WithAI FM™
WithAI FM™
Podcast Description
In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping the frontiers of every industry, understanding AI is no longer optional; it’s imperative. “WithAI FM” presents a curated series of podcasts that serve as a compass through the dynamic realm of AI’s applications, from creative arts to architectural design.
Each show, such as 'Creatives with AI, 'Women with AI', or 'Marketing with AI', is a specialised conduit into the nuances of AI within different professional landscapes. These are not just discussions; they are narratives of the future, unfolding one episode at a time.
Each show thrives on the expertise of its host – a seasoned industry professional who brings their insights to the microphone to enlighten, challenge, and drive the AI-centric discourse. These voices are at the forefront, navigating through the complexities of AI, simplifying the jargon, and uncovering the potential within each vertical.
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The podcast covers a diverse range of AI-related topics, including AI literacy, legal challenges, ethical implications, and the intersection of AI with creativity and design, with episodes like 'Balancing Innovation and Accountability' discussing AI's impact on law and 'The Hidden Costs of AI' focusing on technology's influence on family dynamics.

Hosted by David Brown, the show features honest conversations about the human impact of AI. What started as Creatives WithAI in 2023 has evolved into a broader look at how AI is reshaping careers, industries, identity and opportunity far beyond the creative world.
From founders and freelancers to educators, leaders and workers navigating change, Humans WithAI explores what happens when technology stops being abstract and starts affecting real life.
Daniel Clarke is Head of Innovation and Technology for a group of councils in the Cambridge area, where he works on emerging technology, data infrastructure, transport systems and automated vehicles.
In this episode of Humans WithAI, David and Dan explore how AI is being used in local government, from cleaning transport data and analysing public consultations to supporting autonomous buses, social care, education and future city planning.
Dan explains why the real opportunity is not replacing people, but helping them work better, make sense of complex data and focus more time on the human parts of their jobs.

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