HeyJaredThe in-between tech and trust podcast
The in-between tech and trust podcast explores how we build, break, and rebuild trust in a world shaped by accelerating technology.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 11
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Audience
- Apple #25 · US
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 9, 2026
Latest episodes
Energy From Orbit: Can We Trust Power Beamed From Space? - Martin Soltau, Space Solar (EP 42) (opens the original)
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🎙️ with Martin Soltau, Co-CEO, Space Solar Solar power collected in space and beamed down to Earth sounds like science fiction (it did to the space sector too, until reusable rockets arrived). Martin Soltau, Co-CEO of Space Solar, is building it in the UK, and he is confident about the technology: NASA demonstrated power beaming in the 1970s. The part of his timeline he can't engineer is trust: how quickly regulators and the public accept energy that comes down from orbit. 🎧 Episode overview It
Entering the Era of AI Power: An Estonian View on Europe's Way - Sten Saluveer, Telia (EP 41) (opens the original)
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🎙️ Sten Saluveer, Growth & Innovation, Telia What decides AI trust in Europe - the size of the model, or whether people recognise themselves in the society using it? Sten Saluveer helped write Estonia's digital state agenda and now builds at Telia, and he argues Europe enters the era of AI power holding more than it thinks: a working example, and the diversity to invent its own category. For leaders deciding where their organisations stand in that game, this is a view from a country that stopped
Captured or AI Created? Tech Ethics of Photography - Noah Wetzel (EP 40) (opens the original)
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🎙️ Noah Wetzel, Photographer What happens to AI trust when the most real photographs are the ones people refuse to believe? Noah Wetzel spent nine months and 600 hours preparing to capture 84 seconds of a total solar eclipse - then had to prove the result came out of a camera. This one is for anyone whose genuine work now meets default suspicion, and anyone deciding where AI belongs in a craft that has to stay real. 🎧 Episode overview Noah captured a wingsuit athlete flying through totality in S
AI and Sustainability: Lessons from Both Transformations - Dr. Kiri Trier (EP 39) (opens the original)
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🎙️ Dr. Kiri Trier, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer at Risk Management Partners, part of Munich Re 👋🏻 Opening paragraph Every C-level claimed sustainability expertise overnight. Dr. Kiri Trier watched it happen, and she sees AI trust heading the same way. She spent more than a decade leading sustainability transformation before the current wave, and now runs growth inside Munich Re's climate risk business while the second hype cycle unfolds around her. This one is for leaders who suspect the pac
Building Trustworthy Open Source AI - Sebnem Erener (EP 38) (opens the original)
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🎙️ with Sebnem Erener, AI Governance & Policy Expert 🎧 Opening Europe is investing billions in open source AI as the trustworthy path, and this episode asks a simple question about that plan: does open actually mean trustworthy? Sebnem Erener works on AI governance, and her answer is no, or at least not on its own. Open source spreads access to a model. Whether you can trust it, and who answers when it goes wrong, are different questions with different answers. 📋 Episode overview An open model p
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