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"What Next?" explores the evolving landscape of business, leadership, advertising, and the future of work. Hosted by Rishad Tobaccowala, the podcast dives into how globalization, technology, and demographic shifts reshape how we create, consume, and communicate.
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AI and Blockchain: riding the wave of LLM take over (opens the original)
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Len Ward, founder and CEO of Comexys on the shift from search-and-retrieve to solve-my-problem Large Language Models. The former stockbroker at Morgan Stanley and VP of Institutional Equity Sales and Trading at Credit Suisse has developed a strong ability to anticipate market trends over his career, and predicts a large rise in the number of entrepreneurs leveraging AI to build businesses. The future, he says, will combine AI and blockchain due to its potential in verifying collectibles' provena
Radical Connection in the AI Workplace (opens the original)
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Dr. Rosalind Cohen, founder of Social Strategies on the integration of AI in HR to enhance belonging and inclusion. The author of The Engagement Dilemma: how to create a culture of belonging, she argues that AI's potential to automate administrative tasks frees HR to focus on culture and connection. Inclusive leadership and radical connection, she says, should help employees feel valued for their individuality within a larger system. This encourages a more innovative workforce that challenges th
Optimism, Self-Belief, Confidence and the Next Gen CEO (opens the original)
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Mike Soutar, media entrepreneur and advisor to Lord Sugar on The Apprentice on the key findings from his new book, Next Gen CEO . The co-founder of Shortlist Media and start up mentor predicts that the next generation of leaders need to be humble enough to recognize that in the AI centred workplace of the future, they may have to get from A to B without a star to steer by. But that humility, he argues, comes from a layering up of self-belief, optimism and confidence. Arrogance, he says, is the u
Science, Art and AI in the Human Experience (opens the original)
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Kunal Sen, former CIO at Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster on art and science in a world of AI. After 25 years as a scientist, Kunal became a visual artist at the age of 60 as well as the author of a critically acclaimed memoir, and brings a unique insight to the way machines and humans create. Arguing the potential and the limitations of AI in software engineering, creativity, and art, he highlights AI's strengths in novelty and usefulness but its inability to replicate human intentio
The Power of Our Authentic Stories in a World of AI (opens the original)
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Gabrielle Dolan, global expert in strategic storytelling on the power of storytelling in Communications. The best-selling author of eight books, including the latest - Story Intelligence: The Craft of Authentic Storytelling Made Smarter with AI, which debuted at number one in Australia and reached number one on Amazon's hot new releases in four different categories, says that we need to storytelling that helps us understand, remember, and retell messages better. Efficiency can get in the way of
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