Podcasts about anurag banerjee

Hi there! Welcome to Episode 235 of Never on the Backfoot Podcast. India makes it five wins out of five at the ICC Men's ODI World Cup. A fascinating tussle between the two teams, India and New Zealand, at the top of the table was settled by the chase-master Kohli, who marshalled his team to their target of 274 to win in a match that had earlier been halted by descending fog in Dharamsala. In this episode, we will discuss all the major takeaways and observations from this thrilling encounter with Anurag Banerjee of Cool Cats Sports Cast fame. The Podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify for Podcasters, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and many other platforms and spread the word. Check out @neveronthebackfoot on Instagram & Threads and @neverontheback1 on X for the latest facts, trivia, quizzes, and terminology.

In this podcast, Sharlene Jenner, vice president of engagement strategy at Abelson Taylor and professor of AI and personalization for digital marketers at Southern Methodist University, leads a panel of five industry leaders in a roundtable discussion. The conversation delves into the practicalities of current AI applications and confronts the ethical and regulatory issues related to the technology. The panelists also explore the direct consequences and prospective implications of AI, providing listeners with a snapshot of the present and an outlook on the transformative potential of emerging technologies in the pharmaceutical marketing sphere. The panel consists of: Faruk Capan, chief innovation officer, EVERSANA, and CEO, EVERSANA INTOUCH; Anurag Banerjee, CEO and founder, Quilt.AI; Jeff Headd, vice president, commercial data science, The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson; and Stephen Onikoro, senior principal, head of strategy, PharmaForceIQ. Sponsored by: ZS https://www.zs.com/

#metaverse #digitaltwin #india #xrom #podcast #gaming Anurag Banerjee is a games and technology industry leader with 18 years of extensive experience in engineering AAA game titles and providing Games as a service (GaaS). In his pursuit, he has traveled the world from India to Canada to Singapore, and currently he is based in London. In his prior adventures, he has shipped several open-world titles including the Batman Arkham series, Assassin's Creed series, and many more in engineering leadership roles. Following that, he joined Improbable where he spent considerable time extending the reach of multiplayer technologies to new limits working with partners as an Engineering Director. Most recently, he has been working as an Engineering advisor for Game7 which is a collective formed to accelerate the Blockchain Gaming industry through Grants, Education, and Strategic Initiatives. A combination of building open-world games, and enabling large-scale multiplayer environments with Web3 puts him in the unique place to build a Metaverse where the virtual world meets the physical world. https://livingcities.xyz https://uk.linkedin.com/in/anuragbanerjee https://twitter.com/banerjeeanurag https://game7.io/

  Let's talk collaborative philanthropy! We are joined by Anna Hakobyan (Chief Impact Officer at CIFF — the Children's Investment Fund Foundation), Deepali Khanna (Managing Director for Asia at the Rockefeller Foundation) and Anurag Banerjee (Co-Founder & CEO of Quilt.AI) for a candid and thought-provoking conversation. This is an in-depth episode with views from three influential and consequential thought-leaders in philanthropy and social good, who bring a breadth of experience and expertise ranging from grant-making and impact measurement to data-sharing and artificial intelligence for good.   Collaboration in the world of philanthropy is not only increasing in prominence but is also becoming ever more sophisticated and innovative.   We take a look at collaboration across numerous dimensions, including funder to funder; funder and grantees; grantee to grantee; Global South to Global South; private and non-profit sectors; and large/experienced organisations to small/inexperienced ones. We also discuss how impact measurement, evaluation findings and evidence reviews should be viewed as a public good; fully transparent and shared widely; within an environment of trust that creates safe spaces for candid exchanges on what works and what does not. And, we explore the importance of going beyond traditional knowledge-sharing by targeting the right audiences with key insights at just the right time when they're in the decision-making process.  This is an episode that will inform you and equip you to achieve more social good.  Thank you for downloading this episode of The Do One Better Podcast. For information on more than 150 episodes featuring remarkable thought-leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship please visit our website at Lidji.org  

Anurag Banerjee is the CEO & Co-Founder of Quilt.AI, a tech firm aimed at enabling scale and understanding empathy between organizations and the billions of people across the globe. A wide range of companies and non-profit organizations, such as Amazon, Target, J&J, and DBS, as well as the World Bank, UNICEF, and Girl Effect, use Quilt.AI to interact better with their consumers. Listen to Anurag as he talks about his enthralling entrepreneurial journey and shares his thoughts on the future of technology.

