Alasdair Keane

The inventor of the first Apple computer Steve "Woz" Wozniak tells us of his fears that AI will supercharge scams. BBC education correspondent Hazel Shearing reports on whether chatbots could help you pass your exams. Bhaskar Chakravorti Dean of Global Business at The Fletcher School, Tufts University, says chatGPT "mania" is distracting from all the other useful things AI could do. And tech reporter Alasdair Keane is in Liverpool, for Eurovision, for a tour of the tech powering an international song contest.(Photo Credit: Co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak attends the Digital X 2022 event by Deutsche Telekom on September 13, 2022 in Cologne, Germany. Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images).

Alasdair Keane, co-founder of the groundbreaking Formula E racing series, dives into the transformative world of electric racing. He reflects on a decade of innovations and the emotional dynamics of being a driver in this new era. Sustainability takes center stage as they discuss the environmental goals of the event and explore innovative solutions like generative AI at a world-record-breaking hackathon. With a nod to empowering women in motorsport, Keane also envisions a future where racing technology reshapes everyday automotive experiences.

Alasdair Keane, a commentator on online abuse in sports, discusses the alarming rise of harassment aimed at athletes, especially with the Paris Olympics nearing. He highlights an innovative AI platform aimed at monitoring and combating this issue. Shiona McCallum introduces Project Pixel, where aspiring game designers create impactful mobile games for charity. They also delve into a remarkable initiative in Rwanda utilizing 3D scanning technology to custom-fit prosthetic limbs, showcasing how technology can revolutionize care and support in resource-limited settings.