Episodes

  • Episode 41 – Cryptography Is Magic

    Episode 41 – Cryptography Is Magic
    29 Oct 2026
    In this Halloween edition of Innovating Trust, Professor Dr. Jörn Müller-Quade discusses the complexities of cryptography and its role in establishing digital trust. He highlights the distinction between theoretical security and practical implementation, the impact of quantum computing on cryptographic systems, and the evolving nature of trust in a data-driven society.
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    41 min
  • Episode 40 – Quantum’s Trillion-Dollar Question

    Episode 40 – Quantum’s Trillion-Dollar Question
    22 Oct 2026
    Quantum computing is rapidly evolving with significant investments and infrastructure development, yet the commercial market lags behind. This report examines the industry's advancements, the necessity for proven economic benefits, and predicts future growth dynamics. Despite optimism, the challenge remains whether the market can mature to support the burgeoning sector effectively.
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    25 min
  • Episode 39 – AI Authority Does Not Equal Responsibility

    Episode 39 – AI Authority Does Not Equal Responsibility
    15 Oct 2026
    AI agents are evolving from content generation to engaging in decision-making processes, raising questions about authority and accountability. In the podcast "Innovating Trust," Steve Atkins explores how the complexities of AI actions necessitate clear chains of identity, permissions, and audit trails to ensure digital trust and responsibility.
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    21 min
  • Episode 38 – The AI Narrative is Out Of Control

    Episode 38 – The AI Narrative is Out Of Control
    8 Oct 2026
    The public narrative surrounding artificial intelligence is shifting towards extremes, with concerns about safety, costs, and competition among tech giants. As these narratives grow, they influence regulation, investment, and public trust, often outpacing the actual technology. This discussion highlights the disconnect between technological development and the surrounding discourse.
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    36 min
  • Episode 37 – From Detection to Provenance

    Episode 37 – From Detection to Provenance
    1 Oct 2026
    As generative AI complicates the authenticity of media, establishing digital trust becomes crucial. In the Innovating Trust podcast, Steve Atkins and Slavko Kovačević discuss the importance of digital provenance and AI watermarking. They explore challenges in deepfake detection, regulatory pressures, and the necessity of verifying sources amid the rise of synthetic content.
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    33 min
  • Episode 36 – Engineering the Narrative

    Episode 36 – Engineering the Narrative
    24 Sep 2026
    Organizations are generating excessive content but struggle with how it defines their identity and positioning. In a special edition of Innovating Trust, the discussion focuses on the "Narrative Gap," the difference between intended and perceived narratives. It emphasizes the importance of managing communications strategically in an AI-driven landscape for effective differentiation.
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    49 min
  • Episode 35 – The EUDI Wallet Reality Check

    Episode 35 – The EUDI Wallet Reality Check
    17 Sep 2026
    The European Digital Identity Wallet's success hinges on its adoption by citizens and businesses, focusing on value, trust, and user-friendliness. Experts discuss essential factors for its integration into daily digital interactions.
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    40 min
  • Episode 34 – After Biometrics

    Episode 34 – After Biometrics
    10 Sep 2026
    In Episode 34 of Innovating Trust, Steve Atkins and Clive Summerfield discuss the implications of AI's ability to replicate voice, face, and behavior for identity authentication. They explore the shift from traditional biometrics to continuous verification, raising questions about trust and identity in a world of synthetic identities and AI-driven challenges.
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    37 min