WithAI FM™

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WithAI FM™

In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping the frontiers of every industry, understanding AI is no longer optional; it’s imperative. “WithAI FM” presents a curated series of podcasts that serve as a compass through the dynamic realm of AI’s applications, from creative arts to architectural design. Each show, such as 'Creatives with AI, 'Women with AI', or 'Marketing with AI', is a specialised conduit into the nuances of AI within different professional landscapes. These are not just discussions; they are narratives of the future, unfolding one episode at a time. Each show thrives on the expertise of its host – a seasoned industry professional who brings their insights to the microphone to enlighten, challenge, and drive the AI-centric discourse. These voices are at the forefront, navigating through the complexities of AI, simplifying the jargon, and uncovering the potential within each vertical.

  1. Surfing the AI Wave: Nisha Talagala on Empowering the Next Generation Through AI Education

    4 FEB

    Surfing the AI Wave: Nisha Talagala on Empowering the Next Generation Through AI Education

    Nisha Talagala, a leader in operational machine learning and the founder of AIClub.World, emphasises the importance of AI literacy for everyone, from children to professionals. She describes AI as a powerful wave that can either uplift or overwhelm those who engage with it. Throughout the episode, Nisha shares her journey into technology and AI, sparked by a childhood fascination with robotics. She discusses the innovative educational initiatives at AI Club, which aim to teach students how to build their own AI projects, fostering creativity and critical thinking. Nisha also highlights the ethical implications of AI and encourages listeners to be aware of how AI systems operate and the motivations behind them, ultimately empowering individuals to navigate the increasingly AI-driven world. Main Takeaways from the Episode: AI Literacy is Crucial for Everyone - Nisha emphasises that AI is already deeply embedded in daily life, impacting healthcare, finance, education, and more. Teaching people, especially kids, how to understand and work with AI is essential to empower them to thrive in an AI-driven future. Education helps remove fear, fosters creativity, and prepares individuals to engage with AI responsibly.Customisation and Relevance are Key in Learning AI - AI education should be tailored to each learner’s interests and needs, whether they’re students, professionals, or hobbyists. By letting kids merge AI with their passions (e.g., ballet, sports, or solving local problems), AIClub.World makes learning engaging and relevant while encouraging innovation and problem-solving.Ethics and Critical Thinking Matter in AI Development - Nisha highlights that AI itself is neither inherently good nor bad - it’s a tool shaped by the humans who create and use it. Teaching learners about bias, ethics, and privacy ensures they approach AI responsibly and understand its potential for both benefit and harm. Critical thinking and responsible usage are key to navigating AI’s vast capabilities. Find Nisha Talagala on LinkedIn Find AICub.World on social media: Facebook  |  Instagram |  LinkedIn The AIClub Research Program Textbook link: Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence Volume 1 - For Middle School and High School Students Forbes: Five AI Trends To Expect In 2025: Beyond ChatGPT And Friends - Links referenced in this episode: www.forbes.comwww.aiclub.world Companies mentioned in this episode: AIClub.World Forbes ParallelM DataRobot Intel SanDisk Fusion IO Google Yahoo

    39 min
  2. Balancing Innovation and Accountability: Simon Deane-Johns on Navigating AI’s Legal and Ethical Challenges

    31 JAN

    Balancing Innovation and Accountability: Simon Deane-Johns on Navigating AI’s Legal and Ethical Challenges

    Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the landscape of law and regulation, and Simon Deane-Johns joins Will Charlesworth to explore the implications of these changes. With a wealth of experience in fintech and legal frameworks, Simon discusses the challenges AI presents to existing regulatory structures, particularly in consumer protection and financial services. He emphasises the need for regulators to keep pace with technological advancements, highlighting the risks of AI's potential inaccuracies and biases in decision-making processes. The conversation looks into the different regulatory approaches taken by the EU and the UK, with Simon advocating for a more robust stance on privacy and copyright issues. As they navigate the intersection of AI, law, and societal impact, Simon and Will also reflect on the importance of ensuring that technology serves the public good rather than exacerbating existing vulnerabilities. Takeaways: AI technologies are often overhyped and underutilised, making it essential to understand their true capabilities and limitations. Regulators face challenges in keeping pace with the rapid advancements in AI and its implications for consumer protection. The conversation around AI should prioritise immediate concerns such as data privacy and copyright issues, not just futuristic threats. A well-defined regulatory framework can provide businesses the confidence to innovate while maintaining compliance with legal standards. AI's potential for bias and inaccuracies raises questions about its deployment in critical areas like loan approvals and law enforcement. Legal professionals and developers must communicate effectively to ensure compliance while fostering innovation in technology. Companies mentioned in this episode: Reuters Amazon Worldpay Zopa Nutmeg Rooster Money Peer to Peer Finance Association AOL

    48 min
  3. The Hidden Costs of AI: How Technology is Reshaping Our Relationships with Stephanie Antonian

    27 JAN

    The Hidden Costs of AI: How Technology is Reshaping Our Relationships with Stephanie Antonian

    This podcast episode features a compelling discussion on the significant impact of AI on family relationships, emphasising the alarming trend of family atomisation in the digital age. Host Iyabo Oba and guest Stephanie Antonian, founder and CEO of Aestora, delve into the emotional consequences of technology on children and the disconnect it creates within families. They explore the necessity for parents to regain control over their children's online experiences and the urgent call for a Digital Health Score, a tool designed to help families navigate the emotional landscape of online content. Antonian shares her extensive research on the relationship between AI and family dynamics, highlighting the importance of community, compassion, and forgiveness in fostering human connections. The conversation ultimately challenges listeners to rethink the role of technology in their lives and to prioritise nurturing relationships over the allure of digital distractions. Takeaways: The impact of AI on family dynamics is a critical area that requires more research. We need to empower parents to protect their children from online harms using AI tools. The Digital Health Score aims to provide insights into the psychological effects of online content. Social media shapes youth identities, often exposing them to harmful content without parental awareness. Emotional well-being and community support are essential for families to thrive in today's digital age. AI can be harnessed for positive outcomes by promoting creativity and healthy relationships. Links referenced in this episode: www.aestora.comdigitalhealthscore.io Companies mentioned in this episode: Aestora DeepMind Google X Google NASA Accenture Meta Podchaser verification - c7u6AmD8uVwTAgknzFXr

    42 min
  4. Behind the Lens: AI, Adventure, and Big Ideas with Simon Needham

    24 JAN

    Behind the Lens: AI, Adventure, and Big Ideas with Simon Needham

    What happens when an experienced creative, designer, photographer and director dives into the world of AI? This week on Creatives with AI, host Lena Robinson chats with Simon Needham, a Yorkshire-born photographer, director, and adventurer now based in LA. From co-founding ATTIK, a global design agency that changed the game, to crafting AI-powered visuals for conservation projects, Simon works hard to be ahead of the curve. In this lively conversation, Simon shares how his career evolved from creating communications for Nike and PlayStation to capturing breathtaking wildlife and sports photography, and how AI tools have become a surprising companion in his creative process. Along the way, he talks about lessons learned from dismissing the internet back in the 90s, the difference between traditional photography and AI-generated images, and why staying curious is the best skill a creative can have. Whether you’re curious about how AI is reshaping creativity or just love a good story about big ideas and bigger adventures, this episode has plenty to inspire. Takeaways: AI’s Creative Revolution: Simon shares how tools like MidJourney and Runway ML are transforming visual storytelling.Lessons from the Past: Early mistakes with the internet taught Simon the importance of embracing new technology like AI.AI vs. Real Photography: AI can mimic visuals, but can it replicate the emotional depth of real-world photography?The Future of Creatives: Roles like art direction and prompt engineering will likely define the next wave of creative careers.Balancing Passion and AI: Simon balances adventurous photography with the efficiency of AI innovation.Storytelling Still Rules: Despite AI advancements, emotional storytelling remains key to resonating with audiences. How to find Simon online: Website- simonneedham.comInstagram - @simonneedhamphotography | @human.kind.photography | @simon.fineartLinkedIn People and Companies mentioned in this episode: ATTIK (now part of dentsu)dentsu: https://www.dentsu.comNike: https://www.nike.comPlayStation: https://www.playstation.comToyota: https://www.toyota.comMidJourney: https://www.midjourney.comRunway ML: https://runwayml.comOpenAI: https://openai.comSam Altman CEO of OpenAI - a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Altman" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    1h 1m
  5. Unlocking Event Success: How VisualHive Uses AI to Transform B2B Events

