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Hosted by Amazon Corporate Communications · technology · EN · 25 episodes
Your go-to podcast for real conversations about using AI tools at Amazon. Amazonians across different roles share practical techniques you can try the same day. No theory, no jargon—just conversations about what works, what doesn’t, and how to get better together. Note: Some tools, resources, and internal references discussed in this podcast may only be accessible to Amazon employees. Disclaimer: The views, techniques, and tool preferences shared in this podcast represent the personal experiences and opinions of the host and guests. Always follow your organization’s security and compliance guidelines when implementing AI solutions
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Episode #26
What if the goal isn't getting through your tasks faster, but using AI to handle them more efficiently so you can focus on higher-impact work? In this episode of strAIght talk, one Amazonian shares how he rethought his daily work and freed himself to lead differently. Guest: Daryl Hammett, Director, Delivery & AI Platforms, AWS ProServe
Episode #24
In this episode of strAIght talk, the Amazon Luna team breaks down the four-part "harness" framework they used to turn a simple chatbot into Courtroom Chaos, a live AI-native game with celebrity judges. You'll walk away with a repeatable approach for building AI experiences that feel intentional, not generic. Whether you're prototyping your first AI feature or trying to make an existing one stick, start here. Guests: Pen Szeto, Head of AI and Sergey Rudenko, AI Technologist - Amazon Luna
Episode #23
In this episode, an Amazonian shares how he got tired of watching the best offsite conversations happen by accident, so he built an Amazon Quick app that makes them happen on purpose. The MIXX takes pre-work survey responses and delivers a complete meeting prep packet: who should sit together, where the group already agrees, and where to spend your limited time. Guest: Mark Boccia, Sr. Mgr, Learning Design & Delivery, Global AI Accelerator / Global Ops L&D
Episode #22
We went back through every episode of strAIght talk and pulled together the four most essential AI techniques every Amazonian should know. Each one builds on the last, giving you a complete, repeatable approach to getting better results from AI. Whether you're brand new to AI or looking to sharpen your approach, start here.
Episode #21
In this episode, a VP who leads HR for Amazon's global operations shares his personal AI journey: from basic prompts to a daily framework that changed how he runs meetings, helped him lose 20 pounds, and even helped someone in his community build a business plan. His one rule: stay the human in charge. Guest: J. Ofori Agboka, VP People Experience & Technology (PXT) - Global Operations, Amazon
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