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Women WithAI™

A bi-weekly show hosted by Jo Shilton for women (and men) who are working with or interested in AI and how it's impacting women in the workplace now and in the future.

OCT 9

The Future of AI: Natalia Burina's Vision for Innovation and Inclusivity

Natalia Burina, a prominent AI product leader and venture capitalist, shares her incredible journey from escaping war-torn Bosnia to becoming a leading figure in the AI field. With a background that includes key roles at Meta and Salesforce, Natalia has a wealth of experience in product management, particularly in developing AI technologies that cater to a global audience. The discussion delves into the challenges she faced in creating fair and unbiased AI systems for billions of users, emphasising the importance of understanding cultural nuances and the historical biases present in data. Natalia highlights the need for transparency in AI and the ethical implications of technology, particularly how biases in data can lead to skewed outcomes in AI applications. Her insights reveal how companies can proactively address these biases through tools like fairness flow, which helps engineers assess and mitigate potential biases in AI models before they go live. Takeaways: Natalia emphasises the importance of addressing bias in AI systems to ensure fairness and representation across diverse populations. She highlights the transition from building AI products to investing in AI startups, focusing on both product and business aspects. Natalia discusses the challenges of working in a male-dominated tech environment and the necessity of finding supportive mentors and sponsors. In her experience, ethical considerations in AI involve transparency, particularly in ad targeting and user data usage. The future of AI is seen as promising, with potential applications that could revolutionise drug discovery and productivity in various sectors. She encourages individuals interested in AI to find their passion, learn through hands-on experience, and utilise available online resources. Connect with Natalia Burina on LinkedIn AI Studios by Natalia Burina podcast on Substack Natalia Burina on X (Twitter) MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) - free online courses OpenCourseWare Coursera online courses DeepLearning AI courses BBC article about how groups that support women in the tech industry are struggling to survive. Companies mentioned in this episode: Meta Facebook Salesforce Microsoft Samsung Storm Ventures Nvidia

39 min
SEP 25

The Legal Maze of AI: Media Manipulation and Beyond with Kelsey Farish

Join us for an enlightening discussion with Kelsey Farish, a top media and entertainment lawyer who has transitioned her expertise from traditional IP law into the cutting-edge world of artificial intelligence. Kelsey shares her unique journey and how her passion for the movie industry, coupled with a crucial incident involving Scarlett Johansson and deepfakes, sparked her deep interest in the legal implications of AI. We dive into the challenges of protecting one's image in the modern digital landscape and the intricacies of navigating multiple legal systems that often struggle to catch up with technological advancements. Takeaways Existing laws are inadequate in regulating AI-generated content, such as deep fakes, due to the complexities of intellectual property and publicity rights.The use of AI in the film industry raises concerns about content inflation and job displacement, but also offers opportunities for democratisation of filmmaking.Individuals can protect their image rights through contracts, even in the absence of specific legislation.The legal landscape surrounding AI and media is evolving, but it will take time for laws to catch up with technological advancements.AI can be used in film production to create realistic scenes and finish films when actors pass away.The right of publicity protects individuals' control over their image and how it is used in films and online.AI can be used as a tool to detect harmful content and manipulated videos online.Transparency and education are crucial in understanding and navigating the use of AI.AI can provide access to new ideas and concepts, but it's important to challenge and look beyond algorithmic recommendations.There is a need for laws and regulations to ensure responsible use of AI and protect individuals' rights. Find Kelsey Farish on LinkedIn Visit Kelsey's website and find a spotlight on Kelsey's AI Media Expertise Kelsey on X Kelsey is also an advisory board member of vera.ai

39 min
SEP 11

Revolutionising Marketing and Embracing Diversity with Anna Mountford

In this episode, Jo Shilton interviews Anna Mountford, the founder of Green Wall Marketing, about her experience with AI in marketing. They discuss the impact of AI on creativity, the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated industry, and the potential of AI in various sectors. They also touch on the ethical considerations of AI and the importance of continuous learning. Takeaways AI can enhance creativity and improve marketing strategies when used effectively.Women in business face challenges in male-dominated industries, but having supportive mentors and managers can make a difference.AI has both positive and negative implications, and it is important to use it responsibly and ethically.Continuous learning is crucial in the rapidly evolving field of AI and marketing.There is a need for more women to be involved in AI and to have their voices heard in the industry. Find Anna on LinkedIn Green Wall Marketing

35 min
AUG 28

AI and Forensic Science: A Conversation with Prof. Ruth Morgan on Innovation, Ethics, and the Future

