AI Interrogator

The Use of AI Tools in Education and Personal Productivity with Cisco's Courtney Batiste

In this episode of The AI Interrogator, host Kate Bevan talks to Courtney Batiste, a business development lead at Cisco and founder of the Batiste Project. Explore how AI is reshaping education and personal productivity, particularly in aiding individuals with ADHD. Courtney shares her firsthand experiences and insights into leveraging AI tools for improved focus and productivity, both in her professional role and in empowering young learners. Dive into the ethical considerations surrounding AI adoption and gain valuable insights on responsible learning practices.

AI for Sustainability with Google's Miku Jha

Join host Kate Bevan in a compelling conversation with Miku Jha, a serial entrepreneur at Google Cloud, on the intersection of AI and sustainability. Discover how AI optimizes supply chains to reduce food waste and the importance of integrating sustainability into AI development. Explore the balance between innovation and responsibility, and the ongoing efforts to ensure AI's safe and ethical use for a sustainable future.

Trustworthy AI and Ethics with IBM Consulting's Phaedra Boinodiris

IBM Consulting's global lead for Trustworthy AI, Phaedra Boinodiris, joins host Kate Bevan in this episode of Infosys's being AI-first podcast, the AI Interrogator. They discuss the multifaceted challenges of ensuring ethical and inclusive AI development. From the importance of diverse and inclusive teams to the role of young people in shaping AI's future, Phaedra shares valuable insights into building trustworthy AI systems. Discover why accountability and governance are crucial in AI development and why fears of AI-induced apocalypses might be missing the mark.

The Legal Challenges and Considerations of AI Development with Lorna Woods

In this episode, we explore legal landscape surrounding AI development and deployment. Host Kate Bevan, along with legal expert Professor Lorna Woods, navigates through the complex web of regulations, from data protection to intellectual property rights. They explore the challenges faced by businesses and policymakers alike in ensuring AI technologies are developed and deployed responsibly. Join us as we uncover the legal nuances shaping the future of AI innovation and its impact on society.

How Can We Make AI Responsible with Clare McGlynn

How can we make AI responsible? Professor Clare McGlynn and host Kate Bevan discuss the challenges and missed opportunities to make AI more reasonable, using the recent case of Taylor Swift deepfakes as a jumping off point. This episode explores the urgent need for action in safeguarding privacy and dignity in the age of artificial intelligence.

AI, Data, and the Future of Healthcare with Lauren Bevan

In this episode host Kate Bevan interviews Lauren Bevan, director of consulting at Ethical Healthcare Consulting. They discuss how AI can address workforce shortages, standardize practices, and enhance clinical decision-making. The conversation covers applications in diagnostics, challenges related to data quality and privacy, and importance of data labelling. 

The AI Gravy Train, Opportunism and Innovation with Zoe Kleinman

In this episode of AI Interrogator, Zoe Kleinman, the BBC's Technology Editor, talks to host Kate Bevan about the recent AI Summit in Bletchley. Kleinman shares illuminating perspectives on OpenAI's trajectory, examines the role of Sam Altman, and explores the dynamics of opportunism within the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, providing a unique insight into the forces steering the future of technology.

The Power of Teens' Voices in AI with TeenTech's Maggie Philbin

AI Interrogator presents an exclusive conversation with Maggie Philbin, CEO of TeenTech and former presenter on BBC's 'Swap Shop,' 'Tomorrow's World,' and 'Bang Goes the Theory'. Join host Kate Bevan as they explore the role that teens play as stakeholders in shaping the ethical landscape of artificial intelligence.

AI’s Impact on Journalism with Columbia Professor Emily Bell

AI is creating challenges and opportunities in newsrooms everywhere.  Professor Emily Bell, founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism School and a leading thinker on digital journalism uncovers the intricate relationship between AI and journalism. Professor Bell talks to host Kate Bevan about unraveling AI's ethical complexities and transformative potential to shape the future of media. 

AI’s Data Dilemma with Timandra Harkness

Timandra Harkness, presenter of the BBC Radio 4 series FutureProofing, delves into the complexities of data's role in AI. This conversation with host Kate Bevan addresses privacy concerns, transparency challenges, and the delicate balance required for ethical decision-making in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.