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Marco Ramilli joins us to discuss the urgent need for technology that can identify whether images and videos have been generated by artificial intelligence. He shares that the idea for his software arose from a viral image of the Pope in a designer jacket, which sparked widespread debate and confusion over its authenticity. As the digital landscape becomes increasingly cluttered with manipulated content, Marco emphasizes the critical importance of distinguishing reality from fabrication. He explains how his software leverages advanced AI models to analyze visual content and determine its origins. This conversation sheds light on the broader implications of...

In this episode of Creatives WithAI, Lena Robinson and David Brown are joined by Tim Carter (CEO) and Simon Mirren (Creative Officer) of Karmanline, a newly launched company focused on integrating AI into the content production industry. Together, they dive into the provocations and potential of AI in storytelling and content creation, from the philosophical to the practical.

Simon brings his decades of experience as a showrunner and storyteller (Criminal Minds, Versailles etc.) to interrogate whether machines can ever grasp the soul of a narrative. Tim, with a background in IP, tech, and ethics, unpacks how generative to...

Dr. Sonia Tiwari joins Iyabo Oba on Relationships WithAI to explore how her work in design, education, and character creation intersects with AI, particularly in emotionally safe and ethical ways. Sonia shares how AI characters can foster learning, how her personal journey shaped her approach, and why foundational skills matter in AI collaboration. The conversation delves into topics like dual empathy, the dangers of parasocial AI relationships, and the mental health chatbot she created, Limona. Sonia calls for thoughtful design, cultural awareness, and clear guardrails to ensure AI supports rather than harms, especially in children’s lives.

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In this episode of Relationships WithAI, Iyabo Oba sits down with tech transformation consultant and TurnTroop founder Rola Aina for a wide-ranging conversation on leadership, purpose, and building with AI.

Rola shares how her faith and upbringing shape her mission to make AI adoption both ethical and inclusive. She explains how TurnTroop is using African talent to help businesses implement AI responsibly, creating social impact while solving real enterprise problems. They discuss why generosity is not a soft skill but a strategic one, and how emotionally intelligent leadership can slow things down to build faster, fairer systems.<...

In this episode of Women WithAI, Dr. Lyudmila Lugovskaya brings her extensive experience in AI and data science to our conversation. We discuss how she helps companies navigate the complex landscape of generative AI to achieve real business outcomes. Lyudmila highlights the common misconceptions surrounding AI, particularly the overestimation of its capabilities and the importance of having clean, organised data. We explore the evolving job market as AI becomes more integrated into various industries, and the necessity for humans to adapt and maintain essential skills. Our discussion emphasises the potential of AI as a tool for innovation while also...

Ash Stearn is transforming how non-technical professionals engage with AI automation. In our conversation, she shares her journey from being a content writer to a leader in the AI agent space. Ashleigh emphasises the importance of community, particularly her woman-led AI agent building group that supports diverse voices in technology. We discuss the distinction between AI agents and traditional models like ChatGPT, particularly how agents can make autonomous decisions. Her insights provide a clear path for those interested in learning about AI, highlighting the significance of prompt engineering and the accessibility of tools like Relevance AI.

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In this lively and thought-provoking episode of Creatives WithAI, host Lena Robinson partners up with fellow Startups WithAI host and the OG of this show, David Brown as she is joined by AI entrepreneur and digital platform expert Doug Ayres. Doug shares his insights from nearly two decades in digital innovation, including his latest ventures at EBM and Chat2Impact, where AI is reshaping how charities and nonprofits interact, automate, and support the people who need them most.

This episode also marks the debut of the show’s refreshed format, featuring an open discussion on zeitgeist-defining stories bro...

In this illuminating conversation, Lena Robinson sits down with Bridget Greenwood, founder of The Bigger Pie and co-founder of The200BnClub, to explore how systemic bias in innovation funding is holding back potential and what it takes to shift the dial for good.

Bridget, a long-time advocate for women in emerging tech, shares her personal journey from financial advising to Web3, and now AI education, all fueled by her drive to make change scalable, sustainable, and inclusive.

