Uber CTO shares workflow-first strategy for real AI productivity gains

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Uber CTO Praveen Naga has outlined an approach to AI adoption focused on redesigning entire workflows rather than simply accelerating individual tasks. The company embedded AI engineers directly into departments such as finance and legal as dedicated units called Agentic Pods. These teams were tasked with rapidly building and testing AI-driven tools tailored to each department's needs. The initiative has led to significant reductions in the time required for financial planning and reporting processes.

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