Between Worlds is a technology podcast that takes you over the horizon and beyond borders, to bring you the global thinkers, innovators and troublemakers whose ideas challenge the world as we know it. From a courtyard cafe in Paris, to a busy sidewalk in Tokyo - each week futurist and global nomad, Mike Walsh, will share his personal conversations with some of the most fascinating people on the pl... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 184 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
Ben Waber is one of the world’s leading experts on people analytics and organizational culture. He is the founder of Humanyze and a professor at MIT. We caught up in Tokyo to discuss the future of work and the impact of large language models (LLMs) o... more
I sat down with Pierre-Yves Calloc'h, Chief Digital Officer at Pernod Ricard, to discuss the company's journey in embracing AI, algorithms and automation to drive marketing effectiveness, sales performance, and consumer engagement. Pernod Ricard, kno... more
Byron Reese, an acclaimed author, futurist, and entrepreneur shares his insights on the concept of ‘Agora’, a superorganism formed by the collective interactions of human beings. Drawing parallels complex adaptive systems like beehives, Reese argues ... more
What are the new challenges that generative AI is creating for copyright law? In this episode, I speak with Matt Hervey, the head of AI law at Gowling, to explore the legal intricacies surrounding the creation of content and ideas by large language m... more
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The conversations between Mike and his guests are completely fascinating - no matter the topic, I gain something from every episode. A must listen!
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Mike Walsh does an excellent job dissecting the impact of modern technology in all industries one episode at a time. His access to global industry leaders makes every episode insightful and unique.
A thoroughly interesting and engaging podcast. Mike flys around the world to chat mostly in coffee shops but sometimes in offices, with leading experts in their respective disciplines, from AI tech and machine learning to consumer data infrastructure technology, Mike digs deep and challenges their thinking, stripping back the laters of expertise, so we, the listeners can interpret the goings on within the technology sphere within a range of industries from food and fashion to banking and transpo... more
Mike and his guests provide some incredibly compelling content and do a phenomenal job of simplifying complex ideas in a structured, entertaining way. more
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