Megatrends are changing our world. We’ve seen the internet and smartphones transform our lives and, more recently, have seen artificial intelligence touted as ‘the next big thing’, with the emergence of software like ChatGPT. So, what’s next?
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvesting |
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris and Mobeen explore the cutting-edge of biotech with Ben Taylor, CFO and Chief Strategy Officer at Exscientia. Ben touches on his transition from the high-stakes world of investment banking to spearheading ... more
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris is joined by Blake Heimann, Senior Associate, Quantitative Research, WisdomTree. Together they discuss various topics related to AI and technology. They touch on Apple's release of a large language model a... more
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris and Mobeen are joined by Max Heinemeyer, Chief Product Officer at Darktrace, to discuss the intersection of cybersecurity and AI. Max shares his background in offensive security and how it led him to the d... more
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris and Mobeen are back at the helm, navigating the seas of thematic investing. Their journey takes them through the evolving interest in AI and practical implementation, the growth and innovation of NVIDIA, t... more
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris is joined by Jeremy Schwartz, Global CIO at WisdomTree and Dan Ives, Managing Director and Senior Equity Research Analyst, Wedbush Securities. Together they discuss various topics related to the tech indus... more
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris and Mobeen discuss investor interest in thematic topics, the performance of energy storage, the long-term case for batteries, regional variations in electric vehicle adoption, China's role in the energy tr... more
In this episode, Chris is joined by Mobeen Tahir, Director, Macroeconomic Research and Tactical Solutions here at WisdomTree. Together they discuss the performance and challenges of thematic investing in 2023. They explore the impact of rising intere... more
For this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris is joined by Malte Broxtermann, Partner, Berylls. Together they discuss the automotive sector. From mobility to electric vehicles, they cover the entire ecosystem. more
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