    21 JAN

    Unlocking Event Success: How VisualHive Uses AI to Transform B2B Events

    Bogdan Maran, founder of VisualHive, discusses the transformative potential of AI in the B2B events industry, emphasising the challenges of content management and engagement post-events. His company aims to revolutionise how event organisers leverage data and content to enhance attendee experiences and maximise ROI. Bogdan shares insights from his extensive background in startups and media, highlighting how his journey has shaped the development of VisualHive's first product, Erleah, an AI-driven assistant designed to streamline operations and connect exhibitors with valuable leads. The conversation delves into the importance of user-curated content and the need for effective tools that allow non-technical stakeholders to manage event data seamlessly. As they explore the competitive landscape, Bogdan also reveals his vision for a future where the value of event content is fully realised, creating a sustainable business model that benefits all participants in the event ecosystem. Takeaways: VisualHive is redefining how B2B events utilise data, enhancing attendee experiences and maximising ROI. Bogdan Maran’s journey involved years of trials, leading to the creation of Erleah, an AI-driven assistant. The importance of content in B2B events is often overlooked, leading to missed opportunities. VisualHive’s unique value proposition lies in merging media expertise with event technology solutions. The company focuses on user-curated content to improve engagement and streamline event follow-up processes. The market for event tech solutions is vast, with significant untapped potential in Europe alone. Links referenced in this episode: www.visualhive.cowww.pwc.comwww.redbull.comwww.reuters.comwww.kaspersky.comwww.eventtechlive.comwww.youtube.comwww.instagram.comwww.twitter.comwww.facebook.comwww.linkedin.com

    54 min
  6. The Legal Landscape of Autonomous Vehicles: Insights from Lucy McCormick

    17 JAN

    The Legal Landscape of Autonomous Vehicles: Insights from Lucy McCormick

    Will Charlesworth welcomes Lucy McCormick, a commercial barrister with expertise in advanced driver assistance systems and automated vehicles, to explore the evolving intersection of law and artificial intelligence. The conversation delves into the implications of the Automated Vehicles Act 2024, which introduces new legal concepts such as the “user in charge” and the “authorised self-driving entity,” addressing the regulatory landscape for self-driving cars. Lucy discusses the importance of clarifying marketing terminology to prevent public confusion over vehicle capabilities. The episode also highlights ethical dilemmas surrounding AI decision-making, especially in critical scenarios, and the challenge of ensuring accountability while balancing safety and explainability. Listeners will gain insights into the future of product liability concerning AI and the pressing need for a comprehensive legal framework to keep pace with technological advancements. Takeaways: The podcast emphasises that the information provided does not constitute legal advice, highlighting the importance of consulting a professional for specific legal issues. Lucy McCormick discusses her journey into the intersection of AI and law, noting her early interest in automated vehicles. The Automated Vehicles Act 2024 introduces new legal concepts, such as 'user in charge' and 'no user in charge' vehicles. Generative AI is being cautiously adopted in legal practices, with varying acceptance among junior and senior lawyers. A significant challenge in AI regulation is ensuring accountability while maintaining the technology's effectiveness and safety. The marketing regulations for automated vehicles aim to clarify the distinction between assistance systems and fully autonomous driving capabilities. Companies mentioned in this episode: Ondison Chambers Henderson Chambers DeepMind

