincinnati’s AI Opportunity 01:16:04 — Final Thoughts & AI on the Rocks 🔑 Key Takeaways • Cincinnati has a real opportunity to build a strong regional AI ecosystem. • AI agents will increasingly become delegated digital capabilities. • Collaboration across business, government, nonprofits, and builders is critical. • Cincinnati can build on its existing strengths instead of trying to become another Silicon Valley. 💡 What You’ll Learn • How Carl transitioned from 35 years at P&G into AI leadership. • Why AI literacy is becoming essential for leaders. • What AI agents could mean for the future of work. • How Cincinnati is building a stronger regional AI ecosystem. • Why collaboration could give the Midwest an advantage in the AI transition. ⚙️ Frameworks & Strategies Discussed Think Global, Act Local Carl explains how the Cincinnati AI Catalyst was designed around connecting global AI developments with local organizations and capabilities. AI Literacy at Two Levels The conversation emphasizes the need for AI understanding at both the leadership and operational levels. The Consortium Model Rather than one organization attempting to control the AI ecosystem, the Catalyst brings multiple organizations together to collaborate. ⭐ Memorable Quotes “Generative AI by definition… it's a prediction machine.” “There is a very high probability that… we are now really getting into the AI transition.” 👀 Who Should Watch This episode is especially relevant for: • Cincinnati business & organizational leaders • AI and technology professionals • Entrepreneurs and builders • Government, nonprofit & education leaders • Anyone interested in Cincinnati’s AI future 👤 About Carl Fraik Carl Fraik is the co-founder and executive director of the Cincinnati AI Catalyst and founder of the Cincinnati AI Builders Forum. After 35 years at Procter & Gamble, he moved into AI leadership and regional innovation, helping organizations prepare for the AI transition. He has also served as an executive in residence at Centrifuse and an adjunct professor at Temple University. 🎯 Topic Artificial Intelligence, Cincinnati AI Ecosystem, AI Leadership, AI Literacy, AI Agents, Generative AI, Workforce Transformation, AI Builders, and the Future of Cincinnati 🎙️ Host & Guest Host: Arian Green LinkedIn: Arian Green Website: AI on the Rocks Guest: Carl Freke LinkedIn: Carl Fraik Website: Cincinnati AI Catalyst

  3. 29 Sept

    AI, Bourbon, & Cloud Nirvana: Who’s Really in Control When AI Gets This Powerful? | Special Episode

