A podcast made by teens, for teens, talking to some of the biggest names in tech and exploring the world of AI & Ethics from the perspective of a young adult
How do you measure the cold during a pandemic? How does diversity benefit the workplace? How do you get started in AI yourself? Emma Duckworth explains her start in data science and the work she's doing now in consumer healthcare at GSK. EPISODE LINKS: Emma: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/emma-duckworth-25174756 GSK: http://gsk.com/ SOCIAL: Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeensInAIPod LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/teensinai Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teensinaipod HOSTS: Stan Osipenko: https://stan.xyz Radhika Iyer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/radhika-iyer-6b85b0191
What is the key to coming up with a hackathon winning idea? How can you best prepare a powerful, passionate pitch? What happens next after you win a Teens in AI international hackathon? In this episode of AI Agony Aunts, we put these questions and more to team 'Hear-Me', the winners of #GirlsinAI2021 France, and of the international demo day. They won an incredibly competitive global hackathon with over 100 teams and projects all aiming to use AI for social good. Tune in to find out their advice to future participants, and to discover more about what is like to take part in a hackathon! Find out more about future Teens in AI events here Follow us on instagram Follow us on twitter
Where do Artificial Intelligence and Emotional Intelligence intersect? How can resilience help you to thrive in a career in tech, and throughout life? Why is it important to work to understand your purpose? What does it mean to be a leader? These are all questions that participants of Teens in AI's Summer Accelerator will be exploring this year, with the help of iDiscover360, a school of thought for human development and purposeful living. In today's episode, Ben Depraz-Brenninkmeijer, partner at iDiscover360, provides us with a fascinating insight into the importance of exploring leadership, resilience, purpose, and fear in today's world, and how EI is vital to safely developing AI. We hope you enjoy Ep.18! Learn more about iDiscover360 Learn more about Teens in AI's programmes We are also looking to expand our Teens in AI Podcast Team! If you would like to get involved in presenting, editing, or marketing the podcast, head to our twitter/instagram @teensinaipod to find out more.
Over 500 million people around the world have now used language learning platform Duolingo since it launched in 2012, and AI and gamification play a vital role in keeping learners coming back for more. In today's episode, we're speaking with Erin Gustafson, Lead Data Scientist at Duolingo, to discuss how these tools are deployed across the app, and Duolingo's passion for making learning linguistics accessible for all. We also discuss the rapid growth they have experienced since starting out as a small tech startup, the future of linguistics as translation technologies continue to develop, and the importance of being able to order coffee wherever you may be in the world! We hope you enjoy episode 15! Discover more about Duolingo's Research Start learning a language with Duolingo We are also looking to expand our Teens in AI Podcast Team! If you would like to get involved in presenting, editing, or marketing the podcast, head to our twitter/instagram @teensinaipod to find out more.
Would you like to start a STEAM or Coding Club? Perhaps you'd like to take your club to the next level? Are you perhaps a little daunted by the idea of launching a club yourself? You have come to the right place - welcome to our new series, AI Agony Aunts! In our first episode, we give you the ultimate run down on how to start a successful club, covering topics such as creating proposals, staying organised, promoting your club, and of course, keeping it fun for everyone involved! Your AI Agony Aunts Claire and Kate have made many mistakes whilst running clubs themselves so that you don't have to! Do get in touch with us @teensinaipod if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes of this series, or if you would like to tell us about your experience of running a STEM club - we would absolutely love to hear from you. Links to Competitions you can get involved in Teens in AI Hackathons MathWorks Google Science Fair Girls Go CyberStart Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @teensinaipod
Are maths lessons teaching the skills needed for today’s world? Why is it vital to embrace multiparadigm data science? How can Computational Thinking serve as a problem solving power tool for our society? In this episode, we’re speaking to Conrad Wolfram, author of The Maths Fix and European CEO of Wolfram Research, about the scale and scope of their work, and his view that our current education system is failing to prepare problem solvers for the AI age. Please find further resources below - if you haven’t used Wolfram Alpha before, do take a look, we promise it will transform the way you research and work forever! We hope you enjoy Episode 15. Further Resources Understanding Computational Thinking The Outcomes of Computational Thinking Curriculums Conrad’s Blog on the failures of the 2020 A-level Algorithm Wolfram Alpha The Maths Fix