    38 min
  7. From Data to Decisions: Sarah Clarke on AI Literacy and Trust

    15 JAN

    From Data to Decisions: Sarah Clarke on AI Literacy and Trust

    Sarah Clarke, a technology governance specialist, joins Jo to discuss the complexities of AI governance and the critical need for organisations to enhance their AI literacy. As the landscape of artificial intelligence evolves rapidly, Sarah highlights the importance of understanding how AI systems function and the potential risks they pose. She emphasises that while generative AI tools like ChatGPT offer exciting possibilities, they also require careful consideration regarding data privacy, ethical implications, and the human oversight necessary to ensure their safe implementation. Sarah shares insights from her extensive experience in governance, risk, and compliance, advocating for a proactive approach to managing AI technologies within organisations. The conversation also touches on the gender dynamics in tech and the need for inclusive communities to support diverse voices in the AI field. Takeaways: Understanding AI's complexities is crucial for effective governance and risk management in organisations. The integration of AI into existing systems requires careful consideration of data privacy and security. Training and upskilling employees in AI literacy is essential for successful implementation. Automation bias can lead to over-reliance on AI outputs, risking critical thinking. Collaboration between technical experts and end-users is necessary to realise AI's potential benefits. Ethical considerations must be prioritised when deploying AI technologies in sensitive areas. Links relevant to this episode: ForHumanity - ForHumanity is a non-profit public charity that supports independent audit of AI Systems.Sarah Clarke on LinkedIn Companies mentioned in this episode: World Ethical Data Foundation Manchester University Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers For Humanity Amazon Web Services Google Cloud

    48 min
  8. Engineering the Future: Sean Bulmer on AI, Data, and Smart Tech

    13 JAN

    Engineering the Future: Sean Bulmer on AI, Data, and Smart Tech

    Sean Bulmer joins host Dave Atkinson to explore the intricacies of artificial intelligence and its impact on technology and society. They discuss the dual nature of intelligent machines—while these technologies can handle mundane tasks, there's a concern that as they become more capable, they may also seek to automate their own existence, leading to unforeseen challenges. The conversation delves into vehicle-to-infrastructure technology, emphasizing the importance of data capture and communication methods in improving transportation systems. Additionally, they touch on the evolving roles in the workforce as AI continues to advance, highlighting the emergence of new job categories like prompt engineering. Ultimately, Sean and Dave advocate for a vision of AI that enhances human life and fosters a more connected world, while also addressing the potential risks of cybersecurity in an increasingly automated future. Takeaways: The evolution of AI will lead to machines doing mundane tasks humans prefer to avoid. As AI technology advances, it will create new job roles and require new skills. Cybersecurity will face challenges as AI becomes both a tool for attackers and defenders. Data management is crucial in the era of AI, especially with increasing data storage needs. The societal impact of AI includes addressing food distribution and environmental management challenges. Intelligent machines may change how humans interact with technology, leading to improved quality of life.

    43 min
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In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping the frontiers of every industry, understanding AI is no longer optional; it’s imperative. “WithAI FM” presents a curated series of podcasts that serve as a compass through the dynamic realm of AI’s applications, from creative arts to architectural design. Each show, such as 'Creatives with AI, 'Women with AI', or 'Marketing with AI', is a specialised conduit into the nuances of AI within different professional landscapes. These are not just discussions; they are narratives of the future, unfolding one episode at a time. Each show thrives on the expertise of its host – a seasoned industry professional who brings their insights to the microphone to enlighten, challenge, and drive the AI-centric discourse. These voices are at the forefront, navigating through the complexities of AI, simplifying the jargon, and uncovering the potential within each vertical.

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