Bernard Marr's Future of Business & Technology Podcast

I speak to Brian Christian, author of 'The Alignment Problem – How AI Learns Human Values' about how we still face some significant hurdles when it comes to building machines that are truly capable of thinking and acting like humans. 

Every year, Accenture releases its technology vision with the key trends for the near future. I spoke to Accenture's Group Chief Executive for Technology Paul Daugherty about their 2022 trends.

I speak with AI expert Neil Sahota about the growing problems with deep fakes.  

Today's conversation is about why it might be a good time now for machines to replace certain jobs. We will be exploring how technology can help to address issues and how we might effectivly reskill employees for the future of work. To discuss this topic with me today, I am joined by Ravi Kumar, president at Infosys.

Today's conversation is about the future of enterprise 5G applications and to discuss this topic, I am joined by Tom Loozen, Global Telecommunications Leader at EY.

In this conversation I discuss the topic of deep fakes with my guest Eric Haller, executive Vice President and global head of Experian Datalabs. The ability to create deepfakes has evolved rapidly, which brings both opportunities and threats. Here we look at the good, the bad and the ugly of deepfakes in today’s, and tomorrow’s world.

In this session we explore the latest in conversational AI and look at how it is applied in retail and CPG businesses. My guest is Srini Vinnakota, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle Digital Assistant. For more, check out this report: https://www.oracle.com/explore/analyt...

In this podcast we look at the future of flying taxies, in particular clean, hydrogen-powered urban passenger drones that can fly autonomously. To discuss this topic, I am joined by my guest Brian Morrison, co-founder of Alaka’i and inventor of the Skai vehicle.

As AI reshapes businesses, speed and scale to power ever-increasing complex machine learning models, innovative financial services firms are improving predictive analytics, customer experiences, fraud detection, and securing transactions. This session will continue our discussion on accelerating innovation for financial services firms with artificial intelligence. To do this, I am joined by Greg Pavlik, SVP, Data and AI Services, Oracle and Kevin Levitt, Global industry business development, Financial Services, Nvidia

In this conversation we explore the development and launch of a new brand with the input of artificial intelligence and machine learning. I speak to Sama Tea brand co-founder Radhi Devlukia-Shetty as well as the founders of 100.co who worked with Sama and brought the AI capabilities.