Podcast

Dr Ben Maling and Tim discuss the evolving landscape of generative AI applications and the need for rationalisation in its use. But who owns the copyright?

Tim and Professor Sara Grimes delve into the complexities of children’s rights in the digital age, particularly in the context of technology and AI.

Tim discusses the recent release of DeepSeek, an open-source AI model from China that has disrupted the market – emphasising the growing dominance of open-source AI, the need for businesses to avoid long-term contracts with AI providers, and the importance of building ecosystems around AI models rather than committing to expensive proprietary solutions.

Tim El-Sheikh reflects on the challenges and uncertainties facing the world in 2025, particularly in the realms of technology, AI and misinformation.

Tim El-Sheikh gets really personal and discusses the pivotal moments in his life that led to loneliness and the actionable strategies he used to overcome it.

Explore Dr Valeria Sadovykh’s insights on AI’s impact on your cognitive abilities and decision-making, advocating for balanced use and personal responsibility.

Tim Elssheikh discusses the future of AI under Trump’s presidency, potential economic impacts, and the necessity of regulations that are likely under threat.

We discuss the 2024 Nobel laureates involved in AI, including DeepMind’s cofounder, highlighting the urgent need for DeepTech funding.

We welcomed Raoul Lumb, the leading UK media and technology lawyer specialising in areas crucial to the AI industry, such as intellectual property, copyright, and data protection.

Tim El-Sheikh warns of moving towards an AI dystopia due to politicisation, lack of regulation, and unethical practices.