Intelligence: Real & Imagined
Most companies do not have an AI access problem. They have an adoption problem. In this episode of Intelligence: Real & Imagined, Rebecca Hinds, Head of the Work AI Institute at Glean, talks with Shweta Puri, Marketing, Technology and AI Operations Lead at Nextdoor, and Nichole Sterling, Co-founder and Board Member of Women Defining AI and CEO of My Town AI, about what actually moves AI adoption from hype to habit. What you’ll learn: • How Nextdoor moved from a 50-person pilot to 500+ users, 700 agents, and strong stickiness by embedding AI in the flow of work • Why AI champions, peer credibility, and OKRs matter more than company-wide announcements • How to spot AI theater and replace it with experimentation, better workflows, and measurable habits • Practical examples of evergreen and seasonal AI agents, from IT help to performance review support Resources: • AI Transformation 100: https://glean-it.com/4cMaOgK • See the latest from the Work AI Institute at Glean: https://glean-it.com/3NQD33S Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/@gleanwork Follow us: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gleanwork/ • Twitter/X: https://x.com/glean • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gleanwork/ Timestamps: 00:00 – Why AI adoption is harder than AI access 04:15 – From pilot to 500+ users, 700 agents, and 82% stickiness 07:42 – The ambition-execution gap, champions, and OKRs 12:36 – What makes an effective AI champion 18:54 – Measuring success and spotting AI theater 23:13 – Workflow examples: IT help, benefits, and performance review agents
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