Bridget doesn’t just talk about inclusion, she builds ecosystems for it. She discusses why confidence is just as cr...

In this relationship-themed discussion, Angeline Corvaglia shares her journey from sales and digital transformation to AI advocacy. She focuses on AI’s psychological impact, especially on young people, and explains why emotional safety, critical thinking, and cultural representation are essential when engaging with AI tools like chatbots.

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In this latest episode of Women WithAI, host Joanna Shilton welcomes back the always dynamic Joy Dean, EMEA VP of Publisher Partnerships at Optima, founder of The Digital Dean, and a creative entrepreneur who’s helping individuals and companies reimagine their approach to AI, strategy, and scale.

Joy brings radical clarity to a rapidly evolving space, cutting through the noise to offer practical insight into how AI can become a true partner in business, creative practice, and personal productivity. From her background in global ad tech to her wellness retreats and bespoke consultancy, Joy is the definition of a...

What happens when a talented illustrator's journey comes to an end and that same creative person finds something even more powerful on the other side? In this episode of Creatives WithAI, host Lena Robinson is joined by Tigz Rice, an award-winning empowerment photographer whose career began in the world of illustration and design before she pivoted into photography through the sparkling, vibrant world of burlesque.

Tigz shares her journey from designing on the page to capturing confidence through the lens, using her signature editorial style to help clients reconnect with their bodies, embrace visibility, and show up...

AI is reshaping industries, but what about relationships, the ones that drive business, investment, and governance?

In this episode of Relationships WithAI, host Iyabo Oba is joined by entrepreneur, angel investor, and investment director Nzube Ufodike to explore the power of relationships in leadership, investment, and AI adoption. With over £50M in capital raised, Nzube has helped startups and growth-stage businesses secure funding and develop strategies that turn ideas into thriving companies. He advises founders, accelerator portfolios, and business owners on how to build the right connections, whether for investment, scaling, or navigating the AI revolution.

In this episode, Jo speaks with Hannah Marr, an educational publishing professional turned AI leader. Hannah shares how she transitioned from working with printed books and cassettes to guiding AI adoption in education at Cambridge University Press & Assessment.

They discuss how AI is being used to support, not replace, teachers, and why responsible implementation is key to ensuring AI benefits educators, students, and researchers.

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✅ Hannah’s career journey from traditional publishing to AI

✅ How teachers are already using AI tools like ChatGPT in the classroom

✅ The importance of keepi...

This special episode of Women WithAI marks a double celebration: International Women's Day 2025 and the one-year anniversary of the Women WithAI podcast. Host Joanna Shilton is joined by two powerhouse female voices from the WithAI FM Podcast Network, Iyabo Oba  host of Relationships WithAI and Lena Robinson host of Creatives WithAI, for a deep and candid discussion on this year’s International Women’s Day theme: Accelerate Action.

Together, they share personal stories of moments where they had to take bold, decisive steps to drive change in their careers. From challenging pay inequities to turning around struggling organ...

In this thought-provoking episode of Creatives WithAI, host Lena Robinson sits down with Product Discovery Expert Michael Cawley to explore the intersection of AI, creativity, and user experience. With a background spanning graphic design, marketing, and UX, Michael brings a unique perspective on how AI is reshaping creative workflows, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.

The conversation dives into the real impact of AI on creative industries, questioning whether it's actually freeing up time for deeper thinking or simply accelerating a cycle of endless production. Michael shares insights from nearly two decades of working in U...

In this episode of Creatives with AI, host Lena Robinson sits down with composer, environmentalist, and humanitarian René Gruss. A proud Kiwi living here in the UK, René has carved a unique path in the world of classical music, earning international recognition, including a nod from Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant, who called his album Bellatrix “stunning.” But beyond his accolades, René is on a mission: to create music that fosters change, well-being, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

As AI continues to reshape creative industries, René offers a fascinating counterpoint: for him, music is instinctua...

In this episode of Women WithAI, Jo sits down with Marcelina Dutkiewicz, an AI strategist, educator, and advisor who helps leaders and teams in the pharma and biotech sectors embrace AI.

