Tech Is Helping People Embrace The Cold: Brass Monkey Founder Dan Talks Us Through His Icy Journey
Danyl Bosomworth didn’t set out to be a tech founder; he just wanted a better ice bath. In this episode, the Brass Monkey founder reveals how a "scratch your own itch" project evolved into a sophistic...
23 Jan 32min
What Do 70 Million Patents Tell Us About Technology and AI?
We often measure AI innovation by press releases, but what does the hard data say? In today's show David sits down with Ed White (Clarivate) to analyze the "current patented knowledge of humanity." Th...
21 Jan 34min
The Environmental Mismatch: Modern Tech is Breaking Our Nervous Systems
We are living in an era of "environmental mismatch". Our bodies have evolved over millions of years, and they are now fighting (or running from) 'tigers' in a world of constant digital pings. Waldi Ho...
19 Jan 29min
No A-Levels, No Degree: How Curiosity Built a Multi-Million Pound Startup
On today's edition of 'Tech Talks' David talks to Vincent Cook, the founder of Cyb3r Operations, to talk about a critical blind spot in cybersecurity: third-party risk. From leaving school at 16 to ra...
16 Jan 28min
The Decision to Digitize The Beano: Comixit! are Building Additive, Not Addictive, Tech
With childrens' literacy (in the United Kingdom) in crisis, Michael Nakan CEO of Comixit! is using technology to fight back. Today he joins David to discuss how his platform uses AI to transform the l...
14 Jan 31min
Is Your Workplace Forcing People Out? Rethinking Human Data in the AI Era
In an era of rapid AI transformation, Kasia Hayward argues that the secret to success is actually moving slower. Drawing on twenty years of experience with global leaders like JP Morgan and UBS, Kasia...
12 Jan 30min
The Need For A Human Conductor: Why Airship Won’t Let AI Fly Solo
On today's episode of 'Tech Talks' Airship’s Mike Herrick joins David Savage to discuss the evolution of mobile engagement through AI agents. We discover how to tech is going to make more sense for ac...
9 Jan 29min
You Might As Well Phone Santa Claus: Why Your SOS Button is a Hollow Promise
Today's podcast shows how technology can be used to tackle societal issues creatively in different parts of the world to the UK or the USA. In Africa (and many countries) hitting an SOS button is like...
7 Jan 25min
