Conversations on AI

In this episode of the Conversations on AI Podcast, host Armin Razavi sits down with Tiankai Feng, a global director of data and AI strategy, author, and musician, to explore the often-overlooked human element of technology. Moving beyond the hype and abstract concepts, this discussion dives deep into how organisations and individuals can practically navigate the evolving landscape of data and artificial intelligence.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiankaifeng/

https://linktr.ee/tiankaifeng

Can AI be creative? How do we apply ethical frameworks to rapidly evolving technologies? In this episode of our Conversations on AI series, host Armin Razavi and Alice C Helliwell, Assistant Professor at Northeastern University London, unpack the complex intersections of philosophy, aesthetics, and artificial intelligence.Alice shares her journey into philosophy, breaks down the classic debate between objective and subjective art, and dives into the concept of "flair" in creativity. We also explore the practical side of ethics, discussing the 3D model (Design, Development, Deployment) for ethical AI practice.Whether you're an artist navigating the age of AI slop; a developer trying to build responsible systems, or simply curious about the future of creativity, this episode offers a systematic and deeply insightful look at what lies ahead. We do settle one big question. Is Queen better than One Direction? https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicechelliwell/Computational Philosophy Lab: https://cpl.sites.northeastern.edu/Computational Philosopher Substack: https://computationalphilosopher.substack.com/

Join us as Armin explores the intersection of AI, emotional support, and human connection with CJ Tayeh, founder of Flank. We discuss why CJ pivoted from fintech to building tools for conflict resolution as a way to help prevent youth homelessness, and the critical ethical challenges in using AI for sensitive relationship dynamics.

Hosts Stella Maude and Armin Razavi in con versation with Rob Garlick on if the future of work on a path to mass abundance or a slide into anarchy? Author and visiting professor Rob Garlic joins the podcast to discuss his new book, AI: Anarchy or Abundance: Why The Future of Work Needs Pro-Human Leaders.⁠

https://amzn.eu/d/08nogzUE

https://www.robgarlick.uk/

Host Stella Maude chats to Hitesh Wadhwani & Mehul Patel about the impact of AI in the Life Sciences domain. We cover applications, risks, and the critical steps organisations should be taking to ensure human wellbeing remains as the central driver. Enjoy!See more from our speakers here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hitesh-wadhwani-07b7aa1 ( Hitesh Wadhwani)https://www.linkedin.com/in/mehul-patel-7897471/ (Mehul Patel)https://www.linkedin.com/in/stella-maude-987658228/ (Stella Maude)

Join host Armin Razavi for the latest episode of the Conversations on AI podcast, featuring Dr. Tudor Toma, a respiratory consultant and medical problem-solver working in London.Tudor shares his unique perspective on the intersection of medicine and technology, explaining how his background in mathematics fueled his interest in AI systems, especially since the rise of LLMs.In this episode, we tackle the critical questions facing healthcare today including, the diagnostic process, the human imperative, accountability, the future of medical education, patient AI Literacy, and a fascinatng segment on Ockham's Razor and AI.https://www.linkedin.com/in/tudor-toma-9060aa1bb/Link to article:https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/ockhams-razor-vs-ai-who-reaches-diagnosis-faster-medieval-tudor-toma-lzele/

Tune in to a special episode of "Conversations on AI" where hosts Armin Razavi and Stella Maude dive into the world of poetry and artificial intelligence with Aneira Roose-McClew, Yasmin Liverpool & Louise-Anne De Belen. Discover how they are using poetry to explore and challenge the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Don't miss this insightful conversation about AI, creativity, ethics, and the future of human-centered technology. Don't miss this insightful conversation about AI, creativity, ethics, and the future of human-centered technology.

Link from the conversation: “Adversarial Poetry as a Universal Single-Turn Jailbreak Mechanism in Large Language Models”: https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.15304

Poets:Aneira Roose-McClew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aneira-roose-mcclew-75343b153/

Yasmin Liverpool: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasmin-liverpool-a411a6118/

https://www.instagram.com/poetry_by_yaz

Louise-Anne De Belen: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-anne-de-belen-29386b260/

Stella and Su discuss mechanisms for effective AI governance at both a European and international level, before ending with reflections on what it might mean to govern a potentially conscious AI system. Enjoy!

Su Cizemhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/su-zeynep-cizem/

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Join host Armin Razavi as he sits down with Alysha Adams, an expert in people, culture, and AI consultancy, and Chris Cowton, a veteran academic and accounting professor who focuses on business ethics, to discuss the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on the workplace and the future of work.

Alysha Adams:https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyshaadams/

Professor Chris Cowton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-chris-cowton-facss-a702016/

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