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Hosted by Professor Ashley Braganza · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 63 episodes
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The AI Adoption Podcast where cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets real-world relevance. The show offers an accessible, approachable take on some of the most complex topics in AI, making the effects of AI understandable and engaging for everyone, from curious beginners to tech-savvy professionals and business leaders.Each episode features in-depth conversations with leading AI policy makers, researchers, innovators, regulators, ethicists, and thought leaders. You will hear diverse voices, even sceptics, ensuring balanced and lively discussions, exploring the adoption of AI.
Professor Ashley Braganza hosts The AI Adoption Podcast, a business show with 63 episodes published.
Criminals and members of the public are learning and using AI faster than the police can respond. In the parts of policing that handle domestic abuse, non-consensual intimate images and spiking, that gap is not abstract.
Stillpoint employs only senior experts and hands the rest to agents. There are no junior staff. The productivity this promises still meets a limit set by human beings. Chris Donahoe, Co-founder of Stillpoint, a corporate
Ten years in the same sales role now predicts AI resistance. Leo Rogers has seen the pattern often enough to name the mechanism: representatives who hit their number quarter after quarter were never questioned on their m
Sovereignty, trust and context are often addressed separately, yet there is an underlying interplay between them. Send the same prompt to the same large language model and two institutions receive the same answer, so the
Cost cutting in customer service ended in 30% pay rises. The organisations that put AI agents live in spring 2025 were, by the autumn, paying 30% above market rate to keep the staff their business case had counted as sav
Done well, AI in customer service needs more people, not fewer. That runs against the entire case being made for it. Matt Price has built a company on exactly this claim, and he brings the evidence. Matt Price, Founder a
Every technologist repeats the same phrase: AI with humans in the loop. André Lacroix inverts it. The future, he argues, is purpose-based, people-centric leadership with AI in the loop, and the difference is not semantic
Large organisations are achieving limited benefits from AI projects. Yet, their appetite to invest more is undiminished. Rob Lunn, Product Manager at Fnality, a regulated wholesale payment system that settles transaction
Taiwan makes 95% of the world's AI servers. The rest of the world runs on what Taiwan builds. Sega Cheng, Co-Founder and Chairman of iKala, argues that Taiwan's hardware leadership is the clearest illustration of how fou
AI tools at Bank of America are already delivering around 20% productivity improvements in coding. That figure is live, not projected and from the executive responsible for technology and operations in the bank's French
Hallucination in AI is not always a failure to be fixed. For some organisations it is a design choice. That observation, made on stage at Brunel University of London, is one of nine tensions this conversation surfaces, e
Two seasons in, many lessons to learn. Season 3 information at the end of this post. Every organisation investing in AI is focused on the Tech Stack: infrastructure, platforms, applications. That stack matters. But there
Most banks now have impressive-looking AI. Very few have AI that genuinely transforms their customers experience. The gap between a polished interface and a transformed organisation is wider than most leaders want to adm
AI systems today cannot learn from a single conversation. Turn one off, wipe its context, and it will remember nothing. Every interaction has to start again from scratch. For organisations investing heavily in AI, this i
Organisations selling AI-powered election-winning services are operating openly. Deep fakes can place words in the mouths of public figures before any rebuttal reaches its audience. An estimated 95% of content on social
The companies driving the AI revolution are spending more on infrastructure this year than they earned last year. The contracts that justify those investments have not yet been fully realised. And somewhere in the middle
The gap between AI capability and workforce readiness is widening. Billions are flowing into AI models and data centres, yet the people expected to use these tools remain largely untrained, unsupported, and very exposed.
Hollywood is not being disrupted quietly. A 12-year-old with a laptop has the potential to produce a film that rivals studio budgets. The traditional linear franchise model, from comics to cinema to merchandise to theme
In this episode, I speak with Eric Tyree, Head of Data and AI at Virgin Media O2, about a reality many organisations are still avoiding. AI adoption does not start with technology. It starts with pressure in the market.
In this episode, I speak with Janusz Marecki, AI Partner at Ahrens, and the conversation cuts through the optimism that often surrounds AI. Janusz sets out a clear position. Current AI systems have fundamental shortcomin
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