Foresight Radio

Tom looks at how agentic AI is changing the game for coding. Includes a free website to stay up to date on AI developments

In this episode of Foresight Radio, we explore the surprising—and deeply thought-provoking—intersection of yoga and artificial intelligence with Sunil Malhotra, author of YogaI. Through a series of insightful reflections and excerpts from our conversation, we examine how AI is forcing us to rethink what it means to be human, why our fragmented world needs more inner clarity than external speed, and how ancient wisdom might hold the key to navigating our high-tech future. This isn't just a conversation about technology—it's a journey into consciousness, identity, and the operating system within.

Tom Koulopoulos dives into autonomous “agent-based AI”—advanced digital workers capable of managing projects, making decisions, and negotiating contracts. Major players like OpenAI and Salesforce are driving this trend, with open-source options opening doors for smaller businesses. Tom interviews Jack Crawford, who references Colonel John Boyd’s “OODA loop” to explain how these AI agents can drastically accelerate decision-making. They explore the potential of AI-driven code development, administrative tasks, and strategic problem-solving, noting that widespread adoption may happen within months. While it raises questions about job displacement, Tom and Jack agree that, ultimately, humans will focus on higher-level innovation and value creation alongside these new digital coworkers.

Imagine your great grandkids and generations beyond chatting with you long after you’re gone. Science fiction, right? Stick with me, I’ll show you how I did just that using OpenAI’s APIs and RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) to create my digital self.

In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom challenges the status quo of our fractured, overburdened health care system. He explores the looming crisis driven by an aging population and overworked medical staff, then proposes a revolutionary solution: digital health care advocacy powered by AI. Tune in to discover how this new approach could ensure true continuity of care and transform health care into a proactive, patient-centered system.

Tom takes a deep dive into the looming cold war fueled by nationstate AI development with two synthetic AI cohosts. See the white paper From Arms to Algorithms at delphigroup.com

In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom discusses Microsoft's Majorana 1 chip and its implications for quantum computing. Microsoft's breakthrough could allow for scaling quantum computers to millions of qubits on a single chip, potentially solving complex problems that would be impossible for classical computers. While there is skepticism in the scientific community about Microsoft's claims, the investment from major players like Microsoft, IBM, Google, and others indicates inevitable breakthroughs in quantum computing.

In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom Koulopoulos speaks with Erin Baumgartner, co-founder of Family Dinner and former assistant director at the MIT Senseable City Lab. The discussion explores the democratization of data—how it’s reshaping cities, transforming the food industry, and revolutionizing education through MIT’s MicroMasters program.

The conversation covers:

How data is transforming urban living, from shared mobility to autonomous intersections that eliminate traffic lights.

The role of data storytelling—why making data understandable is key to adoption.

How sewage data is being used to track urban health, fight the opioid crisis, and predict disease outbreaks.

The inefficiencies of our food system, why supermarkets are fundamentally broken, and how data can make food more ethical, sustainable, and local.

The future of education—how MIT’s MicroMasters in Data Science is providing elite education to thousands worldwide and changing the way we think about access to knowledge.

The ethics of AI and data privacy—why the ship has already sailed and what it means for the future of personal data.

From AI-driven cities to ethical food choices, this episode explores how data is becoming an invisible journalist, uncovering truths we never thought to ask and reshaping the future of how we live, work, and eat.

In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom Koulopoulos sits down with Jim Champy, co-author of the bestselling business book Reengineering the Corporation, which celebrates its 25th anniversary. They explore the evolution of business transformation, the role of leadership, and the disruptive forces shaping industries today. Their conversation covers everything from the legacy of reengineering to technology-driven change, AI’s impact on business processes, globalization, the future of leadership, and the shifting dynamics of healthcare. Jim shares insights from decades of experience consulting with Fortune 500 companies and delves into the cultural, technological, and economic shifts redefining industries today.

In this episode of Foresight Radio, host Thomas Koulopoulos sits down with Chris Boos, founder of Arago and a leading expert in General AI, to explore the evolution, challenges, and future of artificial intelligence.

AI vs. Machine Learning – Why AI is not just machine learning and why relying on one algorithm is risky.

The Limits of Data – Why more data isn’t always better and how AI can make decisions without infinite data.

AI Intuition vs. Human Intuition – Why AI can appear to think creatively but is actually rearranging logic in unexpected ways.

The Bias Problem in AI – How AI reflects our own biases and why it acts as an “ugly mirror” of human decision-making.

Narrow AI vs. General AI vs. Science Fiction AI – Breaking down three categories of AI and why true human-like AI is nowhere near reality.

The AI Apocalypse Myth – Why AI won’t become our overlord and why the real concern should be AI in warfare.

AI and the Future of Work – How AI will disrupt entire industries and why developed economies are at the greatest risk of falling behind.

The "Silent Industrial Revolution" – How AI is transforming the economy in ways we don’t yet see.

This is an eye-opening discussion about what AI really is, what it isn’t, and how businesses and governments must prepare for the coming wave of AI-driven transformation.