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Nilesh Maheshwari discusses the intersection of music, AI, and regulated manufacturing environments.

What do music and regulated manufacturing AI have in common? More than you'd think. Nilesh Maheshwari, founder of Emorphis, Emorphis Health, and Yuktra AI, joins Dave Goyal to unpack why the hardest places to deploy AI (pharma, healthcare, regulated plants) demand faithfulness over cleverness — and why structure and freedom aren't opposites. In this episode: 00:00 Why a "knowledge thread" beats a database on the shop floor 04:17 The real pain signal that built Yuktra (hint: it wasn't "we want AI") 07:08 Guardrails for regulated AI — why clever LLMs are dangerous 10:34 The plant-worker pushback that killed fancy AI answers 13:23 Music, discipline, and how structure creates freedom 18:54 What most US founders get wrong building with India teams 21:07 Why there's no such thing as a "best product" 29:22 Curious, enthusiast, or skeptic? Nilesh's take on AI If you lead a plant, hospital, lab, or any regulated environment and you're wondering where AI actually fits — this one's for you. 👉 Subscribe for more conversations on Data, AI, and the humans behind the systems. 💬 Drop a comment: Are you AI curious, enthusiast, or skeptic? --- 🔗 Links & Resources - Yuktra AI…

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