While much is said about automation taking jobs there is very little discussion around its ability to fill the gaps left by a retiring workforce and a lowering birth rate. Japan and Italy are already experiencing this as discussed in this short discussion 

The 2020's look set to be a decade of massive change, from leaps forward in technology to working from home it's clearly going to be very different from the previous 30 years. Will it be a time of growth though? Michael Baxter speaks to Guy Kirkwood to get his perspective ...

Guy Kirkwood and Michael Baxter discuss why the we moving away from the industrial world and how the pandemic has accelerated the move out of the office. A fresh look at the new world of work...

We asked Guy Kirkwood if automation technology is affecting jobs and he responds very candidly ...

An interview with the ex chief evangelist of the worlds biggest robotic process automation company.

We speak to Guy Kirkwood of UiPath fame about automation, jobs, the birth rate, why its all changing and why the next decade will be an economic boom. 

As we've all been forced to rethink how we work, where we work and what work actually means to us, we ask the question, has the pandemic made work more human. We were joined by CEOs Joanna Swash and John Jeffcock to get the leaders perspective on how things are changing and what the workplace might hold for us in the coming months and years.

With so many different types of AI starting to make their way into the conversation around artificial intelligence we reached out to Luca Scagliarini, chief product officer at Expert.AI to explain what natural language processing is and why it's so important.

Turns out that AI is not one thing and that we need many different forms of the technology to make it do the things we want it to. An insightful interview with Luca taught us that we still have a way to go before we get where we're going ...

Ambee has developed some very cool technology to help governments and companies get really granular on the state of the air we breath. In this short interview we speak to two of the cofounders at Ambee, Akshay and Maddy. 

You'll be surprised by the realities of what we really know about our air and how this is costing lives and billions of dollars in wholly preventable diseases. 

This companies 'why' is the ultimate highlight ...