Winning in business means keeping up with ever-changing new tech. That’s why Kaspersky’s podcast illuminating today’s tech opportunities for business leaders – Insight Story – is back.

In season 2, host Susi O’Neill unpacks the latest tech trends with global experts and business insiders, all to keep you ahead of your competition. You can’t afford to miss it.

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2: How can you safely get the benefits of the Industrial Internet of Things?

3: How do you get the best return on your tech investment?

4: What do you need to know to use AI ethically?

5: What is digital sovereignty and why does it matter to your business?

6: How will quantum computing change the world?

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Diverse workplaces make better products, better decisions and are more resilient in the face of change. Yet despite much progress, some young women are still struggling to get into careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM.) What can we do? 

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When researchers created a ‘third thumb’ prosthesis and taught people how to use it, they found changes in the brain. As we see advanced convergence of embedded body tech into non-medical uses, we must explore the potential for unintended consequences alongside benefits like productivity and convenience.

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In the future, will we each have a digital bio-twin beside us, ready to whisper in our ear when our biometric data shows we’re at risk?

Scientists say genes affect our lifespan by just 10 to 25 percent, making preventing illness key to extending our lives. Today, tech that quantifies our biophysical performance abounds, and more is on the way.

But how should we protect our precious and private health information, while taking advantage of these powerful, possibly life-extending tools? And what can be done about the missing data of women, people of color and others historically ignored by medical research?

Writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington discusses the exciting and thorny topic of our extended selves in healthcare tech with Michael Geer, Co-founder of Humanity app, Marija Butkovic, world expert in women’s health innovation and Founder of Women of Wearables and David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky.

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Technology has long triggered change in the home – from telephones, to television, and now telepresence, with mass data flowing through high-speed broadband, streaming and voice assistants. And it’s never been easy for parents to know how to keep children safe.

Writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington talks to Sonia Livingstone, Professor of Social Psychology, London School of Economics, about how today’s tech is changing family relationships – sometimes, for the better. Sly Spencer Lee, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Emerge, explains a new technology letting people far from each other have deeper conversations by connecting through touch. Kaspersky’s David Emm explores risks posed by emerging tech at home, and what parents can do.

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Gaming companies have long wanted their games to appeal to women. Early successes like Pac-Man showed the size of the untapped market, while ironically, Ms. Pac-Man missed the mark. How should games companies work to better reach wider audiences?

Ghada Almoqbel, CEO of Saudi Arabia’s girls’ gaming community GCON, and Jennifer Donahue, Head of Publishing and Marketing at US online game-makers HiDef, join series writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington to discuss how the games industry can better support and engage women and non-binary players. Kaspersky’s David Emm adds security advice for gamers.

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Metaverses are immersive virtual worlds accessed through gaming consoles, VR headsets and computers. In them, you can do almost anything you’d do in the real world, and express your individuality through fashion. And you can start to learn how to interact with others in the metaverse, such as playing sports in teams. Interestingly, the metaverse itself is already changing what these activities will likely mean to us in future.

In this first episode of Fast Forward’s second season, writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington meets Michaela Larosse of digital fashion house The Fabricant and Professor Andy Miah, Chair of Science Communication and Future Media at University of Salford, UK.

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What will we wear in digital worlds? Can we find meaningful virtual intimacy? Could digital bio-twins help us make better choices?

The award-winning audio series examining trends shaping technology from the perspective of the recent past, Fast Forward, is back. Season 2 looks at how technological change is affecting us as living human beings.

In each episode, writer and presenter Ghislaine Boddington asks global experts to scan the past, share up-to-date knowledge and give future visions of how emerging technology will affect our bodies, brains and lives.

Fast Forward is produced for global cybersecurity brand Kaspersky’s cyberculture channel Tomorrow Unlocked. Season 1 was nominated for a Webby Award and won silver for best branded podcast at the Content Marketing Awards (CMA.)

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In this final episode, space is the new place. Alongside authentic recordings from space, we visit the Moon, Mars and beyond and consider proposed future missions like the lunar space station, mining on the Moon and crewed missions to Mars.

Chris Welch of the International Space University and president-elect of the British Interplanetary Society explains how space exploration programs have changed. Tanja Masson-Zwaan, Assistant Professor and Deputy Director of University of Leiden’s International Institute of Air and Space Law, unravels legal complexities in space. Space engineer Vinita Marwaha Madill reveals the role women have played in space exploration. Principal Security Researcher David Emm talks about the Kaspersky-sponsored project to clean up space junk.

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