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GAEA Talks
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GAEA TALKS explores the transformative power of artificial intelligence. Featuring leading AI experts, industry leaders, professors, data scientists, policymakers, technologists, futurists, ethicists, and pioneers, the podcast dives into the latest AI trends, opportunities, and risks, examining AI’s evolving role in business and society.
As AI continues to reshape industries and redefine possibilities, GAEA TALKS delivers deep insights into the challenges and breakthroughs shaping the future. Each episode features candid discussions with thought leaders at the forefront of AI innovation, cove
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#045 - Beyond POC: Implementing Enterprise AI in the Real World with Sumitro Ghatak
Dec 29Tap to summarizeThis episode explores what it really takes to move AI from hype to reality inside enterprise environments. Host Graeme Scott is joined by AI architect and data science leader Sumitro Ghatak to unpack why most AI proof-of-concepts fail, the hidden risks of rushing agentic and generative AI into production, and why trust, governance, cost, and energy usage matter as much as capability. The conversation spans AI singularity, hallucinations, enterprise risk, ROI, foundational machine-learning knowledge, and the need for a new AI leadership function inside organisations - ultimately reframing AI not as a replacement for people, but as augmented intelligence that drives sustainable growth.Sumitro Ghatak is a Lead Data Scientist and AI Architect for IBM, with over a decade of experience designing and deploying large-scale AI systems across global enterprises. With deep expertise spanning traditional machine learning, generative AI, and agentic systems, Sumitro has worked across industries in Europe, Asia, and the United States, helping organisations move AI from proof-of-concept into real-world production.An IEEE Senior Member and active reviewer for international research conferences, Sumitro also contributes to intellectual property development and AI governance initiatives. His work focuses on building responsible, scalable AI systems that balance innovation with trust, security, and long-term business value - making him a leading voice on how organisations should adopt AI without falling victim to hype.The GAEA Talks podcast series to brought to you by GAEA AI https://gaealgm.ai
Transcribe →#044 - AI in Business: Why Everyone Will Need to Think Like a CEO with Ben Legg
Dec 23Tap to summarizeThis episode features Ben Legg, former Google COO, and explores the AI revolution through the lens of work, value, leadership, and human identity. Drawing on Ben's decades of experience across the military, consulting, big tech, and global leadership, the conversation examines how AI is reshaping not just industries, but how humans define work, purpose, creativity, and status. The discussion moves beyond hype to address the deeper structural shifts underway - from the fractionalisation of jobs and the rise of portfolio careers, to AI-driven marketing, personalised economies, and the future role of CEOs and leaders. At its core, the episode asks a fundamental question: how do humans stay valuable, fulfilled, and adaptable in a world where intelligence and production approach zero marginal cost?Ben Legg is a seasoned technology executive and an expert on the future of work and artificial intelligence. His career spans leadership roles across the military, global consulting, consumer brands, and big tech - including senior positions at Google, Coca-Cola, and McKinsey. Today, Ben runs a portfolio career advising CEOs, boards, and investors, while also helping organisations understand how AI, data, and technology are reshaping business models and leadership. He is also the co-founder of the Portfolio Collective, a global community supporting professionals in building flexible, future-proof careers in an AI-driven world.The GAEA Talks podcast series to brought to you by GAEA AI https://gaealgm.ai
Transcribe →#042 - Evidence-Backed: How AI is Rapidly Changing Human Behaviour with Walter Pasquarelli
Dec 8Tap to summarizeThis episode features AI strategist and policy expert Walter Pasquarelli (YouTube Channel: @WalterPasquarelli ) diving deep into the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and its effect on society, business, creativity, and the human mind. The conversation explores personal vs enterprise AI adoption, the rise of AI companions, the emotional impacts of synthetic relationships, robotics and humanoids, future hardware interfaces, and shifts in the labour market as AI amplifies high performers while reshaping entry-level roles. Walter provides rare, evidence-backed insights from advising governments, major tech firms, and global CEOs - painting a nuanced picture of opportunity, risk, and the mental, social, and economic transformations already underway.Walter Pasquarelli is a globally recognised writer, speaker, and expert on AI strategy and synthetic reality. He has advised Fortune 100 executives, world leaders, and royalty on the impact of generative technologies, shaping both business and government responses to AI.Previously, Walter led AI thought leadership and