HeyJaredWilson White
Responsible AI | Global digital governance Host @AI Policy Brew Poscast
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Aug 17, 2026
- Audience
- ~4 subscribers
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- Jul 28, 2026
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How AI is Shaping the Way we Work | AI Policy Brew Ep. 4 (opens the original)
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How is the next generation actually using AI at work? In this episode of AI Policy Brew, we sit down with Joel Lim and Jazlyn Abdullah to explore how young professionals are navigating the shift towards an AI-powered workforce. From how they use AI as a daily collaborator in their workflows, to navigating “shadow AI” in their teams, they share the real-world impact of AI on their careers. We dive into the delicate balance between supercharging productivity and preserving critical thinking, origi
Building Inclusive AI | AI Policy Brew Ep. 3 (opens the original)
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When AI training data lacks regional representation, the digital divide doesn't just widen—vias can form. In this episode of AI Policy Brew, we uncover the deeply human side of the AI transformation. Featuring expert insights from Dr. Wei Jian Gang (Head of Model Development at AI Singapore), we break down what it takes to preserve languages and cultural context in the digital age. From using native speaker communities to capture the truth of daily conversation, to deploying lightweight models f
How APAC Can Move From AI Optimism to AI Impact | AI Policy Brew: Espresso Shot (opens the original)
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APAC is the most tech-optimistic region in the world—but how do we turn that enthusiasm into real-world impact? In this bite-sized "Espresso Shot" episode of AI Policy Brew, host Wilson White sits down at the Google Singapore office with Karan Bhatia (Global Head of Government Affairs & Public Policy at Google) to discuss the opportunity of AI for the region. -- AI Policy Brew is a new podcast conversation series produced by Google and hosted by Wilson White, Vice President, Global Affairs and P
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