My guest this week is Anurag Banerjee. He's sounding the alarm on mental well-being. Anurag isn't a medical professional, a healthcare expert, or a policy-maker. He's a miner…of data, that is. And through the organization he founded and runs, he's excavating insights that point to leading trends and developments in human behavior.  He describes his organization, Quilt AI, as a mission-first technology company that's looking to reverse fractures in society and generate empathy. From time-to-time, his team of analysts and data scientists point their lens at issues worthy of global attention. Mental health is one such subject. And on this World Mental Health Day, the data is revealing, if not somewhat disturbing. Here's the headliner: In the past 18 months – or since the onset of the global pandemic - there's been a 500 percent worldwide increase in conversations about mental health and well-being. This comes from data collected by his firm from 177 cities across 70 countries. It's an astounding jump and the analysis is only made possible through the use and application of artificial intelligence.  The research raises a bevy of questions. Why the dramatic increase? What's the root cause? What – exactly – is mental health? To be frank, the findings are inconclusive. And yet, the data is indicative of a problem brewing at a universal level. This is a vast subject with nuances as varied as the tens of millions of individuals now engaged and in search of mental health support. In the course of this 25-minute discussion, we try to unpack the problem, then ask: What can be done about it? Join us at www.insideasiapodcast.com to learn more.

  A fascinating and thought-provoking conversation for anyone who's looking to understand attitudes and drive behaviour change at scale for the betterment of society.   What drives misogynistic attitudes? How do you know whether your philanthropic intervention is making a difference?  Can AI and big data help improve girls' education and expected career outcomes? What about privacy considerations when analysing mass behaviour online?  We discuss these questions and many more.   Quilt.AI is a mission-first technology company, seeking to increase empathy in the world. Using the Internet as a source of knowledge, inspiration and communication, Quilt.AI works on issues including climate change, gender equity and health across the world. Their work has focused on a range of thematic areas across the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   The firm’s clients include some of the world’s most recognised for-profit and non-profit organisations. They’re headquartered in Singapore with a presence in New York, London, Zurich and New Delhi.   An insightful conversation that's perfectly aligned with today's global development needs and technological advances.   Anurag’s key takeaway: The Internet is still in its infancy.  We think of it as something that’s been here forever but it’s still relatively new. The next version of the Internet, the way information is indexed, the way we experience it, these things are all still to come. These are fascinating times.   Editor's Note: This interview was conducted in August 2020.  In October 2020, Quilt.AI became a corporate sponsor of The Do One Better! Podcast.  The original interview was conducted well before there had been any conversations around sponsorship.  Anurag Banerjee was invited as a guest on The Do One Better! Podcast purely on the merits of his work.   Visit The Do One Better! Podcast website for guest bios, episode notes and useful links.  Please click the subscribe button on your favourite podcast app and share widely with others – thank you!  

As the global head of business development for American express, Anurag Banerjee spent a lot of time trying to understand consumer behaviour. In this episode, he speaks to Karthik about AI for Good, the ability for us to understand human behaviour at scale through digtial and social insights and why Quilt.AI is his life's mission after mentoring and being an investor in numerous start ups.Tweet to Karthik Nagarajan @The_Karthik and follow his WordPress handle here (filterkoffee.com).You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

For Episode 7 of the Business Decisions podcast, we're joined by Anurag Banerjee, the Co-Founder and CEO of Quilt.ai. (https://quilt.ai/) This is a fascinating company based in Singapore that is capturing massive amounts of data and mining it for critical insights to help provide companies and non-profits achieve their goals. The hope is that this platform will help us understand each other, even when we disagree, and increase the amount of empathy in the world. Anurag talks about the incredibly ambitious goals they have for Quilt.ai and when they’ll know they’ve arrived. After the conversation with Anurag, (28:30) we're joined by Kim von Arx from Caravel Law. Kim shares his thoughts on what companies should keep in mind if they are collecting and storing data and gives a brief overview of what Canadian companies should know about GDPR and how and when it applies to them. It's important to note that Kim von Arx is sharing his thoughts on general topics and questions and not anyone's specific business or legal situation. Nothing you hear on this podcast should be considered legal advice. Links: Caravel Law - https://www.caravellaw.com/ Quilt.ai - https://quilt.ai/ Host: Stuart Wood, Caravel Law Theme Music: The Box Jellys

Anurag Banerjee is the Founder and CEO of Quilt.ai, an artificial intelligence, or AI-enabled consulting firm that mines data for the greater good. Anurag’s group recently released its “Beyond the Bottom Line: Sustainability Report” with two stated objectives: The first: To uncover six so-called Cultural Codes of Sustainability, representing what matters to people with regards to being ‘Sustainable’, ‘Ethical’ and ‘Responsible.’ And the second: To measure and rank the Sustainability Performance of 50 Organizations across 10 Industries. In our conversation with Anurag we explore the insights of Quilt.AI`s sustainability report, discussing the evolving willingness of consumers to make sustainability-driven choices, as well as what brands might do in order to become more sustainable.

