In this episode of AI Insights, hosts Fleur Prince and Grainne Poppen interview Mike Spaeth, the global VP of the United States Artificial Intelligence Institute. They discuss the evolution of AI, the importance of reskilling for the AI era, and the ethical implications of AI in public policy. The conversation also touches on the differences in AI development between the US and Europe, the future of jobs in an AI-driven world, and the potential role of AI in legal systems. Mike shares insights on building a global AI community and emphasizes the need for human intuition in decision-making processes involving AI.

This conversation delves into the evolution of artificial intelligence, exploring its historical roots, the legacy of Alan Turing, and the distinctions between various forms of AI, including AGI, agentic AI, and neuro-symbolic AI. The discussion highlights the ethical implications of AI development and the importance of integrating human-like reasoning into AI systems. The speakers also touch on real-world applications and the potential threats posed by autonomous AI systems, emphasizing the need for transparency and ethical considerations in AI innovation.

In this episode, Fleur Prince and Grainne Poppen delve into the world of deepfakes, exploring their origins, technology, real-world applications, societal impacts, and the pressing need for detection methods and regulatory measures. They discuss the rapid evolution of deepfake technology, its implications for various sectors, and the challenges it poses to public trust and security. The conversation highlights the importance of awareness and the development of countermeasures to combat the potential misuse of deepfakes.

In this conversation, Larisa Munteanu discusses the critical intersection of AI and data protection, emphasizing the importance of compliance and ethical considerations in technology development. She shares her insights on the evolving role of data protection officers, the challenges posed by AI advancements, and the necessity for ethical frameworks in AI governance. The discussion highlights the need for a balance between innovation and the rights of data subjects, as well as the emerging roles in the field of AI ethi

In this episode of AI Insights, host Fleur Prince speaks with Jen Luther, a technology lawyer and expert in AI governance and privacy. They discuss Jen's career journey from human rights law to her current role at Grammarly, where she focuses on product privacy and public policy. The conversation explores the evolution of privacy laws, the challenges of implementing responsible AI, and the importance of building effective governance frameworks. Jen shares insights on team dynamics in AI ethics, emerging trends in AI, and offers advice for companies developing their AI governance frameworks.

In this episode, Fleur Prince and Grainne Popen discuss the latest developments in AI, including major model releases, the expansion of generative AI, the rise of AI agents, and the implications of regulatory and geopolitical factors affecting the industry. They explore how generative AI is reshaping cultural perceptions, the role of open-source models in democratizing AI, and the ethical considerations surrounding data privacy and emotional processing. The conversation highlights the rapid advancements in AI technology and the challenges that come with it.

In this episode of AI Insights, hosts Fleur Prince and Granya discuss the latest developments in AI, focusing on the ethical implications of AI-generated art, the competitive landscape between the US and China in AI technology, the emergence of autonomous AI agents, and the recent leadership changes at OpenAI. They explore the challenges and opportunities presented by these advancements, including the potential for legal disputes over intellectual property and the societal impact of AI-generated content.

In this episode of AI Insights, Fleur Prince and Grainne Popen discuss the latest developments in AI, including Google's acquisition of a cloud security startup, the emergence of AI agents, the first AI-generated newspaper, and the use of AI in climate risk management. They also delve into the concerns surrounding copyright in AI training and the skepticism regarding the achievement of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).