In this conversation, Jo Shilton interviews Professor Ruth Morgan, a Professor of Crime & Forensic Science and Vice Dean (Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship) at UCL, about her work at the intersection of science, technology, and the humanities. They discuss the use of AI in forensic science and the challenges of evidence interpretation, and they also touch on the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and the impact of culture and context on scientific observations. Professor Morgan shares her journey into forensic science and the need for evidential underpinning in forensic techniques. The conversation highlights the role of AI in fingerprint and DNA databases and the potential for AI to enhance evidence analysis in forensic science. The conversation explores the use of AI in forensic science and the challenges and opportunities it presents. It discusses the shift from traditional forensic methods to the analysis of digital footprints and the vast amount of data available. The conversation also delves into the challenges of bias and regulation in AI, as well as the need for interdisciplinary collaboration and the importance of human creativity in the age of AI. Takeaways Forensic science requires interdisciplinary approaches that bring together diverse ways of thinking and seeing.The interpretation of evidence in forensic science is influenced by culture, context, and the scientist's perspective.The development of fingerprint and DNA databases in forensic science has relied on algorithmic tools for searching and identification.AI has the potential to enhance evidence analysis in forensic science and improve the understanding of what evidence means in a forensic context. AI is transforming forensic science by enabling the analysis of digital footprints and the vast amount of data available.The shift from traditional forensic methods to AI-based analysis presents challenges in finding relevant material in a large ocean of data.Bias and regulation are important considerations in the use of AI in forensic science.Interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial in harnessing the full potential of AI in forensic science.Human creativity and craft are still essential in the age of AI, and AI should be seen as a tool to enhance human capabilities.

36 min
AUG 14

Empowering Women in AI: Verena Weber on Diversity, Leadership, and Innovation

Verena Weber, a Chief AI Officer on Demand and founder of the 'Women in AI' newsletter shares her insights on being a woman in AI and the challenges of gender diversity in the industry. She emphasises the need for women to advocate for themselves, be proactive in promoting their achievements, and overcome imposter syndrome. Verena also discusses the importance of embracing feminine qualities in the workplace and creating a supportive community for women in tech. She advises caution when using AI tools, highlighting the need to be aware of bias and provide specific feedback to improve the output. Verena also expresses her optimism about the future of AI, and its potential to automate tasks and free up time for more meaningful work.

36 min
JUL 31

Breaking Barriers: Dr. Eva Agapaki on AI, Diversity, and Ethics in Tech

Dr. Eva Agapaki, an AI product leader, discusses the current state and future of AI, as well as the challenges and opportunities for women in the field. She emphasises the importance of generating new information and context through generative AI and highlights the need for AI governance and regulation. Dr Agapaki also shares her journey into AI and the inspiration behind starting Hatch Labs, a company that helps entrepreneurs and organisations adopt AI. She also discusses the misconceptions about AI and the potential for AI to augment human work. Takeaways AI governance and regulation are crucial to address ethical concerns, biases, and potential misuse of AI.Women in AI face challenges but can find support through mentorship, networking, and conferences.AI products and pilots require careful consideration of scalability and integration with existing systems.The future of AI holds opportunities for innovation and positive impact but also requires responsible and ethical use.Aspiring AI professionals and entrepreneurs should attend conferences, join communities, and stay informed through newsletters and podcasts.

31 min
JUL 17

Harnessing AI for Mental Health Breakthroughs with Dr Sarah Morgan

Dr Sarah Morgan, a senior lecturer in healthcare engineering, discusses her work in using AI to predict and understand mental health conditions. She explains how AI can analyse brain images and speech data to provide valuable insights for clinicians. Dr. Morgan emphasises the importance of including diverse populations in research and decision-making processes. She also highlights the need to address unconscious biases in AI algorithms and the value of human interaction in healthcare. The conversation touches on the challenges of navigating a male-dominated field and the role of AI in advancing mental health research. Takeaways AI can be used to predict and understand mental health conditions by analysing brain images and speech data.Including diverse populations in research and decision-making processes is crucial for addressing biases and ensuring equitable healthcare.AI should be seen as a tool to support clinicians, not replace them, in making high-stakes decisions.Navigating a male-dominated field requires amplifying women's voices and advocating for equal recognition and opportunities.The rapid advancements in AI techniques, including generative AI, offer exciting possibilities for future research and applications in healthcare.

30 min
JUL 3

Insights on AI, Bias, and Business Transformation with Suzanna Chaplin

In this conversation, Jo Shilton interviews Suzanna Chaplin, CEO of ESB Connect and Data Labs Group, about the use of AI in email marketing and customer acquisition. They discuss the evolution of AI in the industry, the benefits and challenges of using AI in email campaigns, and the importance of diversity in AI development. They also touch on the potential biases in AI data and the need for human oversight. Overall, the conversation highlights the value of AI in improving customer experiences and finding new trends and patterns in data. Takeaways AI has greatly improved the speed and efficiency of building data models and analysing large datasets in email marketing.AI can help identify underlying patterns and remove biases in email campaigns, leading to better results.The human element is still crucial in training AI models and ensuring the ethical use of AI.Diversity in AI development teams is important to avoid biases and create more inclusive and effective AI solutions.AI has the potential to make the internet more accessible and user-friendly by understanding natural language queries.

32 min

MAR 3

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A bi-weekly show hosted by Jo Shilton for women (and men) who are working with or interested in AI and how it's impacting women in the workplace now and in the future.

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