Zeta Global CTO on why AI pilots fail to reach everyday business ops
kimmonismus · x · 2026-10-06
kimmonismus and Peter Thum interview Christian Monberg, CTO and Head of Product at Zeta Global, on why so many enterprise AI pilots never make it into everyday business. Key points:
- Monberg describes companies building agents that work for one person but never become useful to the wider team
- Zeta's integration with Palantir Foundry and how Athena uses data and forecasts to support its recommendations
- Where humans still need to approve an agent's next step
Full interview is on his Superintelligence newsletter/video.
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