MTF Labs Podcast Music Tech Fest

"Smaller fish, like clownfish, they're very talkative. They exchange lots of information between each other when they communicate, they have their own social structures, and they debate among themselves as well so it's quite interesting to observe that."

"I think it's all the same thing. I use the term Black Music. I think you could use the term Jazz. Or you could use the sociological term Afro-diasporic music. There is something continuous - even in terms of how it evolves and changes and brings new things in."

Sofia Crespo is a visual artist who uses artificial intelligence technology to create speculative biological life forms. "I think a crucial part of creativity comes from iterations... exploring all of the ramifications that a single idea can have. And that's something where assisted creativity helps a lot."

Gary Pisano is a Professor at the Harvard Business School and the author of Creative Construction: the DNA of Sustained Innovation. "I believe we can make progress. Our televisions are better than they were when I was a kid. Our phones are better today. Things are better. Technologies are better. Organisations are technologies. We can make those technologies better."

Dr. Anna Grichting is a Swiss architect, urbanist and musician designing beautiful spaces for a sustainable world. "Your job as an urbanist or architect is to see what needs to be done to improve the environment, not just about real estate or making money. Of course we have to make beautiful objects but it's really about the quality of life for everybody."

Yaniv Balmas is head of Cyber Research at Check Point Software in Tel Aviv. "In any new war, the interesting part for offensive cyber security is that the term "war" is not the war that we know. Not tank against tank or man with a rifle against man with a rifle. It's somebody sitting in one part of the world pushing a button against someone in another part of the world pushing a button."