Have you been a victim of cybercrimes? Have you received any phishing emails in the past year? If so, you are not the only one. In 2020, 241,342 complaints on phishing and related attacks were reported to the IC3. This number increased by around 110% from the previous year. So how can we maintain safe communication and data storage as hacking techniques become ever more advanced? In Ep. 14, Abhishek Iyer, Head of Product Marketing at Armorblox, explains how natural language understanding can be used to prevent targeted email attacks. He also speaks with us about life in a startup, and why he recommends it to all those starting out in their career journeys. To learn more about cybersecurity, here are some great resources: Will Smith Was Wrong About The Robots: https://www.armorblox.com/blog/will-smith-was-wrong-about-the-robots/ Findings from the FBI Internet Crime Report: https://www.armorblox.com/blog/fbi-2020-ic3-report-findings-bec-and-eac-losses-continue-to-rise/ Allen NLP website: https://demo.allennlp.org/reading-comprehension/bidaf-elmo NLP vs NLU vs NLG: https://towardsdatascience.com/nlp-vs-nlu-vs-nlg-know-what-you-are-trying-to-achieve-nlp-engine-part-1-1487a2c8b696 Also, be sure to follow Abhishek’s blog on video game design: https://medium.com/@abhishekiyer_25378
The rise of Fintech has accelerated dramatically in the past 5 years, leading to rapid change and innovation in the banking sector in a way never seen before. In this episode, Claire Calmejane, Chief Innovation Officer at Societe Generale, talks about how banks can use AI to improve customer experience, financial literacy, and cater to all generations – changing the landscape for all. With this in mind, there have been huge developments in banking services, resulting in new structures such as Neobanks, who are changing the way we think, invest, and deposit our money. We hope you enjoy Ep.13! Let us know about your thoughts and opinions on adjusting to a purely online banking system on instagram and twitter @teensinaipod
How can AI help us to fight fraud? Is AI the next electricity? Did you know the pandemic accelerated the worldwide shift to e-commerce by 5 years? Today we’re speaking with two leading figures in AI at Mastercard, Rohit Chauhan, Executive VP of AI and Laura Quevedo, Executive VP. From algorithms which enable payments and prevent fraud, to ones which identify skills gaps in HR, to those which partially automate customer support, AI is being used to save time and improve efficiency across the entire company. In this episode we speak about this strategy, and about how AI is being embedded throughout the world. Thank you to Mastercard for supporting our Girls in AI 2021 Hackathon. We hope you enjoy Ep.12!
What is the relationship between AI and humans? How can we use data science to explore our family history? How can data science allow us to collaborate with musicians and artists we’ll never meet? Today we’re speaking with Dr Ahna Girshick about her previous job at Ancestry, and her lifelong passion for combining STEM with humanities and the arts to tell stories. We hope you enjoy Ep.11!
How can data help us diagnose rare diseases? How do we standardise healthcare data from across the world? What is the future of the digital hospital? For today’s episode, we spoke to Dr Rachel Li, who is a Machine Learning Engineer at Privacy Analytics, an IQVIA Company who provide data anonymisation services and software for organisations in the healthcare industry. We discuss her experiences as a female computer scientist, and the future of data in healthcare, exploring how it can revolutionise both medical research, and patient experience. We hope you enjoy Ep.10!
Happy International Women’s Day from the whole Teens in AI Podcast Team. To celebrate International Women’s Day, at Teens in AI we are currently holding our annual Global Girls in AI hackathon across 25 countries, with over 1000 participants, 150 speakers, and 500 mentors and organisers. The Lead Organisers really are the glue of this event, without them it just would not be possible to get so many young people from so many different backgrounds learning about AI. So for this special episode we talked to 5 of them, and the Founder and CEO of Teens in AI, Elena, to find out a little more about them and their hackathons! We hope you enjoy listening to them as much as we enjoyed chatting with them.
In Ep.8, we are joined by Professor Dennis Tenen, associate professor of comparative literature at Columbia University, to consider the relationship between text and technology. From the story-writing algorithms of the Ancient Greeks, to the power of bots today to debunk vaccine rumours, we explore how this relationship is becoming ever more ingrained in our lives. Could a bot win a Nobel Prize? Write your essays for you? And would you take your three favourite books to a desert island, or a bot that would endlessly write new books for you? We hope you enjoy!
In Ep.7 we’re talking to Zach Crago, Co-Creator and Head of Partnerships at Teach FX, about the use of voice recognition AI. TeachFX uses this tool to give teachers immediate statistical feedback on student engagement in their lessons, enabling them to change their teaching methods to benefit student outcomes. We discuss the future of technology in education, of voice recognition in the wider world, and the significant role teachers play in our lives.
