🎙️ Submit your question for Episode 4 of Thinking, With AI | Community
Skip to main content
susanaziz
Adobe Employee
susanazizAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
April 13, 2026

🎙️ Submit your question for Episode 4 of Thinking, With AI

  • April 13, 2026
  • 4 replies
  • 56 views

🎧 Episode #4: AI literacy isn’t a training problem. It’s a culture problem.
 

We’re about to head into the podcast studio and film Episode 4 of Thinking, With AI. This time, we are excited to chat with Cassandra Lang, Manager of Marketing Technology and Lorena Malavet, Marketing Technology Specialist at Baptist Health. Cassandra and Lorena started their AI tinkering early on, driving AI fluency at their organization, and helping shape the marketing team 
 

Together, we will explore how organizations are building AI literacy at scale, why it requires more than a lunch-and-learn, and how it intersects with org design, accountability, and culture.
 

📞 As usual, we’re adding your voice to the conversation. In the comments below, share a question for Cassandra & Lorena about:  

  • How does org structure either enable or block AI literacy from spreading across a company? 
  • How does your organization establish a culture of tinkering?
  • Do you think having an AI council is worth it or a blocker? 
     

We’ll choose 1–2 community-sourced questions to feature in the episode — either read aloud or voiced directly by you. 
 

Don’t Forget: Make sure to include your full name, title, company, and question. These details will help us introduce you properly if your question is selected.  

    4 replies

    narendragandhi
    Community Advisor
    narendragandhiCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    April 13, 2026

    Narendra Gandhi, Architect, Publicis Sapient

    We often talk about AI as a personal productivity amplifier, but in organizations it can unintentionally widen gaps between employees. Should companies treat AI enablement like a platform—complete with onboarding, opinionated defaults, and best practices—or is that over-structuring something that should remain experimental and bottoms-up?

    ajnav
    Adobe Champion
    ajnavAdobe Champion
    Adobe Champion
    April 13, 2026

    A lot of AI tinkering in MarTech happens in the shadows. Someone experimenting with an API call, automating a QA step, or testing a prompt workflow on their own time. How do you create space for that kind of experimentation to be visible and valued, rather than something people do quietly on the side?

      ajnav
      Adobe Champion
      ajnavAdobe Champion
      Adobe Champion
      April 13, 2026

      In marketing ops, we sit at the intersection of multiple teams and tech stacks. How do you think about empowering those 'connective tissue' roles like MOps or RevOps, as AI literacy multipliers, rather than just expecting literacy to trickle down from leadership or up from individual contributors?

        TylerKrause
        Adobe Champion
        TylerKrauseAdobe Champion
        Adobe Champion
        April 13, 2026

        Specifically from a Marketing Technology standpoint, it's easy to get caught up in perfection over progress. What are some of your tips and tricks to A) be able to take a step forward and START to implement solutions, and B) ensure that the value prop of your time investment stays tightly correlated with business objectives and priorities?

        Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement

        Loading footer...