This week, we welcome Angad Chowdhry and Anurag Banerjee, the co-founders of Quilt.ai, the company using big data to understand people better. We speak to them about AI for Social Good. Dr Angad Chowdhry completed his PhD from SOAS, the University of London. His academic specialization is anthropology and media studies. He has conducted big data / big culture research in over 70 countries across clients and industries. At Quilt.ai he is working on integrating the latest advances in cognitive computing with the exponentially increasing human data that is being openly generated to conduct anthropology at scale. For almost a decade, Anurag Banerjee ran a 800 person team for global business development at American Express. He built a fee based Travel Big Data business to $1BB before starting on his entrepreneurial journey. He was employee number one at Jana Mobile (invested in by Publicis and Verizon ventures with $100MM raised). Post exiting Jana, he raised $150MM across multiple ventures he has backed / advised. SocialCops is his venture prior to Quilt.ai was funded by Ratan Tata & work for India’s Prime Minister Modi. Discover more on our website: https://www.soascodingclub.com/soas-radio-episode-8-ai-for-social-good

This week, we welcome Angad Chowdhry and Anurag Banerjee, the co-founders of Quilt.AI, the company using big data to understand people better. We speak to them about AI for Social Good. Dr Angad Chowdhry completed his PhD from SOAS, the University of London. His academic specialization is anthropology and media studies. He has conducted big data / big culture research in over 70 countries across clients and industries. At Quilt.AI he is working on integrating the latest advances in cognitive computing with the exponentially increasing human data that is being openly generated to conduct anthropology at scale.For almost a decade, Anurag Banerjee ran a 800 person team for global business development at American Express. He built a fee based Travel Big Data business to $1BB before starting on his entrepreneurial journey. He was employee number one at Jana Mobile (invested in by Publicis and Verizon ventures with $100MM raised). Post exiting Jana, he raised $150MM across multiple ventures he has backed / advised. SocialCops is his venture prior to Quilt.ai was funded by Ratan Tata & work for India's Prime Minister Modi.Discover more about this interview on our website here.Twitter: @global_futuresInstagram: @global_futuresSubstack Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode I’m speaking with Sam Tsui, Managing Director of Evolution Advisors, a boutique advisory and investment firm specializing in helping corporates and investors find and and execute on deals in Asia. Before that—for about a decade—Sam worked for Microsoft, identifying acquisitions and partnerships across Asia Pacific. Our topic this episode: China’s global expansion. Trump’s attempts to curtail it in recent weeks has riled the Chinese in recent weeks, but can anything stave off the Mainland’s appetite to grow their presence? For some, the thought of a walled-in China as an imperial power may seem like a novelty, but to the people and nations of Asia Pacific it’s a matter of historical record. For thousands of years, the Chinese were on the move, welcoming tribute from its smaller neighbors. Are we seeing the aspirational engines of Chinese ambition beginning to turn again? Where landgrab and patronage served the interests of Imperial China in centuries past, it’s now data that seems the target. We’ve talked about the power and delicacy of data on previous programs. In my discussion with Ogilvy’s Chris Graves we looked at how – with enough data – behaviors can be shaped and manipulated. In our episode with Anurag Banerjee, it became terrifying apparent how data can be leveraged for good and evil. We’ve also spoken widely with the likes of Fortune’s Clay Chandler, The Conference Board’s David Hoffman, and many others about the rise of China Inc. But how real is this? And where does xenophobia enter in? The way the world portrays a country in the eyes of the consumer means something. So it is that as the US and other nations stoke fears on China, reservations naturally rise. How does the growing anti-Chinese rhetoric impact China’s overseas investment strategy? This is the shape of the cultural clash that Chinese capital runs into when it moves overseas. How China reshapes its image abroad may tell us more about its potential for future success than any amount of money it could throw at overseas buying opportunities. As always, thanks for listening.

This episode we focus on the utopian side of artificial intelligence. It’s not a subject you hear much about these days, and this program is no exception. Our guests have had a lot to say about  AI’s possible horrifying applications. But like most things, there’s another side. In this episode we turn to AI’s better angels—and see if we can believe in them. My guest is Anurag Banerjee, Founder and CEO of QUILT.AI, an early-stage tech and consulting firm that merges machine learning with human and cultural intelligence to create insight for good and for profit. It’s a fascinating conversation. I find myself wanting desperately to believe that AI can cure our most complex social and cultural challenge, and to worship at the altar of AI Altruism. And certainly there’s a great deal that might be possible. But it won’t come for free. We must sacrifice privacy in return for insights that could change our world. And it might be worth it. Anurag Banerjee believes that technology – powered by AI - can connect us and solve society’s biggest problems. Our machines know us. They know what we want before we do. That’s a boon for any organization with something to sell. But what about the ability to save someone’s life? Intervene in a crisis? Prevent a terrorist attack? Or slow the rate of suicides? Will large corporations with profit-hungry shareholders go toe-to-toe with tiny start-ups wielding AI sling-shots? That depends on your mind-set and whether you see the future as utopian or dystopian. Me? Well, I’m on the fence. How bout you? This is not an episode to miss. Thanks for listening.