    What happens when AI becomes powerful enough to change how we work, create, defend, and make decisions? For this special live episode of AI on the Rocks, Arian Green takes the conversation to Cloud Nirvana with Sean Erickson, Matt Silas, and Chris Brock for a wide-ranging discussion about what increasingly capable AI means for all of us. The conversation explores AI agents, cybersecurity, AI-generated threats, guardrails, AI consciousness, and the question of who remains responsible when AI systems become more capable. The guests also discuss the impact of AI on families and children, including voice cloning, scams, AI-generated bullying, and the challenges of keeping people safe without limiting what AI can make possible. But this isn't only a conversation about risk. They also explore how AI can expand creativity, give more people access to technical capabilities, and help humans accomplish things that once required specialized expertise. At the center of it all is one question: "Who’s really in control when AI gets this powerful?" This is AI on the Rocks at Cloud Nirvana. Chapter 00:00 — Welcome to AI on the Rocks at Cloud Nirvana 05:03 — Meet the AI Assistant: Covington 06:09 — Everyone’s “ChatGPT Moment” 14:50 — From AI User to AI Builder 18:00 — Can AI Understand Us Better Than We Do? 21:48 — Is AI Becoming a Creative Partner? 24:00 — AI Agents Are the Next Shift 30:18 — What Happens When Your Company Has AI Employees? 34:47 — Are AI Agents Conscious? 38:00 — When You Trust AI Too Much 41:40 — AI Is Accelerating Everything 44:36 — When AI Becomes a Cybersecurity Threat 50:42 — Human Error Is Still the Biggest Problem 53:32 — The Future of AI-Powered Cyberattacks 54:49 — AI, Children & the New Risks 57:18 — Can AI Guardrails Actually Keep Us Safe? 59:36 — Preparing Your Family for AI 01:01:26 — What AI Makes Possible for Creativity 01:03:11 — What Will AI Mean for the Next Generation? 01:06:09 — Is AI Actually Conscious? 01:08:52 — Use AI for Good 01:09:19 — The AI on the Rocks Toast Key Takeaways - AI is becoming more capable, creating new opportunities and risks. - AI can strengthen cybersecurity—but also give bad actors new tools. - Human responsibility remains critical when deploying AI systems. - AI guardrails must balance safety with useful capabilities. - Families need to prepare for risks like voice cloning, scams, and AI-generated bullying. What You’ll Learn - Why increasingly capable AI changes the cybersecurity landscape. - How AI can be used by both defenders and bad actors. - Why human mistakes can become significant vulnerabilities when AI is involved. - The debate around AI consciousness versus AI capability. - The potential benefits and unintended consequences of AI guardrails. - How Arian and the guests are thinking about AI in their own families. - Why AI could dramatically expand what individuals can create and accomplish. - Why human judgment and responsibility still matter in an AI-driven world. About the Guests - Sean Erickson is a technology and enterprise architecture leader and co-founder of Cloud Nirvana, with experience in AI, IT strategy, and large-scale technology systems. - Matt Silas is an innovation and technology leader focused on helping organizations adopt generative AI and machine learning. - Chris Brock is a cybersecurity and technology leader focused on quantum-resistant encryption, information security, and emerging technologies. Topic Artificial Intelligence, AI Agents, Cybersecurity, AI Safety, AI Guardrails, AI Consciousness, Quantum Security, Creativity, Family & AI, and the Future of Human-AI Collaboration Host & Guests Host: Arian Green LinkedIn: Arian Green YouTube/Website: aiontherocks.nky.ai Guests: Sean Erickson, Matt Silas & Christopher Brock Special Live Episode: Cloud Nirvana #AIOnTheRocks #CloudNirvana #ArtificialIntelligence #Cybersecurity #AI #Cincinnati #NorthernKentucky

  4. 22 Sept

    AI, Bourbon, & Venture Capital: Can AI Make Better Investment Decisions? | Brad Zapp

    What happens when artificial intelligence enters the world of venture capital? In Episode 14 of AI on the Rocks, host Arian Green sits down with Brad Zapp, co-founder and managing partner of Connetic Ventures, to explore how AI and data are changing the way startups, founders, and investment opportunities are evaluated. The conversation explores AI in venture capital, cognitive bias, founder psychology, startup investing, and how technology can change the way investors make decisions. Arian and Brad also discuss Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky's growing entrepreneurial and AI ecosystem, including the role of universities, local talent, and the region's potential to build an advantage through AI. The conversation eventually turns to the broader economic impact of AI—how automation could disrupt existing jobs, create new ones, and change the skills people need to succeed. Chapters 01:00 — Growing Up in Northern Kentucky 04:00 — Bourbon, Investing & AI 20:14 — Who Is Brad Zapp? 22:00 — What Is Venture Capital? 28:00 — Why Cincinnati Can Build a Venture Ecosystem 33:00 — Building a Digital VC Firm43:00 — Can AI Remove Bias From Investing? 50:00 — Windell: The AI Venture Analyst 55:11 — AI Meets Psychology 01:06:42 — Brad’s ChatGPT Moment 01:10:01 — Building With AI Without Coding 01:20:12 — The Future of AI Builders 01:30:05 — How AI Could Reshape the Economy 01:35:08 — Deflation, UBI & a Near-Zero Cost World 01:40:05 — Can Competition Keep AI Safe? 01:50:42 — Why Technology Takes Longer Than We Think 01:51:46 — Brad’s AI Fear & Hope 01:55:00 — Final Thoughts & The AI on the Rocks Toast KEY TAKEAWAYS - AI can help investors evaluate startups at scale. - Human decision-making is affected by cognitive biases. - Founder psychology can be an important part of startup evaluation. - AI may create new advantages for Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. - Automation could eliminate some jobs while creating entirely new ones. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - How AI is being used in venture capital - Why investor bias can affect startup decisions - How Windell evaluates founders and startups - Why founder psychology matters in venture investing - How AI could reshape jobs and the economy - Why Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky could benefit from AI FRAMEWORKS & STRATEGIES DISCUSSED ● AI-Powered Investment Analysis — Using AI to process startup information and support investment decisions. ● Bias Reduction — Using data and AI to challenge the cognitive biases that naturally influence human decisions. ● Founder Psychology — Looking beyond the business idea to understand the traits and behaviors that can influence startup outcomes. ● Network Expansion — Using AI to identify founders outside traditional investor networks and connections. ● Human + AI Decision-Making — Using AI to expand analysis while keeping human judgment involved. WHO SHOULD WATCH ● Entrepreneurs & startup founders ● Venture capitalists & investors ● Business leaders ● Aspiring entrepreneurs ● Anyone interested in startups, investing, and the future of work. ABOUT BRAD ZAPP Brad Zapp is the co-founder and managing partner of Connetic Ventures, an AI-powered venture capital firm focused on early-stage companies. He is also a co-founder of Windell, an AI venture analysis platform that evaluates startups and founders. TOPIC AI in Venture Capital, Startup Investing, Founder Psychology, Cognitive Bias, AI & the Future of Work HOST & GUEST Host: Arian Green — Host of AI on the Rocks LinkedIn: Arian Green Instagram: @ariangreen11 Guest: Brad Zapp — Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Connetic Ventures; Co-Founder, Windell LinkedIn: Brad Zapp Website: Connetic Ventures AI on the Rocks | Real talk about AI, from people with something at stake. #aiontherockstv #AIONTHEROCKSTV #artificialintelligence #aiprivacy #dataprivacy #responsibleai #leadership #cincinnati #northernkentucky #venturecapital #startups #podcast

