Raymond Pennie has a chief of staff. It is a bot, and it has eighteen more bots running underneath it.
He founded Kyloe Partners, a long-standing Bullhorn partner, and he has spent twenty years in recruitment. Bullhorn, as Maryrose puts it, is the Salesforce of that industry and the platform most agencies actually run on.
He walks her through what an agent-to-agent future looks like in practice. Your agent finds the job, fills in the form and sits the screening call. Their agent reads what comes back. Then the two of them simply talk to each other, which he points out is already happening on the dating apps.
They get into Estonia and digital identity, why the boss has to be the one using this before anybody else, and the reason his bad spelling has turned into an asset.
There is also the one thing he will not let a bot do for him.
Founder of Kyloe Partners, a long-standing Bullhorn partner. Twenty years in recruitment. Co-hosts a podcast with Rob Mann on AI agents.
• Your agent talks to their agent. The whole loop, job board to screening call. 'That's already happening in dating.'
• Eighteen bots and a chief of staff. One bot runs the rest. He saved 700 pounds on his car insurance with one.
• Bad spelling is proof you are human. Any agent would tidy it up, and then people know it was not him.
• 'If your CEO isn't using it, you're gonna end up having a camel rather than a horse.' Give the boss one for their personal life first.
• Stephen Redmond's fractional AI officer idea, and why Raymond rates it.
• Estonia, digital identity, and why your family and your office both need a safe word.
• The one thing he will not let a bot do for him.
Instinct, Maryrose's invite
Azeem Azhar's Exponential View, with President Kersti Kaljulaid of Estonia : Listen
Stephen Redmond on ChattingGPT, 'Your CIO Shouldn't Own AI'
Raymond on LinkedIn
Hosted by Maryrose Lyons, founder of AI Institute, talking to people actually implementing AI in their work.
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