The NHS does not need more AI. It needs AI it can trust.
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explains why trusted, sovereign, domain-specific AI could help the NHS improve care navigation, productivity and patient outcomes safely at scale.
Thought Leadership
Poor citizen experience is becoming a threat to public trust
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Wearable health tech needs proof, not promises
Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas examines when health wearables improve care, when they cause harm, and why rigorous validation must guide NHS adoption at scale safely.
Beyond productivity: Why the UK’s AI investment must serve society, not just shareholders
Jennifer Belissent of Snowflake argues the UK’s £2.5 billion AI investment must prioritise social impact, public trust and equitable outcomes alongside productivity, profit and growth.
Payday, reimagined: The case for earned wage access
Flexible pay can help employees manage unexpected costs, reduce financial stress and build resilience, while supporting stronger retention, engagement and workforce performance.
Claude Science and the great consolidation of biotech AI
Dr. Marta Zanchi examines how Claude Science could reshape biotech AI, shifting defensibility towards orchestration, proprietary assets and healthcare’s complex last mile for investors.
The platform approach: breaking down government silos
Andy Price of Digital Modus explores how platform-based government can reduce legacy IT complexity, improve public services, and enable AI-driven transformation at scale.
Old discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence
Dr Alexander Jarasch of Neo4j explains how graph intelligence can connect fragmented biomedical data to accelerate rare disease diagnosis, drug repurposing, and treatment discovery.
Clinical research won’t move faster until access improves
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
How AI-powered fleet intelligence can accelerate climate action
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Beyond AI: The future of pharmacy depends on smarter system design
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Rewiring the talent pipeline: How tech can unlock youth potential
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
How young people can still get started in tech in an AI world
Robert Lucido of Magnit Global explores how young people can build tech careers as AI reshapes entry-level roles, skills and hiring pathways.
Data centres in space are no longer science fiction – but they are not the answer yet
Michel Muizer of Expereo explores why space-based data centres are emerging, but argues enterprises must prioritise resilient, sustainable infrastructure on Earth first.
Public sector AI success depends on resilience, observability and robust operational foundations
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Climate risk is set to become the next cybersecurity challenge for businesses
Liana Downey of SLR explains why businesses must treat climate intelligence as a core resilience tool, embedded across operations, finance and supply chains.
Decarbonising the UK’s office estate is a matter of economic resilience
Ruth Kerrigan of IES argues that decarbonising UK offices is essential for energy security, productivity and business resilience in a volatile climate.
Why the future of healthcare AI depends on keeping humans in the loop
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
Why the next data centre arms race is happening in orbit
Orbital data centres promise lower cooling costs and faster space analytics, but open governance is vital to prevent compute power concentrating in orbit unfairly globally.
Protecting the UK’s Critical National Infrastructure: from cyber risk to national resilience
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
How thoughtful prompts can strengthen students’ relationships with AI
Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
Rethinking the levy: from compliance cost to catalyst for AI-ready workforces
In our experience, UK businesses aren’t short of ambition when it comes to AI: new tools are piloted, AI strategies
AI took the admin, what’s left for junior talent?
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Why peer-to-peer learning still matters in the AI era
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Space based data centres: Will they be viable?
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.
Driving a county-wide tech transformation
Norfolk County Council CTO, Kurt Frary shares his burning desire to leverage technology to improve the lives of every citizen and business in the county.
JPMorgan: Walking The Walk
JPMorgan Chase & Co’s Tech For Social Good team is celebrating 10 years of doing good, impacting thousands of non-profits and empowering its own workforce.
Stina Ehrensvärd
Stina Ehrensvärd is co-founder of Yubico, the company behind Yubikeys. In this podcast, Stina reveals how the technology has helped human rights organisations and other non-profits.
Novis Games is bringing gaming to the blind
Arianna Ortelli, CEO and co-founder of Novis Games, on her team’s partnership with Microsoft and using AI to bring video games to the visually impaired.