  5. 9 Sept

    AI, Bourbon, & AI Agents: Why You Don’t Need to Code to Build With AI | Chris Thomas

    What if you could build with AI without knowing how to code? In Episode 13 of AI on the Rocks, host Arian Green sits down with Chris Thomas, founder of Yonder, to explore how AI agents are changing the way businesses build, automate, and get work done. Chris explains how you can use AI to build real solutions without being a traditional developer—from creating software and automating workflows to developing AI agents that can handle operational tasks. The conversation goes beyond ChatGPT and explores AI agents, automation, business processes, entrepreneurship, and the future of work. At its core, this episode answers a practical question: Do you really need to know how to code to build with AI? 🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS - AI can function like a new hire, not just another software tool. - Operational AI agents can automate repetitive business processes. - AI can help employees spend more time on meaningful work. - Leaders need to understand how to direct and manage AI effectively. - Small businesses can use AI to compete with much larger organizations. - Successful AI adoption starts with understanding the business—not the technology. 💡 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN - How Chris uses AI agents in real businesses - Why he sees AI as a new hire - How businesses can build their own AI agents- Where AI can create measurable ROI - Why context and training matter when working with AI - How entrepreneurs can use AI to build and scale businesses ⚙️ FRAMEWORKS & STRATEGIES DISCUSSED - AI as a New Hire — Think beyond AI as a project and treat it like a member of the team that needs direction, context, and training. - Operational AI Agents — Build agents around specific business processes instead of using AI only for isolated tasks. - Human + AI Workflows — Use AI to handle repetitive work while employees focus on higher-value responsibilities. - Context & Training — Better AI performance comes from giving systems the right context, information, and instructions. - ROI-Driven AI — Start with business pain points and measure the value AI creates. ⭐ MEMORABLE QUOTES “Everybody's making AI a project.” “For a small business, time is money.” “If you can't direct Claude, you're going to have a hard time.” 📖 CHAPTER SUMMARIES - The AI Agent Revolution — How AI agents are changing business operations. - AI as a New Hire — Why businesses should start treating AI like a team member. - Building With AI — How AI can help create real business solutions without traditional coding. - The Future of AI-Powered Business — Where AI agents, automation, and human collaboration are heading. 👀 WHO SHOULD WATCH - Business Leaders & Founders looking to implement AI - Entrepreneurs exploring AI-powered businesses- Technology Leaders evaluating AI automation - Developers & AI Professionals interested in operational agents - Small & Mid-Market Businesses looking for practical AI applications 🎯 TOPIC Operational AI Agents, Business Automation & the Future of AI-Powered Work 👤 ABOUT CHRIS THOMAS Chris Thomas is the founder of Yonder, a software and AI automation firm building operational AI agents for mid-market and Fortune 100 clients. He has also worked as an enterprise consultant in software and marketing and served as Global Head of Product Development and Marketing at a Fortune 100 company, working with organizations including Coca-Cola, LG, and Delta. He has become a prominent voice in the Cincinnati AI community through his work in AI automation and operational agents. LinkedIn: Chris Thomas Website: YNDR 🎙️ ABOUT THIS EPISODE Hosted by Arian Green, Episode 13 explores what happens when businesses move beyond experimenting with AI and start building systems that actually do the work. From software development and entrepreneurship to AI agents and business automation, this conversation is about making AI practical—and turning it into something businesses can actually use. LinkedIn: Arian Green YouTube: AI on the Rocks TV Website: AI on the Rocks

