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At the TECH1 conference, Guardio CEO Amos Peled said he has told employees they must learn new AI tools, otherwise the company cannot survive. He said a conversation with an entrepreneur in December 2025 made him realize the company had fallen behind, after which he canceled a planned two-week schedule and spent three weeks focused on learning AI tools, halting the existing pace and requiring the entire staff to transform. Peled also said the roles of analysts, developers and designers are all changing, and employees need to connect AI capabilities to the company's specific needs; he also emphasized that marketing and the growth engine are just as important as the technology itself.
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Guardio CEO: We told employees they must learn the new AI tools, or the company won't survive
Guardio CEO Amos Peled said at the TECH1 conference that a conversation with an entrepreneur in December 2025 made him realize the company had fallen behind; he then canceled two weeks of plans, spent three weeks focused on learning AI tools, and halted the existing pace to require a company-wide transformation. He said the roles of analysts, developers, and designers are all changing, and employees need to connect AI capabilities to the company's specific needs. Peled also emphasized that marketing and the growth engine are just as important as the technology itself.