In Ep.6 we are joined by Corey Glickman, Global Head of Sustainability and Design Consulting Services at Infosys. We discuss problem solving, how data is changing the way we play and consume sport, innovation in response to Covid-19, and embracing what technology enables us to do. Enjoy!
In Ep.5 we welcome Dr Fadji Maina, hydrologist at NASA, who spoke to us about the power of AI to help us predict the future of climate change, particularly in relation to water. Tune in to also hear her own inspirational story about her journey to becoming the first Nigerien woman to work for NASA, and her belief in the power of hope.
How can AI help us when we are overwhelmed by choice? Or when salons across the world closed during the COVID-19 pandemic? How can AI encourage us to express ourselves? To learn more about how technology is reshaping the beauty industry, listen to today's episode with Lubomira Rochet, Chief Digital Officer at L'Oréal. We hope you enjoy Ep 4!
Tune in for this week’s episode, where we are joined by the incredible Professor Mischa Dohler, Professor at King's College London, Fellow of IEEE/RAEng/RSA/IET and Cofounder of Worldsensing/Movingbeans/SiriusInsight. Topics include the Internet of Skills, global democratisation of technology through 5G and 6G and the confluence of music and technology.
Join us for our second episode of 2021 as we speak to the incredible Robbie Stamp, CEO of Bioss International, Chairman of h2g2.com, TedX speaker and member of the BSI Standing Committee on AI. Tune in as we discuss a variety of topics, including whether AI has the potential to feel emotions like empathy, homeotechniensis and the possibility of a digital afterlife.
Welcome to Episode 1 of our brand new series!Tune in as we discuss a variety of topics with David Hanson, Founder and CEO of Hanson Robotics, including regulation over the development of human-like forms in machines, Sophia’s controversial Saudi Arabian Citizenship and whether creating a conscious and autonomous “intelligent machine” is necessary to survive the challenges of our time.
Welcome to Ep 9! Our amazing guest is Yonah Welker, Innovator and Founder of the Yonah Fund We discuss the challenges and potentials of the future of how a truly neurodiverse tech industry can empower AI For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 8! Our amazing guest is Susan Etlinger, an Industry Analyst with Altimeter Group We discuss the problems with the business model of AI and the role of AI in business and advertising For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 7! Our amazing guest is Renée Cummings, Data Activist in Residence at the University of Virginia We discuss her exciting new research, facial recognition technology, reform, bias and more. For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 6! Our amazing guest is Kate Kallot, Head of Emerging Areas at NVIDIA We discuss the importance of Black History Month, global collaboration, fighting racial biases and advice and resources For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome back! In this episode we talk to some of the incredible teens from the Ada Lovelace Hackathon 2020. We discuss the future of AI, their projects, the challenges they face and so much more.For more information and regular updates, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 4! Our amazing guests is Ivana Bartoletti, Technical Director at Deloitte and Privacy and Ethics specialist We discuss the role of AI in politics, privacy and social media and more! For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 2! Our amazing guests are Professor Rose Luckin, Director of EDUCATE and Professor of Learner Centred Design at UCL, Carly Kind, Director of the Ada Lovelace Institute and Elena Sinel, Teens In AI Founder. We discuss the future of AI, advice for teens interested in tech and so much more! For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 3! We discuss the role and relative success of AI in the fight against COVID, the ethics of AI taking over roles in healthcare, and potential unemployment in the healthcare industry. Our amazing guest is Dr Indra Joshi, Director of AI at NHSX. I am also joined by my co-host, Anisah. For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
Welcome to Ep 1!! Our amazing guests are Professor Rose Luckin, Director of EDUCATE and Professor of Learner Centred Design at UCL and Carly Kind, Director of the Ada Lovelace Institute. We discuss bias in the A-Level Algorithm and UK school system, the potential of AI in education and much more. For more information, follow us on twitter @TeensInAIPod
A Podcast made by teens, for teens, talking to some of the biggest names in tech & exploring the world of AI & Ethics from a young adults perspective.Episodes will release on a regular weekly basis, including bonus features such as blog posts, advice sections &career opportunities.Please share and subscribe! 1st Episode Released THURSDAY 24th September 2020!https://youtu.be/TqjIYOFR8GQ#TeensInAIPod