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Writers! Imagine having Chaucer, Shakespeare and Hemingway in the same room, all ready to offer their perspectives on your writing and be your brainstorming partner!
That's the world that Julian Borra describes in this latest episode of ChattingGPT with Maryrose Lyons. Julian is a visionary, a creative who has embraced the AI in his strategic work and writing.
Don't miss this discussion on how AI can be used in the creative process.
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This week, Maryrose Lyons chats with Barry Scannell, Partner at William Fry, about the human side of AI compliance and why the EU AI Act is something every organisation should pay attention to. Barry explains how this new legislation impacts the way we work with AI, comparing it to "GDPR on steroids," and breaks down the key risks and opportunities involved.
Together, Barry and Maryrose discuss why AI literacy is essential for teams, the importance of understanding high-risk AI systems, and the practical steps organisations can take to stay ahead. They also explore how AI regulation isn't just about avoiding fines—it's about creating a future where AI is used responsibly and ethically.
Tune in for a lively conversation full of actionable insights on how to approach AI compliance, protect your organisation, and leverage responsible AI as a competitive advantage.
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Maryrose Lyons chats with Claire Du Preez, digital brand product manager, about how AI automation is transforming marketing. They explore how AI solves the common challenges of time and budget, showing that the only thing holding marketers back now is imagination! Claire shares examples of no-code AI automations using platforms like Make.com and explains how embracing these tools boosts efficiency.
They also announce the AI Institute's advanced AI marketing automation course, helping marketers prepare for the next wave of AI innovation.
A quick, practical conversation to help you supercharge your marketing with AI.
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Let's start with Human!
In this first episode, we are delighted to have Dr Lollie Mancey, leading digital anthropologist, discussing the impact of AI on the world of work and the importance of human involvement in the process.
She highlights the need for humans and technology to work together, rather than replacing humans with technology.
She also explores the potential challenges and opportunities that AI brings, such as the transformation of mundane tasks and the potential for job displacement.
Lollie and Maryrose discuss the importance of planning for the future and creating a vision for the kind of world we want to live in.
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