The Borehole That Built a Rocket
Moletsane Mophethe grew up walking to boreholes for drinking water in Lesotho. Now he's founded Metal Morph, recovering critical minerals like aluminium and iron straight from wastewater instead of la...
15 Syys 23min
AI Broke the Career Ladder. Did It Build a Replacement?
AI is thinning out the bottom rungs of the corporate ladder. There are fewer entry-level roles, fewer easy starts inside big organizations. OpenAI's Global Head of Founder Experience, Laura Modiano, d...
14 Syys 41min
Is the UK Crippling Talent with a Funding Crisis?
Patrick Smith, the founder and CEO of Zally, returns to Tech Talks with an update on building the world's first foundational model for human behaviour.Zally is a business that's grown from a Mancheste...
11 Syys 25min
Forget the Regulation: Why the EU AI Act is an Operational Maturity Test
Is the EU AI Act keeping you up at night? Box's Global Head of Public Policy, Leah Perry, argues that organizations are looking at AI governance all wrong. It’s not a legal hurdle; it’s an operational...
10 Syys 34min
Managing the Hyper-Confident Machine: The Reality of AI Code
AI agents write code faster than we can review it, shifting software developers from builders to managers of virtual colleagues. Chris Plowman, Director of Enterprise Architecture, Data and AI at Slal...
9 Syys 29min
Is Your Period Data Already Being Sold?
Amber Vodegel built Pregnancy+ to 150 million users before selling to Philips. Now, she's back with 28x, a women’s health tracker tackling a massive risk: the monetization and exploitation of intimate...
8 Syys 36min
The "Silent Sabotage" of AI Adoption (And the Industry Lies We Tell Our Teams)
AI adoption isn't a tech problem; it's a profound organisational shift. Wesley ter Haar, co-founder of Monks, joins David Savage to expose the uncomfortable realities of AI: the "silent sabotage" from...
7 Syys 25min
