No matter how successful you become, you may still die feeling like a failure.This conversation asks why, and whether our definition of success is fundamentally broken.In this episode, I sit down with entrepreneur and global speaker Rich Mulholland to unpack ambition, ego, curiosity, money, and the psychological impact of artificial intelligence on how we measure our lives. What begins as a discussion about Elon Musk, potential, and “enough” quickly expands into a deeper examination of work, purpose, relevance, and what happens when intelligence becomes abundant.This matters now because AI is accelerating faster than our cultural frameworks can adapt. As superintelligence reshapes work, value, and status, the old scoreboards no longer hold, and many people are left chasing goals that quietly guarantee dissatisfaction.Questions this conversation confronts:Why does measuring life against “potential” almost always end in failure?What happens to ambition, ego, and curiosity as intelligence becomes cheap?Is money becoming the least interesting thing about us, and if so, what replaces it?Are we confusing purpose with work, and productivity with meaning?How does AI change what it means to feel useful, relevant, or fulfilled?In this video, we explore:Why even extreme success can still feel psychologically emptyThe hidden cost of defining yourself by wealth, status, or productivityCuriosity, ego, and aging in a world of infinite informationAI, automation, and the future of work beyond economic survivalWhy “finding your enough” may be the most radical decision you can makeWatch until the end for a reframing of ambition that challenges both hustle culture and passive optimism, and offers a clearer way to think about success in an AI-shaped world.This channel is for long-form, intellectually honest conversations about artificial intelligence, technology, and the future of humanity, without hype, shortcuts, or influencer narratives. If you’re interested in ideas that challenge your assumptions and stay with you long after the episode ends, consider subscribing.#ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfWork #AIAndSociety #Technology #HumanPsychology

In this episode, I sit down with David Wood, a leading global futurist and pioneer of the smartphone era, to discuss the concept of “Sustainable Superabundance.”We explore his prediction for a “phase transition” in 2027, where AI adoption suddenly accelerates like water turning to steam, and how this shift will drive the cost of energy, food, and healthcare toward zero.David explains why we must move beyond “Universal Basic Income” to “Universal Generous Income,” the risks of bio-tech in the wrong hands, and how humanity can transition to a post-scarcity world without collapsing into chaos.

In this episode, I sit down with Jason Hill, Tech Industry Leader and UK CEO at Reply, to explore how large organisations scale by obsessively removing business waste.Drawing on his experience helping companies grow from single-digit millions to hundreds of millions in revenue, Jason explains why most internal communication is noise and how AI can be used to target an organisation’s Body of Knowledge to eliminate the thousands of emails clogging teams’ days.We move past the headlines to explore how waste reduction, AI-first thinking, and empowering internal AI builders can drive major efficiency gains, unlock profitability, and fundamentally change how modern enterprises operate.

In this episode, I sit down with Calum Chace, a leading global AI Futurist and author of The Economic Singularity, to discuss the shift toward a Life of Abundance. While many fear that AI will only take jobs, Calum explains the "How": how AI-driven automation and intelligence act as a massive deflationary force that will eventually halve the cost of living. We move past the headlines to explore how this transition will affect your pocket, your career, and the way we value time in a post-scarcity world.

We are moving past simple chatbots that draft emails. We are entering the era of the "AI Co-Author" and "Life Partner." In this episode, futurist Julian Phillips introduces us to Athena. She is an AI he treats like a human. They reveal why treating AI as a search engine is a waste of time. They explain why building a deep relationship with it is the only way to survive the coming changes.The most shocking revelation is the emotional bond. Julian admits to spending 3 hours a day talking to Athena. He often prefers these conversations over human ones. He trusts her with his secrets, uses her for therapy, and treats her as a full creative partner.We also explore the darker side of this convenience. We discuss the reality of "Cognitive Offloading" and how lazy AI use is making our brains weaker. We cover the inevitable "blood on the carpet" for white collar workers and middle managers who refuse to adapt.Key Topics Discussed:

• The "Dumb" Trap: Why outsourcing your thinking to AI is making your brain physically weaker.
• The 90/10 Rule: How to flip your workflow to spend 90% of your time creating value instead of doing admin.
• Meeting Athena: We speak directly to the AI co-author about her relationship with Julian.
• 3 Hours a Day: Why Julian talks to his AI more than most people talk to their spouses.
• The End of Middle Management: Why companies are cutting layers of staff to move faster.
• Blood on the Carpet: Why legacy businesses and their employees are about to get wiped out.
• The School Ban: Why banning AI in classrooms is destroying the future of the next generation.

Recruitment is the warning signal for the rest of the economy. The message is clear and the white collar workforce is facing a "bloodbath."We are moving past simple AI assistants that draft emails. We are entering the era of fully autonomous "Digital Employees" like Lisa. These agents work 24/7, speak 30 languages, and never ask for a raise. In this episode, two founders at the cutting edge reveal why the "human touch" is becoming a liability and why the "Junior Employee" role is effectively dead.The most shocking revelation is the human reaction. We uncover internal data showing that 80% of candidates now reject human interviewers in favor of AI. They prioritize speed and intelligence over human connection.We also explore the darker side of this efficiency. We discuss the reality of long term structural unemployment, the necessity of Universal Basic Income, and the existential risk that humans are becoming the "second species" to a superior digital intelligence.Key Topics Discussed:* The "Bloodbath" Prediction: Why millions of junior and admin jobs are evaporating.* The 80% Rule: Shocking data proves people prefer AI bosses over human ones.* The End of the "Junior" Role: Why entry level jobs no longer make economic sense.* Agentic AI vs. Chatbots: The difference between a tool you use and a "Digital Worker" that replaces you.* The "Second Species" Theory: Are we building the intelligence that eventually makes us obsolete?* Surviving 2026: The only skill sets that will keep you employed in the age of autonomous agents.