From her early career in mathematical modelling to becoming a power user of AI, Marcelina shares how artificial intelligence is transforming industries, unlocking productivity, and creating new opportunities, especially for women in tech.

They also dive into the importance of AI adoption in leadership, how AI can enhance - not replace - jobs, and why closing the gender gap in AI and investment is...

In this podcast, host Will Charlesworth speaks with barrister Paul Schwartfeger about how AI is reshaping legal practice, emphasising its impact on data protection and privacy.

They discuss the polarised views on AI's capabilities and its potential to democratise access to justice by providing legal tools to individuals who might not otherwise have access.

They also explore the evolving role of lawyers in ensuring the ethical use of AI, including the importance of human oversight in legal processes.

Join them as they navigate the complexities of AI in law and its implications for...

Senis AI is revolutionising the way business leaders approach data analytics and strategic planning.

Founded by Marco Calabresi and Hugh Halford Thompson, the company is focused on bridging the gap between data availability and organisational capability to utilise that data effectively.

They recognised that many organisations, particularly in the membership sector, struggle with data analytics due to a lack of in-house expertise and many leaders rely on intuition rather than data-driven insights, which can hinder strategic decision-making.

Senis AI’s platform aims to empower leaders by providing a conversational AI that helps analyse da...

Nisha Talagala, a leader in operational machine learning and the founder of AIClub.World, emphasises the importance of AI literacy for everyone, from children to professionals. She describes AI as a powerful wave that can either uplift or overwhelm those who engage with it.

Throughout the episode, Nisha shares her journey into technology and AI, sparked by a childhood fascination with robotics. She discusses the innovative educational initiatives at AI Club, which aim to teach students how to build their own AI projects, fostering creativity and critical thinking. Nisha also highlights the ethical implications of AI and...

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the landscape of law and regulation, and Simon Deane-Johns joins Will Charlesworth to explore the implications of these changes.

With a wealth of experience in fintech and legal frameworks, Simon discusses the challenges AI presents to existing regulatory structures, particularly in consumer protection and financial services. He emphasises the need for regulators to keep pace with technological advancements, highlighting the risks of AI's potential inaccuracies and biases in decision-making processes.

The conversation looks into the different regulatory approaches taken by the EU and the UK, with Simon advocating for a...

This podcast episode features a compelling discussion on the significant impact of AI on family relationships, emphasising the alarming trend of family atomisation in the digital age.

Host Iyabo Oba and guest Stephanie Antonian, founder and CEO of Aestora, delve into the emotional consequences of technology on children and the disconnect it creates within families.

They explore the necessity for parents to regain control over their children's online experiences and the urgent call for a Digital Health Score, a tool designed to help families navigate the emotional landscape of online content.

Antonian shares...

What happens when an experienced creative, designer, photographer and director dives into the world of AI? This week on Creatives with AI, host Lena Robinson chats with Simon Needham, a Yorkshire-born photographer, director, and adventurer now based in LA.

From co-founding ATTIK, a global design agency that changed the game, to crafting AI-powered visuals for conservation projects, Simon works hard to be ahead of the curve.

In this lively conversation, Simon shares how his career evolved from creating communications for Nike and PlayStation to capturing breathtaking wildlife and sports photography, and how AI tools have b...

Bogdan Maran, founder of VisualHive, discusses the transformative potential of AI in the B2B events industry, emphasising the challenges of content management and engagement post-events.

His company aims to revolutionise how event organisers leverage data and content to enhance attendee experiences and maximise ROI.

Bogdan shares insights from his extensive background in startups and media, highlighting how his journey has shaped the development of VisualHive's first product, Erleah, an AI-driven assistant designed to streamline operations and connect exhibitors with valuable leads.

The conversation delves into the importance of user-curated content and the...

Will Charlesworth welcomes Lucy McCormick, a commercial barrister with expertise in advanced driver assistance systems and automated vehicles, to explore the evolving intersection of law and artificial intelligence.

