AI can’t transform businesses if organizations aren’t prepared to embrace it. Christian Lund, Co-Founder of Templafy, joins The AI Forecast to explore thoughtful AI deployment in an organization.

Unpack hidden costs of DIY AI.

AI is stealing the spotlight in boardrooms everywhere. It’s the buzzword in earnings calls and a “feature” in almost all tools employees use. But ask most companies about their ROI from AI, and you’ll often get silence, shrugs, or even worse, vague metrics with no real business impact.

Templafy announces the release of its new Document Agents system which brings conversational and agentic AI to document generation – a major enhancement to how documents are created and to the value they bring across enterprises and more verticals.

Going to school teaches you a lot about the world. But how much of it actually prepares you for the complexities of the workplace?

AI is transforming the way businesses create and manage documents—but with speed comes risk. In this episode, Christian Lund (Co-Founder of Templafy) explains why AI-generated content needs structure, governance, and trust, and how businesses can balance automation with accuracy.

What is the future of document generation in 2025, and how should businesses navigate the risks of AI?

As we enter 2025, the promise of generative AI enhancing enterprise content creation remains largely unfulfilled. While the tools provide sophisticated meeting summaries, search optimisation and time-saving workflows, they fall short of the transformative potential many enterprises anticipated when developing content.

Templafy, the document generation platform, today announces it is furthering its relationship with Microsoft by extending its integration with the company’s AI  agent for work, Microsoft 365 Copilot.