Surrey Speaks

From enhancing cancer detection accuracy to revolutionising early diagnosis, we explore the groundbreaking potential of AI in the ongoing battle against cancer with Professor Gustavo Carneiro, a leading expert in AI's application in medical imaging.

Join hosts Georgie and Caroline in an exploration of AI's impact on the workforce with special guest Professor Iis Tussyadiah. In this episode, we grill Prof Tussyadiah in our quick-fire round addressing AI's influence on jobs, industries, and the ethical considerations. The discussion delves into the nuances of mechanical AI versus intelligent automation, linking these concepts to sustainable tourism. Don't miss this illuminating episode on the future of work and the transformative power of AI. #PuttingPeopleAtTheHeartofAI

COMING NOVEMBER 2023!

Experience the cutting edge of technology with Will AI...? - the University of Surrey's new Surrey Speaks podcast series that will delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence.

Hosted by Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor and Georgie Gould, each captivating 15-minute episode will unveil a different AI story, shared by leading researchers at the forefront of technological advancements.

Explore the remarkable applications of AI across diverse disciplines, including mental health, cancer, drug identification, fuel, money, and childcare.

From finding cures for cancer to identifying new drugs to treat Bacterium, AI is reshaping our world in astounding ways. In Will AI...?, guest academics seize the opportunity to showcase the incredible strides made within their research fields, presenting complex concepts in a format that is easily accessible to the public.

Join us as we uncover the incredible potential of AI and glimpse the future it holds for us all.

Experience the cutting edge of technology with Will AI...? - an innovative and new Surrey Speaks podcast series that will delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence.

Hosted by Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor and Georgie Gould, each captivating 15-minute episode will unveil a different AI story, shared by leading researchers at the forefront of technological advancements.

Explore the remarkable applications of AI across diversedisciplines, including mental health, cancer, drug identification, fuel, money, and childcare.

From finding cures for cancer to identifying new drugs to treat Bacterium, AI is reshaping our world in astounding ways. In Will AI...?, guest academics seize the opportunity to showcase the incredible strides made within their research fields, presenting complex concepts in a format that is easily accessible to the public.

Join us as we uncover the incredible potential of AI and glimpse the future it holds for us all.

Subscribe now and be at the forefront of the AI revolution!

Is net zero enough? Should companies be aiming for net positive? How do we translate sustainability efforts into the corporate world? We put these tough questions to Surrey Business School's Professor Tazeeb Rajwani and University of Surrey alumna Amy Fetzer in this week's episode, hosted by Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor.

This week, we spoke to Professor Lorenzo Fioramonti, Dr Zoe Harris and Simona Stangaciu all about the new Surrey Institute for Sustainability! We asked Prof Fioramonti about his visions for the new Institute, we found out about Zoe and Simona's project on growing willow bioenergy crops without the use of soil, and we discovered how YOU can get involved in taking action for a better world.

How is the University of Surrey improving the way patients monitor their symptoms during chemotherapy? How is Surrey enhancing the way 999 calls are handled? What does the future of our healthcare look like? These are just a few questions we asked our esteemed academics, Professor Jo Armes, Professor Richard Lyon and Professor Cath Taylor, and our alumnus, Jon Bradshaw, in this week's episode.

What is AI? What is people-centred AI? How is AI being used in health care? How can we educate people about AI? Professor Adrian Hilton, Professor Inga Prokopenko and Dr Andrew Rogoyski spoke to host Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor about all the ins and outs of AI and how we can make it a force for good.

Professor Jim Al-Khalili CBE and Dr Sapphire Lally were asked some BIG questions: Could quantum mechanics potentially explain why DNA mutates? How does time travel? What problems might quantum mechanics help explain or solve in the future? Tune in for a fascinating discussion with our host Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor!

Acting BA (Hons) student, Ed Shamwana, and Senior Teaching Fellow and Cultural Intelligence Champion, Ameer Choudrie, spoke to host Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor all about safely discussing uncomfortable truths in the world of acting, expanding representation in the industry, as well as touching on the amazing vibe at GSA and what attracted both guests to the Conservatoire.