The conversation delves into the implications of the Automated Vehicles Act 2024, which introduces new legal concepts such as the “user in charge” and the “authorised self-driving entity,” addressing the regulatory landscape for self-driving cars.

Lucy discusses the importance of clarifying marketing terminology to prevent public confusion over vehicle capabilities.

The episode also highlights ethical dilemmas surrounding AI decision-making, especially in critical scenarios, and the challenge of ensur...

Sarah Clarke, a technology governance specialist, joins Jo to discuss the complexities of AI governance and the critical need for organisations to enhance their AI literacy. As the landscape of artificial intelligence evolves rapidly, Sarah highlights the importance of understanding how AI systems function and the potential risks they pose. She emphasises that while generative AI tools like ChatGPT offer exciting possibilities, they also require careful consideration regarding data privacy, ethical implications, and the human oversight necessary to ensure their safe implementation. Sarah shares insights from her extensive experience in governance, risk, and compliance, advocating for a proactive approach...

Sean Bulmer joins host Dave Atkinson to explore the intricacies of artificial intelligence and its impact on technology and society. They discuss the dual nature of intelligent machines—while these technologies can handle mundane tasks, there's a concern that as they become more capable, they may also seek to automate their own existence, leading to unforeseen challenges. The conversation delves into vehicle-to-infrastructure technology, emphasizing the importance of data capture and communication methods in improving transportation systems. Additionally, they touch on the evolving roles in the workforce as AI continues to advance, highlighting the emergence of new job categories like pr...

In this engaging episode of Creatives WithAI, host Lena Robinson reconnects with the podcast's former host, David Brown, for a candid conversation reflecting on 2024. Together, they dive into the standout moments of the year, share their perspectives on the evolving intersection of AI and creativity, and explore the themes shaping the future of creative industries.

David reminisces about his serendipitous interview with Daniel Bedingfield, highlighting the artist's experimental use of AI to fuse musical genres. Lena recalls her memorable studio session with Tom Morley, a multidisciplinary creative embracing AI across art, music, and film. Their conversation touches...

Zara Anita Paul, co-founder and CEO of Choppity, shares insights on the transformative potential of AI in video editing, emphasising that it should enhance creativity rather than replace it.

With a background in mathematics and computer science, Zara discusses their journey from traditional video editing to creating an AI-driven platform that simplifies the editing process for creators, highlighting the growing need for accessible tools in the evolving media landscape, particularly for podcasters.

Throughout the conversation, Zara reflects on the challenges of being a non-binary person in the tech world, noting the lack of representation and...

This conversation digs into the transformative impact of AI on human relationships - particularly within the workplace - featuring insights from Sonia Nash, a Principal Solutions Consultant at SAP Concur.

Sonia discusses how AI is not only reshaping job roles but also enhancing productivity by automating mundane tasks, allowing employees to focus on more meaningful work.

With a recent Gartner study highlighting that 80% of technology products will be developed by non-technical individuals by 2024, the conversation explores the rise of business technologists and the democratisation of tech innovation.

Sonia shares her personal journey from...

This podcast episode delves into the critical issue of gender bias in artificial intelligence, highlighting how biases can perpetuate existing stereotypes and inequalities in the workforce.

Dr Anna Paraskevopoulou, an Associate Professor at Anglia Ruskin University, shares her insights on how AI systems often reflect societal biases, particularly in representation and professional roles.

Through a compelling experiment, she demonstrates how AI-generated images predominantly depict men in high-status professions while associating women with lower-paid roles.

The conversation also explores the intersectionality of social class and its overlooked impact on AI, emphasising the need for...

In this episode of The Law WithAI, host Will Charlesworth sits down with Alasdair Taylor, a solicitor specialising in software, data, and AI, to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession.

From the challenges of using AI for legal research and drafting to the risks businesses face when integrating AI into their operations, Alasdair shares practical insights and real-world examples from his work.

Discover how legal frameworks are adapting to AI, including discussions on intellectual property, data privacy, and the black-box nature of AI systems.

Plus, hear about the innovative Serpentine...

