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In the final episode of our generative AI series, we look ahead to see how this powerful technology might affect the economy and society in the long run. How will generative AI change the economic landscape? How will it challenge the professional service sectors? 
 Ben Bilsland, Tom Pugh, RSM’s economist, and Joel Segal, a business transformation partner at RSM UK, join us to talk about the possible changes that generative AI could bring in the next 30 years. They discuss how productivity and its distribution among society might change, and how work tasks and human skills such as creativity, critical thinking, and communication might evolve in response to the technology.  


They also consider the difficulties and opportunities that AI brings, such as workforce shifts, education reforms, and the need for human-machine cooperation. Listen for a thoughtful discussion on how generative AI could shape the future of work, productivity, social interactions, and the impact of this rapidly advancing technology.


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In our latest episode of our generative AI series, explore the ethical considerations surrounding the use of generative AI tools. Uncover the challenges posed to human workers and the complexities of consent and ownership of the data that fuel them as well as the biases and errors in the results they produce. Our expert panel, featuring host Ben Bilsland and RSM consultants Dr Priya Khambhaita and Matthew Clark, reveal the deep ethical consequences on businesses and society.
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In the second episode of our generative AI series, our panel of expert guests are discussing the risks associated with this ever-evolving technology, alongside the generative AI real economy campaign, and how regulations could impact the way businesses use generative AI. Join host Ben Bilsland, media and technology partner, along with guests Sheila Pancholi, technology risk assurance partner at RSM UK, and Mark Webber, US managing partner at Fieldfisher, for a captivating discussion.

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In the first episode of our generative AI series, our panel of experts discusses the impact and potential of this emerging technology. They delve into the rise of Gen AI, the crucial role that data plays, and the insights gained by RSM UK. Join host Ben Bilsland, media and technology partner, along with guests Sarah Belsham, data analytics and insights partner, and Chris Knowles, chief digital officer from RSM UK, for an engaging conversation.

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Our host, Zoe Morton is joined by RSM UK's resident consumer duty expert Michael McCormick and George Houston, group compliance officer at Mattioli Woods, to analyse the latest Consumer Duty rules and regulations. Our panel of experts shed light on what these new regulations are and how businesses can get to grips with them.
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In this episode, Julia Penny, the former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), sits down with RSM’s tax expert, Susan Ball to discuss the profession and ICAEW’s role in creating positive change. We explore the institute’s five strategic themes as part of its 10-year strategy, the significant role accounting plays in championing the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how ICAEW is creating a more diverse talent pool. 

Disclaimer: Susan and Julia were the current presidents of their respected institutes at the time of recording this episode.
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