UiPath just launched a new podcast called The Path Forward, aimed at business leaders chewing on one question: how do you turn AI momentum into something you can actually rely on?
Christian Potts hosts, and most run a little under half an hour. The first season is about what it takes to get past AI pilots and actually run things in production, where governance and human oversight still count, and how UiPath sees its own role in all of it.
Where to listen
Season 1
1. The next big shift: Our business orchestration vision
Daniel Dines and Michael Atalla on why better AI models aren’t the whole story, and why durable value in a big organization really comes down to execution and systems people can trust.
2. The Human Element: Why taste, judgement, and human initiative matter more in the AI era
Daniel Dines and Andrada Morar on the parts of work that stay human: judgment, taste, and the responsibility for decisions that technology can’t own by itself.
3. What we uniquely bring: The technical case for UiPath as the orchestration layer
Raghu Malpani and Gautam Char of Omega Healthcare take the discussion out of theory and into healthcare operations, where the work involves real regulation, real exceptions, and outcomes you can actually measure.
4. Industry Transformation: How real organizations are driving AI transformation today
Zack Kass, former go-to-market leader at OpenAI, and Michael Atalla treat AI as a leadership and cultural moment as much as a technical one, and look at how companies are using it to expand what their people can do.
5. Building confidence in AI: Operationalizing orchestration in regulated enterprises
Simi Gupta and Andrada Morar on how regulated enterprises build trust into their AI through ownership, controls, auditability, and human checkpoints, so a pilot can actually make it to production.
Who it’s for
Anyone who keeps getting asked where UiPath fits in the current AI wave, or who’s trying to get past the demo stage and into something dependable. If you give it a listen, let us know which episode was most useful, and who you’d want to hear from next season.