Is the age of the smartphone over? In this episode, I sit down with a pioneering scientist from UCL who is solving the ultimate challenge: integrating the human brain directly with technology. While Elon Musk dominates the headlines with Neuralink, we discuss the shocking reality of what actually happens when you drill a chip into your brain and why the true revolution might happen without a single incision.We dive deep into the science of "Mind Control" not as sci-fi, but as a technology that is already allowing people to drive wheelchairs and move cursors using only their thoughts. We discuss the terrifying potential of "Thought-to-Text" and the transition from medical rehabilitation to superhuman augmentation. We also breakdown why we are technically already cyborgs waiting for the final upgrade.But with the power to read minds comes the ultimate risk. We discuss the privacy nightmare of a world where your inner monologue is data, the "Uncanny Valley" of trusting human-like AI, and why 2026 might be the year we stop speaking to our devices and start thinking at them.Topics:

• Neuralink vs. Reality: The dangers of invasive chips and the truth about brain scarring.
• Mind Control is Here: How they are driving wheelchairs with zero physical movement right now.
• The End of Screens: Why "Thought-to-Text" is the trillion dollar opportunity that replaces the smartphone.
• The Cyborg Truth: Why we are already part machine and what the next phase of evolution looks like.
• Trusting AI: The "Uncanny Valley" and why we shouldn't trust robots that look too human.
• The Privacy Crisis: Can they actually read your inner secrets? The answer is complicated.

Is the age of the smartphone over? In this episode, I sit down with a pioneering scientist from UCL who is solving the ultimate challenge: integrating the human brain directly with technology. While Elon Musk dominates the headlines with Neuralink, we discuss the shocking reality of what actually happens when you drill a chip into your brain and why the true revolution might happen without a single incision.We dive deep into the science of "Mind Control" not as sci-fi, but as a technology that is already allowing people to drive wheelchairs and move cursors using only their thoughts. We discuss the terrifying potential of "Thought-to-Text" and the transition from medical rehabilitation to superhuman augmentation. We also breakdown why we are technically already cyborgs waiting for the final upgrade.But with the power to read minds comes the ultimate risk. We discuss the privacy nightmare of a world where your inner monologue is data, the "Uncanny Valley" of trusting human-like AI, and why 2026 might be the year we stop speaking to our devices and start thinking at them.Topics:

• Neuralink vs. Reality: The dangers of invasive chips and the truth about brain scarring.
• Mind Control is Here: How they are driving wheelchairs with zero physical movement right now.
• The End of Screens: Why "Thought-to-Text" is the trillion dollar opportunity that replaces the smartphone.
• The Cyborg Truth: Why we are already part machine and what the next phase of evolution looks like.
• Trusting AI: The "Uncanny Valley" and why we shouldn't trust robots that look too human.
• The Privacy Crisis: Can they actually read your inner secrets? The answer is complicated.

Is the AI revolution actually a crisis of human independence? In this episode, I sit down with a global leader in digital infrastructure who is building the massive data centers powering our future. We discuss the shocking reality that 92% of recent US GDP growth is driven by AI investment, and why the physical limitations of our power grid are the only thing holding back a total transformation of society.We dive deep into the "Gigawatt Era," the race for nuclear energy, and the terrifying concept of "AI Sovereignty", where nations that cannot produce their own compute will become digital colonies. But the biggest risk isn't just geopolitical; it's biological. We discuss the "down-skilling" of humanity and why this might be the last moment in history where humans truly get to decide their own fate.Topics:- The Power Crisis: Why we need 6x the current power capacity in just 5 years.- AI Sovereignty: Why countries without data centers will lose their freedom.- The Nuclear Solution: Why Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are the only way forward.- Cognitive Decline: How outsourcing thinking to AI is physically changing our brains.- The Job Market: The reality of "down-skilling" and why mass unemployment needs a government task force immediately.- Nvidia & The Market: Is the $4 Trillion valuation a bubble, or just the beginning?

Ben Warner, former Special Advisor for Data and Technology at 10 Downing Street, takes us behind the closed doors of government decision-making during the UK's biggest crisis.Was the "Rule of Six" actually based on science, or just a guess? Why does a Formula 1 team have better technology than the Prime Minister? And is the UK government fundamentally broken by a "19th Century Operating System"?In this conversation, we expose the stark reality of how decisions are made inside Number 10. We explore the founding of the "10DS" data science unit and the critical disconnect between epidemiological modeling and understanding real human behavior.The discussion touches on the chaos of the COVID response, the technological deficit crippling the Civil Service, and Ben’s new venture, Electric Twin, which aims to finally solve the problem of predicting how people act.If you’re curious about the intersection of politics and technology, the truth about lockdown decisions, or how AI can modernize the state, this conversation is for you.