Join John Thompson, the Head of AI at EY and an expert in Generative and Causal AI, as he discusses the intricate balance between privacy and productivity in the workplace. He dives into the challenges of implementing generative AI in a regulated environment while ensuring data security. John also shares insights on enhancing efficiency through AI in tasks like document summarization and explores the potential of synthetic data. His seasoned perspective on industry trends and decision-making in AI is both enlightening and essential for any tech enthusiast.

Dr. John Thompson, an acclaimed Egyptologist with expertise in ancient scriptures, dives into the frequently misunderstood concept of curses in sacred texts. He clarifies that supposed racial curses in the Book of Abraham actually refer to legal disinheritance, a temporary spiritual condition irrelevant to race. The discussion covers generational curses, covenant lineage, and the significance of adherence to divine laws. It emphasizes God's unconditional love and the importance of understanding spiritual inheritance within a broader cultural context.

In this podcast, John Thompson from Circling Europe discusses trauma-informed circling and surrendered leadership. They explore creating safe deep circling spaces, evolution of Circling Europe, importance of trauma-informed practices, transformative power of circling, and announcement of International Circling Festival.

Marine veterans John Warren and John Thompson share their experiences and leadership principles in combat. They discuss valuing grit and potential, building resilient fireteams, and cross-training team members. The podcast also covers raising capital, building a strong team, and the qualities of successful leaders.

John Thompson, Emeritus Professor, Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, discusses his book 'Book Wars: The Digital Revolution in Publishing' on crowdfunding, audio books, distribution chains, social media, self-publishing, ebooks, Amazon, and retail. He highlights the opportunity created by the digital revolution to reach out directly to readers and consumers. The podcast also explores the impact of digital technologies on book publishing and the challenges faced by the industry in the age of self-publishing.