  6. 26 Aug

    AI, Bourbon & Privacy: Why Your Data Is More Valuable Than You Think | John Cavanaugh

    How much is your privacy worth? In Episode 12 of AI on the Rocks, host Arian Green sits down with John Cavanaugh, an AI systems engineer, privacy advocate, and technology leader, to explore AI, data privacy, surveillance, and responsible technology. One of the biggest moments in John's career came when he and his co-founder faced a $14 million buyout. They said no. The reason? The technology they built to help people risked becoming a surveillance tool. John shares how that experience changed the way he thinks about data, privacy, and the responsibility that comes with building powerful technology. Together, Arian and John explore surveillance capitalism, explainable AI, AI safety, open-source technology, and a bigger question: When does collecting data to help people become surveillance? Ultimately, this episode is about privacy, power, integrity, and the choices we're willing to make as AI becomes more powerful.🎙️ CHAPTERS 00:00 — Welcome & AI Conversations06:50 — Meet John Cavanaugh11:40 — Becoming a Privacy Evangelist17:30 — Building Technology to Help People24:40 — The Student Platform & Data Privacy26:35 — The $14 Million Decision35:40 — When Data Becomes Surveillance39:25 — What Privacy Really Means44:16 — Privacy-Preserving AI & Open Source48:00 — AI, Incentives & Human Consequences51:15 — The Risks of Surveillance Capitalism60:00 — What Social Media Teaches Us About AI65:00 — Children, AI & Data Exploitation70:00 — Who Is Responsible for AI Safety?77:55 — Explainable AI, Fuzzy Logic & Verification85:00 — Final Thoughts & Closing Toast 🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS Your data may be more valuable than you realize.Helpful technology can become surveillance when incentives change.Responsible AI requires accountability—not just good intentions.Privacy and convenience often come with tradeoffs. 💡 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN Why John turned down a $14 million buyoutWhen data collection becomes surveillanceWhy privacy matters in responsible AIHow open-source and explainable AI can improve transparency⚙️ FRAMEWORKS & STRATEGIES DISCUSSED Privacy by Design: Build privacy into technology from the start.Purpose vs. Incentives: Good technology can change when profit and data become the priority.Explainable AI: Build AI systems that are easier to understand, test, and verify.Responsible AI: Prioritize safety, transparency, and accountability.Open Technology: Give users and developers more visibility and control.📖 CHAPTER SUMMARIES From Lifeguard to AI Engineer: John's unconventional path into technology and AI.The $14 Million Decision: Choosing values over a major buyout.When Data Becomes Surveillance: Where helpful technology crosses the line.Can We Trust AI?: Explainable AI, fuzzy logic, and understanding complex systems.The Future of Privacy: AI, data, surveillance, and the responsibility behind powerful technology.👀 WHO SHOULD WATCH Business Leaders & Founders navigating AI and data decisionsAI Professionals & Developers focused on responsible AIEntrepreneurs balancing growth and valuesPrivacy, Cybersecurity & Technology LeadersAnyone concerned about data and digital privacy👤 ABOUT JOHN CAVANAUGH John Cavanaugh is an AI systems engineer, privacy advocate, researcher, and technology leader with over 15 years of experience. His work focuses on AI, data privacy, transparency, safety, and responsible technology.  HOST — ARIAN GREEN Arian Green isthe host of AI on the Rocks, where he sits down with business leaders,entrepreneurs, educators, engineers, and innovators to explore how artificialintelligence is changing the world around us.  TOPIC AI, DataPrivacy & Responsible Technology