In this unconventional episode Lena Robinson, host and guest, dives into a self-reflective and candid conversation about creativity, technology, and the intersection of the two. Faced with a scheduling hiccup, Lena takes the opportunity to interview herself, offering listeners a rare glimpse into her multifaceted life as a creative, Kiwi entrepreneur, creative thinker, and champion of emerging tech.

From her early exposure to creativity through her parents' artistic pursuits to her current ventures with The FTSQ Gallery, Lena explores how creativity has shaped her career and personal growth. She shares insights on her journey as an early...

This podcast episode delves into the evolving landscape of AI startups and the critical insights investors seek when evaluating these companies.

The discussion emphasises that a genuine AI business must be built on innovative technology applications rather than simply wrapping existing APIs around a problem.

Our guest, Andy Evans, explores the importance of traction and how founders should focus on solving real problems while leveraging AI as an enabler rather than the sole selling point.

He also highlights the emotional journey of being a founder, the significance of timing in business success, and...

Meet Joyann Boyce, the dynamic founder and CEO of Inclued AI, who takes us on an insightful journey through the world of artificial intelligence and inclusive marketing.

From her beginnings as a self-taught marketer to becoming a champion for diverse representation, Joanne's story is fuelled by a pivotal moment involving a controversial H&M campaign that ignited her passion to challenge biases in marketing content.

Partnering with tech luminaries like Charlene Hunter MBE, she developed a cutting-edge tool that fights against racial and gender biases, setting her on a path to establish Include AI.

In a thought-provoking episode of Women with AI, Jagger Waters explores artificial intelligence's transformative impact on filmmaking.

Drawing on her extensive experience in original content development, Waters discusses how she began exploring AI during the Hollywood Writers Strike in 2023. She recognised this as an opportunity to innovate within an industry facing significant challenges.

She shares her insights on how AI tools can facilitate the creation of pre-visualisation materials, enabling storytellers to present their ideas with greater clarity and impact.

This shift enhances the creative process and democratises filmmaking, allowing a broader range of...

In this episode of The Law WithAI™, host Will Charlesworth delves into the intricate intersection of AI, ethics, and regulation with the multifaceted Dr Christian de Vartavan, CEO of Projectis Publishing.

The discussion spans the transformative impact of AI on productivity in publishing, challenges of copyright in a digital age, and blockchain’s potential to revolutionise intellectual property protection.

They explore the global regulatory landscape, balancing innovation with necessary safeguards, and the urgency of preparing for AI’s ethical and security implications.

Packed with insights on how technology reshapes society and commerce, this is a m...

In this riveting episode host Lena Robinson welcomes Benjamin Southworth, a polymath who seamlessly blends art, music, entrepreneurship, and technology. Known for helping found groundbreaking tech community events such as Silicon Drinkabout, Chew the Fat and Don’t Pitch Me Bro, Benjamin shares insights from his journey co-founding 3Beards and playing a pivotal role in London’s Tech City (now rolled out nationwide as Tech Nation), to where he is today. Whether helping to orchestrate art hackathons in the Tate Modern or designing digital tools for emerging economies, Ben's career is a testament to the creative potential of technology.

The...

Transport technology is at a pivotal moment, and Darren Capes's insights provide a roadmap for leveraging government funding to catalyse innovation in local authorities.

Darren emphasises that budgets should never end in underspend; instead, they should be utilised to create impactful change.

This proactive approach is essential for local governments looking to embrace technological advancements and improve urban mobility. Ian’s experiences illustrate the need for a cultural shift within public sector organisations that prioritises action and results over caution and inaction. By doing so, authorities can enhance their service delivery and foster a spirit of...

The Places with AI podcast introduces Dave Atkinson as the host, focusing on how artificial intelligence and technology can enhance both urban and rural environments.

This discussion delves into Dave's background as a cartographer and his journey through various roles in local government, emphasising his commitment to improving life for vulnerable populations.

A significant theme is the intersection of technology, urban planning, and public service, particularly in addressing issues like transport accessibility and climate change.

The conversation also explores the potential of AI in reimagining public spaces and the collaborative design process that...