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Simply Briefed pod E16: Living with AI: What everyday adoption looks like

  • Writer: Josefine  Max
    Josefine Max
  • Jun 24
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 18


Key topics


  • The quiet, invisible ways AI integrates into daily tools


  • How perceptions of AI have shifted from fear to curiosity


  • The emotional and cultural barriers slowing AI adoption


  • Practical examples of how companies and individuals are using generative AI


  • Predictions for what AI adoption will look like in 2025


  • How to take the next step from AI-curious to AI-competent





Episode 16: Living with AI: What Everyday Adoption Looks Like


– With Karin Hamberg Stén


In this episode of Simply Briefed, Kristine Lium talks with AI consultant Karin Hamberg Stén about the everyday reality of AI adoption. AI might be evolving fast — but what’s actually happening inside companies, teams, and homes?


They explore how AI is slipping into our workflows without us noticing, how the conversation has shifted from fear of job losses to curiosity and creative opportunity, and why culture, confidence, and clarity matter more than tech when it comes to successful adoption.





Key Takeaways


  • AI adoption is about mindset and habits, not just tools


  • Curiosity has replaced fear — but clarity about how to use AI is still missing for many


  • The biggest obstacles aren’t technical, they’re cultural and emotional


  • There are practical, simple ways to start moving from testing AI to integrating it meaningfully



🎧 Listen now on Spotify!





About the guest

Erik Rosales

Name: Karin Hamberg Stén

Title: Co-founder Studio Stén, AI-consultant

Background: Co-founder of Studio Stén, a generative AI studio helping companies understand, implement, and get real value from AI. An expert in prompt engineering and a sought-after speaker, with a background in tech and innovation across Stockholm, Tokyo, and New York. "What really drives me is the creative potential of AI – how it can expand the way we think, work, and create."







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