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In 2023, Jim Liddle was appointed as the Chief Innovation Officer of Data Intelligence and AI at Nasuni. He joined Nasuni from Storage Made Easy in 2022, where he was CEO, Chairman and Co- Founder, before being acquired by Nasuni. Prior to Storage Made Easy, Jim was European Sales and Operations Director for GigaSpaces since joining the company in 2006, to help expand its European operations. Before GigaSpaces Jim served as General Manager Europe for Versata, a NASDAQ listed business process and rules management company. During his 6 years at Versata, Jim worked in technical, product management, and product marketing roles. Jim Liddle attended Brunel University London and has over 25 years’ experience in Storage, Big Data, Middleware and Cloud technologies for high growth technology companies.
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The recent release of TIME’s 2025 TIME100 AI list underscores how much attention is focused on foundation models, generative agents and consumer‑facing AI tools. Yet a closer look suggests that many powerful AI applications are still flying under the radar. That’s where the Senior Executive AI Think Tank comes in—a curated group of experts in machine learning, generative AI and enterprise AI applications who combine technical depth with executive perspective. In this article, they use real-world insight to examine which industries and use cases are underrepresented in lists like TIME’s and explore the biggest AI frontiers that deserve attention now.
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Earlier this year, Amazon Web Services introduced Kiro, a new agentic AI‑Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed to transform how software gets built—moving beyond prototype experimentation and toward structured, production‑grade code. The trend of vibe coding—loosely defined as using powerful AI agents to generate code directly from intuitive prompts—has been gaining attention. At the same time, tools like Kiro are being launched to offer guardrails and structure, addressing many of the common pitfalls of rapid AI‑driven development. The Senior Executive AI Think Tank, a curated group of experts in machine learning, generative AI and enterprise AI applications, has examined what enterprises adopting AI vibe coding—and especially tools like Kiro—might mean for engineering teams and the future of product development, and offer actionable strategies for how firms can respond, adapt and lead in the next wave of AI‑augmented product development.
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In July of 2025, YouTube announced significant updates to its monetization policies under the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), explicitly targeting “mass‑produced, repetitious or inauthentic” video content—much of which is enabled by generative AI tools (that even they themselves continue to roll out). The move is broadly seen in media and creator communities as a reaction both to advertiser pressure and to user frustration with what has been dubbed “AI slop”—videos that generate clicks but erode trust and engagement. The members of Senior Executive AI Think Tank—a curated group of specialists in generative AI, enterprise machine learning and content strategy—have studied the implications of this trend. With decades of applied experience across industries, members offer both caution and opportunity: While there is reason to believe YouTube’s action could be a turning point, much depends on how platforms, regulators and creators respond.
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The debut of GPT‑5 has sparked renewed debate among enterprise leaders about how generative AI will drive business innovation. As adoption accelerates—with Gartner estimating that over 80% of enterprises will deploy generative AI applications or APIs by 2026—the question isn’t just what AI can do but how organizations can deploy and orchestrate it effectively. Drawing on their industry experience, members of the Senior Executive AI Think Tank—a curated group of leaders in machine learning, generative AI and enterprise AI applications—offer their first impressions of GPT‑5, their vision for its strategic implications and actionable, strategic guidance for navigating this next wave of innovation.
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The FDA’s new generative AI tool, Elsa, could signal the start of AI-native government operations—streamlining scientific reviews, increasing public transparency, and reshaping how trust is earned in digital-era governance. But as Elsa ushers in new efficiencies, AI leaders warn: Success depends on human oversight, ethical frameworks, and explainable systems.
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Digg’s relaunch brings generative AI into the heart of content moderation, aiming to scale oversight across online communities. But can AI manage trust, context, and nuance without human judgment? Members of the AI Think Tank weigh in on what this move means for the future of digital community governance.
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Nasuni
Company bio
Nasuni is a scalable data platform for enterprises facing an explosion of unstructured data in an AI world. The Nasuni File Data Platform provides effortless scale with hybrid cloud storage that delivers secure data access at the edge and supports modern enterprise expectations for delivering AI-driven insights. Nasuni simplifies file data management while increasing access and performance. Its best-in-class file recovery protects customers against a range of cyber threats and eliminates the need for specialized backup and disaster recovery – all while cutting the cost of infrastructure by up to 65%. Organizations worldwide rely on Nasuni, spanning across the manufacturing, construction, energy, consumer goods, and public sectors. Nasuni’s corporate headquarters is located in Boston, Massachusetts, and the company delivers services to over 70 countries.