AI Interrogator

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.   

Navigate Business AI with Shamala Sadananda

Discover how businesses are actually using AI. Infosys senior technology architect Shamala Sadananda gives host Kate Bevan an insider’s view of multimodal AI models, practical applications of AI, and ethical considerations.

Generative AI’s Impact on Europe with Ann-Kathrin Sauthoff-Bloch

European companies are working with generative AI to build tools and services. Managing Director of Infosys Consulting in Germany, Ann-Kathrin Sauthoff-Bloch, and host Kate Bevan discuss the cautious approach of European businesses towards AI due to regulatory concerns.

Generative AI Adoption Across Industries with Mona Dash

Learn how companies are deploying AI, the technologies being used and the sectors that are embracing it. Mona Dash manages AI and automation practice sales for Infosys in Europe. In this conversation with host Kate Bevan, Dash highlights the growing interest in generative AI and its applications in software engineering, customer experience, and contact centers.

The Race to Regulation with Professor Lilian Edwards

Professor Lilian Edwards of Newcastle University joins host Kate Bevan of the Infosys Knowledge Institute to discuss where we are with regulating AI and the challenges in getting the global community on board.