Send us a text Human Centered AI | Ep. 010 | Why Netflix is paying $83 billion for the stories we watched before school. Netflix has led AI in entertainment for over a decade. Personalized thumbnails, recommendation engines, rapid production. They're exceptional at it. So why spend $83 billion on Warner Brothers Discovery? Because they noticed something interesting about their own catalog. Netflix makes series you watch once. Warner Brothers made the ones you watch with your kids beca...
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Send us a text Human Centered AI | Ep. 010 | Why Netflix is paying $83 billion for the stories we watched before school. Netflix has led AI in entertainment for over a decade. Personalized thumbnails, recommendation engines, rapid production. They're exceptional at it. So why spend $83 billion on Warner Brothers Discovery? Because they noticed something interesting about their own catalog. Netflix makes series you watch once. Warner Brothers made the ones you watch with your kids beca...
Send us a text 「イノベーションが必要」と言われても、実際どう進めればいいのか。多くの方が同じ悩みを抱えています。 今回は、コカ・コーラでCoke ON（6500万DL）を育て、楽天で複数の新規事業を立ち上げてきた山下純一さんをお迎えし、社内で新しいことを始める「現実的な方法」について語っていただきました。理論ではなく、実際の現場で使える具体的な知恵。成功も失敗も含めた、率直な対話です。 ✅ この対談から得られること この47分間の対談では、以下のような実践的な知見をお届けします： ・新規事業を始める際の、最初の具体的なステップ ・社内で味方（スポンサー）を見つけ、巻き込んでいく方法 ・経営層の理解を得るための「30％ルール」の活用法 ・デジタル専門家でなくても、DXをリードできる理由 ・本業を続けながら、新しい挑戦を持続可能にする工夫 ・外部パートナーやコンサルタントとの効果的な協働の仕方 すべて、山下さんご自身の経験に基づいたお話です。 🎯 こんな方におすすめです この対談は、特に以下のような状況にある方にお役立ていただけると思います： ・組織の中で新しい取...
Business Karaoke Podcast with Brittany Arthur
Send us a text Human Centered AI | Ep. 010 | Why Netflix is paying $83 billion for the stories we watched before school. Netflix has led AI in entertainment for over a decade. Personalized thumbnails, recommendation engines, rapid production. They're exceptional at it. So why spend $83 billion on Warner Brothers Discovery? Because they noticed something interesting about their own catalog. Netflix makes series you watch once. Warner Brothers made the ones you watch with your kids beca...