  7. 11 Aug

    AI and the Future of Storytelling: Who Gets to Write, Create, and Be Heard? | Kareem Simpson

    What happens when curiosity, creativity, and AI collide?   In Episode 11 of AI on the Rocks, host Arian Green sits down with Kareem Simpson—author, poet, U.S. Army veteran, Korean linguist, community leader, and founder of Sparklight Creates—for a conversation about creativity, education, technology, and AI.   Kareem shares his journey from Covington to the U.S. Army, becoming an author of eight novels, and working with artists and creative entrepreneurs. He also explains how curiosity has shaped his career and approach to new opportunities.   The conversation explores AI and creativity, including how Kareem uses AI to develop ideas, explore plot twists, and speed up his writing while keeping human judgment at the center.   Arian and Kareem also discuss AI-generated content, originality, transparency, education, and access to AI, including how the technology could create new opportunities while potentially widening socioeconomic gaps.   Ultimately, this episode is about curiosity, creativity, education, opportunity, and using AI to amplify human potential. KEY TAKEAWAYS • AI can amplify human creativity. • Curiosity creates opportunity. • Use AI to assist, not replace thinking. • Human integrity and originality still matter. • AI can expand access and opportunity.   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN • How Kareem uses AI for creativity and writing • Why human judgment still matters • How students can use AI responsibly • What an “AI driver's license” could mean • How AI is reshaping education and creative work • How curiosity can create an advantage   ⚙️ FRAMEWORKS & STRATEGIESDISCUSSED • AI as a Creative Assistant Use AI to explore ideas while keeping human control. • Human-in-the-Loop Creativity AI accelerates creativity; humans make the final decisions. • AI as a Learning Tool Use AI to learn—not replace critical thinking. • Responsible AI Education Teach students to use AI safely, critically, and responsibly. • AI & Opportunity Use AI to expand access and create new opportunities.   MEMORABLE QUOTES • “AI would never even then nor now replace that human creativity.” • “AI can amplify what you're capable of doing now.” WHO SHOULD WATCH This episode is for: • Creatives & Authors exploring AI • Educators & Students navigating AI • Entrepreneurs & Professionals using AI • Leaders & AI-Curious Professionals   Guest - KAREEM SIMPSON Kareem Simpson is an author, poet, U.S. Army veteran and Korean linguist, community leader, grant writer, and member of the Covington Board of Education.   HOST — ARIAN GREEN Arian Green is the host of AI on the Rocks, bringing together business leaders, entrepreneurs, educators, creatives, and innovators for real conversations about artificial intelligence and its impact on work, leadership, and everyday life.  CONNECT WITH KAREEM SIMPSON Website: https://www.kasimpsoncreates.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kareem-simpson CONNECT WITH ARIAN GREEN AI on the Rocks: https://aiontherocks.nky.ai/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/arian-green-70794b6a LISTEN TO AI ON THE ROCKS YouTube:  ⁨@AIONTHEROCKSTV⁩  Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6BFji3ZNadNI0g1EtVKgHrApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aiontherockstv/id1894937230 TOPIC #AI #Creativity #Education   ABOUT AI ON THE ROCKS AI on the Rocks features real conversations about artificial intelligence with people who have something at stake—from entrepreneurs and business leaders to educators, creatives, and community leaders.

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AI on the Rocks is where leaders, founders, and creators sit down over bourbon to talk about AI in the real world. No hype, no jargon, just practical conversations about how AI is changing business, leadership, and the way people work.