Lasse Rindom

Lasse Rindom both consults with enterprises on AI projects and talks with business and technology experts about their thoughts and discoveries.

In both his consulting practice and his podcast conversations, Lasse has discovered both tremendous opportunities and potentially pitfalls when adopting enterprise-scale AI solutions.

We talked about:

his work as an AI leader at Basico,
the origins of his AI-focused podcast, The Only Constant
the unexpected opportunities that arise from the new ability to work with unstructured content that AI affords
his quest for use cases that will help identify new governance structures and operational frameworks
some examples of AI workflows that enable new business capabilities, like the ability for non-coders to query an agent that can write SQL queries for them
his candor in his consulting practive about the possible pitfalls of AI tech, in particular the consequences of LLM hallucinations
how current LLMs fall short of natural language, acting more like "chaotic code"
the unfortunately common belief that generative AI can be applied
one way that he is addressing the "lying robot" problem: using multiple AI agents to correct each other (instead of fine-tuning the models)
the current strategic AI deficit in the market, resulting in consultants pushing untested engineering solutions
the differences between how enterprises and SMBs consume tech solutions
the importance of holistic thinking and staying focused on core problems as you explore AI solutions

Lasse's bio
Lasse Rindom is AI Lead at Basico and a leading expert on AI and automation. He has previously been global technology manager at facility management giant ISS and CDO of Baker Tilly Denmark.

Lasse is a frequent debater on LinkedIn, a Gartner Peer Community ambassador and is host of the podcast “The Only Constant” in which he has deep discussions with global thought leaders on what AI and technology means for us as humans and as businesses.

Connect with Lasse online

LinkedIn

Video
Here’s the video version of our conversation:

https://youtu.be/_fdAweq3Wuw
Podcast intro transcript
This is the Content and AI podcast, episode number 24. I generally focus these interviews on content practices, but I'll zoom out now and then to explore the broader strategy and technology landscape. Today I'm talking with Lasse Rindom, a thoughtful and knowledgeable consultant who works with enterprises on big AI projects. He's also a podcaster who talks with business leaders around the world about AI and tech. In his conversations and consulting work, he has discovered a world of lying robots, chaotic code, and strategic deficits.
Interview transcript
Larry:
Hi, everyone. Welcome to episode number 24 of the content and AI podcast. I'm really delighted today to welcome to the show, Lasse Rindom. I'll have him pronounce his name correctly in just a minute. I don't speak Danish, apologies. But Lasse is the AI lead at Basico, a Danish consultancy that works with big enterprises in Denmark and other places, I'm assuming as well. But welcome to the show, Lasse, to tell the folks a little bit more about what you're doing there at Basico.

Lasse:
Hi, Larry, and thank you for having me on the show today. I'm really thrilled to be here. So my name is Lasse, Lasse Rindom. That's how you say it in Danish so people could know that. I always say it's okay to say Lasse. Everyone knows that, that's dog.

Lasse:
I am the a AI leader at Basico, which means I'm defining our go-to-market strategy and our products in the AI space, and we focus very much on the back office function. So that's your legal, facility management, finance, HR payroll and finance IT systems. So I'm defining how we want to approach the AI market in that space and primarily in Denmark.
Prior to that, I've had stints at an analyst firm, very short stint, and I've been a chief digital officer and head of digital a...