I received ethical criticism from am unlikely source recently, and one very close to home. Actually, that criticism hit a very strong ethical point and it should be noted and also discussed further. There have been many discussions online regarding the thorny topic of AI and its ethical impact on society. Most have taken place around Agentic AI and Generative AI. However, this is neither and a lot more basic.

I received ethical criticism from am unlikely source recently, and one very close to home. Actually, that criticism hit a very strong ethical point and it should be noted and also discussed further. There have been many discussions online regarding the thorny topic of AI and its ethical impact on society. Most have taken place around Agentic AI and Generative AI. However, this is neither and a lot more basic.

"I talk, therefore I am"

This podcast series, as a series of discussions based on Jon Shamah’s Linkedin blogs, offers a thought-provoking exploration of key topics shaping the digital world today. Drawing from decades of hands-on experience and a strategic viewpoint, Jon delves into the evolving landscape of Digital Identity, the emergence and implications of Digital Wallets, and the broader currents driving digital transformation. While much of the analysis is rooted in developments across Europe, the series adopts a truly global lens—examining international policy frameworks, technical standards, and cross-border interoperability challenges. Whether addressing the urgency for unified digital identity ecosystems or highlighting innovations that are reshaping user trust and data sovereignty, each episode offers practical insight informed by expertise and critical reflection. By bridging strategic vision with real-world implementation, The podcasts invite listeners and readers alike to engage with the future of digital trust architecture—one informed by experience, enriched by collaboration, and poised for global relevance.
[Note that the discussions are by Jon Shamah's favourite AI friends.]

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This podcast series, as a series of discussions based on Jon Shamah’s Linkedin blogs, offers a thought-provoking exploration of key topics shaping the digital world today. Drawing from decades of hands-on experience and a strategic viewpoint, Jon delves into the evolving landscape of Digital Identity, the emergence and implications of Digital Wallets, and the broader currents driving digital transformation.While much of the analysis is rooted in developments across Europe, the series adopts a truly global lens—examining international policy frameworks, technical standards, and cross-border interoperability challenges. Whether addressing the urgency for unified digital identity ecosystems or highlighting innovations that are reshaping user trust and data sovereignty, each episode offers practical insight informed by expertise and critical reflection.By bridging strategic vision with real-world implementation, The podcasts invite listeners and readers alike to engage with the future of digital trust architecture—one informed by experience, enriched by collaboration, and poised for global relevance. [Note that the discussions are by Jon Shamah's favourite AI friends.]

This podcast series, as a series of discussions based on Jon Shamah’s Linkedin blogs, offers a thought-provoking exploration of key topics shaping the digital world today. Drawing from decades of hands-on experience and a strategic viewpoint, Jon delves into the evolving landscape of Digital Identity, the emergence and implications of Digital Wallets, and the broader currents driving digital transformation. While much of the analysis is rooted in developments across Europe, the series adopts a truly global lens—examining international policy frameworks, technical standards, and cross-border interoperability challenges. Whether addressing the urgency for unified digital identity ecosystems or highlighting innovations that are reshaping user trust and data sovereignty, each episode offers practical insight informed by expertise and critical reflection. By bridging strategic vision with real-world implementation, The podcasts invite listeners and readers alike to engage with the future of digital trust architecture—one informed by experience, enriched by collaboration, and poised for global relevance.
[Note that the discussions are by Jon Shamah's favourite AI friends.]

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