Dataiku

Now, AI agents have been moving beyond experimentation and into real business operations.

A global survey by Dataiku found that 87% of enterprise CIOs already have AI agents embedded in their organisations.

And about 62% of them are using AI agents in business-critical workflows.

But only a quarter can fully monitor their production agents in real time.

So as Malaysian companies start to give these AI agents and their AI systems more responsibility...

What does it take to move to get these agents really ready for production? I want to explore this topic and in the studio today to help me, I have Andrew Boyd, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Asia Pacific and Japan at Dataiku.

And we're going to be covering governance, accountability, and the business case for deploying AI agents at scale.

Andrew, welcome to BFM.

We want to provide this control layer for the enterprise that they need to use in order to actually make AI really successful in their terms, not in the terms of token burns.

In this episode, I talked to Florian Duetto, CEO and co-founder of Dataiku, a company that started its mission a decade ago around democratizing data science and is now focused on helping many of the largest organizations in the world to safely implement AI agents.

One of the things that impresses me the most about Dataiku is that they help enterprises read their own reality and create the solutions that play to their strengths and their goals, as opposed to the old way of doing technology where companies had to adapt their business processes to whatever software they adopted.

Florian talked about the best practices and most impressive business outcomes that he's seen from enterprises implementing AI today.

He also talked about the three things he's looking for when hiring people now.

All right, so here it is, our conversation

with Florian Duetto

of Dataiku.