Your AI strategy is slides and one overworked engineer. Scott embeds as player-coach: ships code, mentors teams, turns AI from wizard trick into team skill.
The story
Problem: Your “AI strategy” is a slide deck, a few heroic prompts, and one overworked engineer everyone keeps calling the “AI person.”
Result:
– Nothing durable ships.
– Knowledge stays in one head.
– Teams feel behind and a little ashamed about it.
From Creative Robot’s perspective: this is exactly where Scott Howard Swain plugs in.
Scott doesn’t show up as a distant AI oracle. He embeds with your team as a player‑coach:
– Writes production‑grade code in your stack.
– Reviews PRs and pairs with engineers.
– Shapes architecture, workflow, and culture so AI becomes a *team skill*, not a wizard‑in‑the‑corner trick.
Together, you map real workflows → design AI agents and automations that hook into your existing products, data, and tools → ship them → iterate based on how humans actually use them.
Clinical: He’s a human‑centered AI consultant with 30 years of tech experience who operationalizes AI strategy through hands‑on engineering and mentoring.
Street: He helps your team stop LARPing “AI innovation” and start quietly delivering useful stuff that sticks.
If you want AI initiatives that are ethical, human‑centered, and actually make it to production, Scott’s the bridge between your vision deck and your shipping repo.