advisory programs at The Economist Group, influencing global policy, public, and business perceptions of AI. He has been at the forefront of the concept of synthetic reality since 2019, a term later adopted by a global consulting firm. His expertise was sought by a European presidential candidate following the first major deepfake attack on a political figure in the region.He has provided strategic AI policy guidance to major corporations, including Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Coca-Cola, as well as to government leaders across the UK, US, Canada, the European Commission, UAE, Colombia, India, Thailand, and Serbia.Find out more about Walter here, via his YouTube Channel or via his Website:https://www.youtube.com/@WalterPasquarelliwww.walterpasquarelli.comThe GAEA Talks podcast series to brought to you by GAEA AI https://www.gaealgm.ai
Transcribe →#036 - How AI is Reshaping Leaders and Global Power with Major General (Ret.) Seumas Kerr CBE
Oct 15Tap to summarizeThis episode of GAEA Talks with Major General (Ret.) John Seumas Kerr CBE, former Major General and business leader, dives deep into leadership, critical thinking, and AI’s evolving role in society. Drawing on lessons from decades in the military and global business, Seumas unpacks how decision-making frameworks, strategy, and consequence management translate directly to modern organisations. The conversation explores the erosion of critical thinking, leadership training gaps, AI’s promise and pitfalls, and why integrity and education remain vital to the future of both business and governance. Together, Seumas and the host, Graeme Scott, weave parallels between military discipline, corporate leadership, and technological transformation—offering a masterclass in how to lead in the AI era.
Transcribe →#023 - Season 1 Highlights
Jul 7, 2025Tap to summarizeThis episode marks the end of season 1 on the GAEA Talks Podcast. Using a compilation of highlights from the range of podcasts, we delve into important, interesting and inspiring points made by the guests of the show. Hosted by Graeme Scott, these segments revolve around AI and technology, but span a variety of topics including: healthcare, education, finance, security, music, and more. #artificialintelligence #podcast #ai #news #cybersecurity #dataethics #aiandcreativity #artificialintelligencetechnology #technology
Transcribe →#019 - REVEALED: Hidden AI Truths That Will Change Everything with Graeme Scott
Jun 9, 2025Tap to summarizeThis special episode flips the script as podcast host Graeme Scott shares his insights after interviewing dozens of the top minds in AI. The discussion navigates recurring themes such as the limitations of current AI models, the necessity for subject matter expertise, the ethics of data use, and the dangers of over reliance on "black box" systems. From personalised AI companions to education disruption and geopolitical power dynamics, the conversation is both philosophical and practical, filled with actionable foresight for anyone shaping or adapting to the future of AI.
Transcribe →#015 - How AI is Able to Predict Human Behaviour with Robert Hardman
May 11, 2025Tap to summarizeRobert Hardman is a visionary C-suite leader with 25+ years driving AI-powered digital transformations across banking, finance, telecoms, government, and tech. Expert in AI, analytics, and cloud architecture, delivering enterprise-wide impact through data-driven strategies. Known for aligning technical innovation with business goals, navigating complex regulations, and fostering collaboration across teams and executives.Robert holds a Master in Quantum Physics and has worked across numerous industries. With an interest in how the brain functions, human behaviour, learning and data; Robert conducts fascinating research to further science and understanding.
Transcribe →#004 - Revealing the Secrets Behind Marketing AI with Andrew Levers
Feb 7, 2025Tap to summarizeAndrew Levers is the Chief Marketing Officer at GAEA AI. Andrew is an accomplished CMO and business leader with expertise in traditional and digital marketing, brand growth, communications, and preparing businesses for successful exits, achieving sales of £18m–£210m in the technology sector.. In this episode Andrew discussed 'The Currency of Your Data in Exchange for Revenue'.
Transcribe →#003 - The Law Meets AI with Raoul Lumb
Jan 31, 2025Tap to summarizeRaoul is a Partner in the Technology, Corporate & Commercial teams. He is a specialist commercial technology lawyer who helps his clients with a wide range of contractual, data protection and intellectual property issues. His clients range from start-ups to listed multinational companies and include software developers, digital agencies, virtual reality producers, crowdfunding platforms and online gaming services. Raoul has experience of representing FinTech clients and negotiating software licencing deals with most of the world’s major banks as well as representing clients in negotiations with European manufacturing companies and research institutions – including advising on the supply of robotics hardware to the European Organization for Nuclear Research (“CERN”). Raoul regularly appears on the BBC as an expert commentator on technology issues.
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