With 77% of 13-18 year olds using artificial intelligence in some way, how can we make sure young people are using AI effectively while also protecting them from its potential dangers?

In this episode of All About Business, I sit down with Philip Colligan, the CEO of Raspberry Pi Foundation, which provides free AI education to children across the globe. We discuss why AI is becoming more and more human-like, how to build a global network and why asking AI to help with homework might not be such a bad thing.

Philip Colligan is the CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, a charity that promotes computing education for young people. The Foundation aims to help young people realise their full potential through the power of digital education.

Timestamps

02:05 Raspberry Pi going from charity to billion-pound business

07:07 The IPO journey and listing Raspberry Pi

15:39 AI literacy and preparing the next generation

27:44 The role of AI in education

31:07 Inspiring young minds

36:45 Global expansion and partnerships

39:06 Challenges and strategies for global outreach

Links

Check out Experience AI

Visit Raspberry Pi foundation’s website

Visit Code Club

Visit Hello World

Follow Philip on LinkedIn

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