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How to make the right decisions in the AI era

Valeriy Babushkin joins Ivan Kochetov to explore how companies make decisions, what makes a decision likely to be good, and where human judgement remains essential as AI becomes more capable.

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About this conversation

The conversation centres on a practical question: how can a business increase the probability of making good decisions? It connects the pace of decision-making with the quality of the information available to the team.

The published episode description frames the discussion around fast but imperfect choices, slower decisions perceived as safer, and whether the available data is strong enough to support a choice.

AI is part of that discussion, alongside the limits of delegation. The episode asks which responsibilities should remain with people even as algorithms become more capable.

Topics explored

Speed and uncertainty

Fast, imperfect decisions versus slower choices that feel safer.

Evidence for a decision

How to assess whether the available data supports a likely good decision.

Human judgement and AI

What cannot simply be delegated to algorithms.

Who this episode is for

Business leaders, data leaders and teams exploring the role of AI in decision-making.

This overview is based on the published episode description. It is not a transcript.

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