Flying To New Horizons
Can aviation be automated? NATS’ Head of Research Louisa Smith talks about developing the world’s first AI air traffic control system
Agent AI
How can artificial intelligence keep people safe? Microsoft and Hexagon are helping emergency services leverage AI
Thought Leadership
Poor citizen experience is becoming a threat to public trust
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Wearable health tech needs proof, not promises
Professor Esther Rodriguez Villegas examines when health wearables improve care, when they cause harm, and why rigorous validation must guide NHS adoption at scale safely.
Beyond productivity: Why the UK’s AI investment must serve society, not just shareholders
Jennifer Belissent of Snowflake argues the UK’s £2.5 billion AI investment must prioritise social impact, public trust and equitable outcomes alongside productivity, profit and growth.
Payday, reimagined: The case for earned wage access
Flexible pay can help employees manage unexpected costs, reduce financial stress and build resilience, while supporting stronger retention, engagement and workforce performance.
Claude Science and the great consolidation of biotech AI
Dr. Marta Zanchi examines how Claude Science could reshape biotech AI, shifting defensibility towards orchestration, proprietary assets and healthcare’s complex last mile for investors.
The platform approach: breaking down government silos
Andy Price of Digital Modus explores how platform-based government can reduce legacy IT complexity, improve public services, and enable AI-driven transformation at scale.
Old discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence
Dr Alexander Jarasch of Neo4j explains how graph intelligence can connect fragmented biomedical data to accelerate rare disease diagnosis, drug repurposing, and treatment discovery.
Clinical research won’t move faster until access improves
Jon Robson, CEO of Mamedica, explains why improving patient access is essential to faster, more inclusive and effective clinical research across the UK.
How AI-powered fleet intelligence can accelerate climate action
Jeroen Bruinooge of Netradyne explains how AI-powered fleet intelligence helps fleets cut fuel waste, reduce emissions, improve safety and accelerate climate action.
Beyond AI: The future of pharmacy depends on smarter system design
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Rewiring the talent pipeline: How tech can unlock youth potential
Cassandra MacDonald of BPP explores how apprenticeships, human skills and inclusive hiring can help tech employers tackle youth unemployment and close skills gaps.
How young people can still get started in tech in an AI world
Robert Lucido of Magnit Global explores how young people can build tech careers as AI reshapes entry-level roles, skills and hiring pathways.
Data centres in space are no longer science fiction – but they are not the answer yet
Michel Muizer of Expereo explores why space-based data centres are emerging, but argues enterprises must prioritise resilient, sustainable infrastructure on Earth first.
Public sector AI success depends on resilience, observability and robust operational foundations
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Climate risk is set to become the next cybersecurity challenge for businesses
Liana Downey of SLR explains why businesses must treat climate intelligence as a core resilience tool, embedded across operations, finance and supply chains.
Decarbonising the UK’s office estate is a matter of economic resilience
Ruth Kerrigan of IES argues that decarbonising UK offices is essential for energy security, productivity and business resilience in a volatile climate.
Why the future of healthcare AI depends on keeping humans in the loop
Dr Marta G. Zanchi of Nina Capital explores why healthcare AI must balance automation with human oversight, trust, empathy and clinical accountability.
Why the next data centre arms race is happening in orbit
Orbital data centres promise lower cooling costs and faster space analytics, but open governance is vital to prevent compute power concentrating in orbit unfairly globally.
Protecting the UK’s Critical National Infrastructure: from cyber risk to national resilience
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
How thoughtful prompts can strengthen students’ relationships with AI
Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
Rethinking the levy: from compliance cost to catalyst for AI-ready workforces
In our experience, UK businesses aren’t short of ambition when it comes to AI: new tools are piloted, AI strategies
AI took the admin, what’s left for junior talent?
As AI automates admin tasks, junior communications talent must prove critical thinking, ethical judgement and storytelling skills to thrive in an AI-first workplace.
Why peer-to-peer learning still matters in the AI era
Riccardo Ocleppo explores why peer-to-peer learning remains essential in the AI era, and how Docsity AI supports active, collaborative and responsible student learning.
Space based data centres: Will they be viable?
Dr. Atanu Chaudhuri explores whether space-based data centres could solve Earth’s growing digital infrastructure crisis while balancing sustainability, latency, cost and technological feasibility.