I write about AI, robotics, marketing leadership and responsible technology, and how they are shaping organisations, audiences and everyday life.
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I examine how policy and accountability around AI and emerging technology are taking shape, and what that means for organisations, leaders and the people affected by those decisions.
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I consider how investment, commercial priorities and shifting markets around AI and robotics are influencing growth, partnerships and the long-term value organisations are trying to build.
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I explore how AI, robotics and other emerging technologies are being adopted in organisations and public life, and what these shifts mean for marketing, work and everyday experience.
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I consider how education, privacy, future skills and changing ways of living are reshaping family life, work and community in a rapidly changing world.
Avoid These 5 Costly AI Mistakes in Your Company’s Strategy
TikTok’s US Ban | What It Means for Creators and Marketers in the UK and Europe
Empowering Teens to Use AI Safely | A Parents Guide.
Parenting in the AI era feels like walking a tightrope. On one hand, the opportunities are immense: creativity, education, and innovation all within arm’s reach. On the other, the risks—privacy breaches, misinformation, emotional dependency—are just as significant. The question is: How do we guide our children to navigate this technological revolution safely, responsibly, and confidently?
Embracing The Momentum into 2025.
I’ll admit it: after moving countries, having children, buying homes, starting businesses, closing businesses, and surviving COVID-19, I wasn’t exactly primed for such a monumental shift. I was craving something resembling “normal.”
A Guide to the Realities of Fake Realities | Deepfakes Explained.
Welcome to the wild world of deepfakes, where reality is no longer a given, and truth is up for debate. Deepfakes aren’t just another flashy tech trend—they’re a fascinating, occasionally alarming, glimpse into what happens when AI gets creative.