Podcast appearances and mentions of georgie barrat

All day, every day, we can access masses of information at the touch of a button. Or the sound of a voice command.   However, we can access a lot of misinformation too.   We've all seen examples of deepfakes, online scams and misinformation shape the headlines – and then become the headlines. The most common conclusion? It's AI's fault.   Would it surprise you that 70% of us are concerned about the use of deepfakes, data privacy issues, security risks and the spread of misinformation? And although the cause of these issues is multi-faceted, there's no doubt that their association with AI is impacting our opinion of the technology. So, is the rise in online misinformation a sign that our trust in the new technology is misplaced? Or could AI be the cure for misinformation, rather than the cause? That's what we're exploring with Georgie Barrat, tech journalist and broadcaster, and Paul Lee, Global Head of Research at Deloitte in this episode of The Green Room. Tune in to find out:  How a rise in the use of AI has led to a rise in misinformation The existing technology that could be used to stop deep fakes The role businesses can play in helping build trust in AI One thing we can all do to help limit the spread of misinformation Enjoyed this episode? Check our website for our recommendations to learn more about this topic: deloitte.co.uk/greenroompodcasts You can also watch our episodes on Youtube: youtube.com/@DeloitteUK  Check out Cook For Good here: cookforgood.uk Guests: Georgie Barrat, journalist and broadcaster, and Paul Lee from Deloitte Hosts: Annie Wong and Lizzie Elston Original music: Ali Barrett  

This week, Rachel is joined by Georgie Barrat, a tech journalist and TV presenter, best known as the co-host of Channel 5's The Gadget Show. We'll be discussing technology, social media and how the intriguing but slightly scary world of AI might be impacting our mental health.  Every Monday, Metro's Lifestyle Editor Rachel Moss is joined by different guest hosts on this weekly mental health podcast from Metro.co.uk. They chat with experts and people who have lived with mental illness; from shop workers to celebrities, to educate, empathise and challenge stigma. Our experts, hosts and guests know how lonely mental illness can be. This podcast offers hope and proof that things can improve. Follow Mentally Yours on social media... www.twitter.com/mentallyyrs Join our private Facebook group... www.facebook.com/groups/135088803805742  Mentally Yours is produced by Pineapple Audio Production.

Last night, Apple its latest suite of products and technological innovations at its ‘Far Out' event.The iPhone 14 will be released in two sizes, the 14 and the 14 Plus.Included is the same 12-megapixel camera, which the company claims have been improved by 49% in low-lighting capturing.The front camera includes auto-focus for the first time, to sharpen selfies, as it was revealed iPhone users took more than three trillion photos in the last 12 months.There will also be an iPhone 14 Pro, along with a Pro Max.Both benefit from the same innovations as the iPhone 14, along with a new A16 chipset, and a new 48-megapixel camera.Surprisingly, the infamous notch from its predecessor has been removed, while the models also include an ‘always on-screen feature.All four new iPhone models will benefit from emergency satellite connectivity – allowing users to message emergency services when out of range of cell signal.As expected, the Apple Watch Series 8 was unveiled, with new features including car crash detection, temperature sensors for tracking ovulation cycles, and a new low-power mode.Swim proof, dustproof, and crack-resistant – the Apple Watch Ultra is the brand's answer to rugged watchmakers.The Airpods Pro 2 were also unveiled, with improved sound along with a suite of features to create a spatial audio profile, improve noise cancellation, and even find them when lost. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a lively debate, a panel of experts examine the big issues around lowering emissions by 2050. Hosted by Georgie Barrat and featuring Andrea Heins, Chair at the Argentine Committee of the World Energy Council; Jimena Marvan Santin, Executive Director of Chapter Zero México; Thiago Barral, Executive President of the Energy Research Office and Maarten Wetselaar, Shell's Integrated Gas, Renewables and Energy Solutions Director.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Dane Baptiste Questions Everything, a podcast where comedian Dane Baptiste, producer Howard Cohen and a special guest take turns posing questions that just need answering.This is episode 61, we spoke to TV presenter Georgie Barrat about being AI taking our jobs, the most important computer console and world saving technology.Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and beyond. #questioneverything @DBQEPodcast Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/danebaptistequestionseverything. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sleep Life is back with some more thoughts to chew on as Dr Sara Kayat joins the team to talk all things food and sleep. A GP in a busy practice who also makes regular appearances on the likes of This Morning, The Wright Stuff and GPs Behind Closed Doors, Dr Sara has a devoted Instagram following with whom she shares her thoughts about wellness trends and the latests health research. Sleep Life host Georgie Barrat and Simba's Alex Goldstein invited her in to talk sleep hormones, getting into good habits and the wonders of tart cherry juice.

For the first ever episode of our brand new podcast, Sleep Life, we invited comedian, actor and presenter Joel Dommett into the studio to talk all things travel. From Joel and Nish vs The World to being both a contestant on I'm a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here! and then a host for I'm a Celebrity: Extra Camp, Joel is no stranger to all the jet lag has to throw at him. Sleep Life host Georgie Barrat and Simba's Alex Goldstein invited him in to talk circadian rhythms, sleeping on the ground and the one thing he never fails to take on the road with him (you might be surprised). Don't forget to subscribe to Sleep Life so you never miss and episode. To see the studies and research referenced in the show, visit the blog at simbasleep.com.

This week Marcus Bronzy and Georgie Barrat Kill Time talking about:Apples Watch Series 4Facebook Oculus / Oculus GlovesThe new series of the gadget showGeorgie’s podcast with Fora - The Tech DisruptionFor more about all of the things discussed on the show click here!Keep up to date with everything How To Kill An Hour by signing up to our newsletter by clicking here!What you think of the show? Let us know by clicking here! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seemingly stable traditional sectors- such as property, insurance, recruitment and health- are being revolutionised by new technology. This podcast, recorded live at London co-working space Fora, will take a look at how technological innovation is radically altering industries. With a panel of "disruptors" who are changing the tech landscape themselves, and hosted by tech journalist and broadcaster Georgie Barrat, join us fortnightly for The Tech Disruption Series. The third in the series look at EnergyTech, and asks all the questions we should be asking- how can new tech in energy help the energy crisis? What are the benefits of revolutionising the traditional industry? And what's coming next? Georgie Barrat is joined by Fiona Howarth Saunders of Octopus Energy; Stephen Fitzpatrick of OVO Energy; Jane Lucy of Labador; and Hayden Wood of Bulb. Apologies for any recording disruption during this podcast. It was recorded live and we did encounter a couple of technical difficulties.

Seemingly stable traditional sectors- such as property, insurance, recruitment and health- are being revolutionised by new technology. This podcast, recorded live at London co-working space Fora, will take a look at how technological innovation is radically altering industries. With a panel of "disruptors" who are changing the tech landscape themselves, and hosted by tech journalist and broadcaster Georgie Barrat, join us fortnightly for The Tech Disruption Series. The second in the series look at PropTech, and asks all the questions we should be asking- how can proptech help the housing crisis? What are the benefits of revolutionising the traditional high street real estate process? And what's coming next? Hosted by tech journalist and broadcaster Georgie Barrat, with experts Ishaan Malhi, Founder and CEO of Trussle; Colby Short, Co-Founder and CEO of GetAgent; Gemma Young, Co-Founder and CEO of Settled; and Eliza Eddison, COO at Rentify.

Seemingly stable traditional sectors- such as property, insurance, recruitment and health- are being revolutionised by new technology. This podcast, recorded live at London co-working space Fora, will take a look at how technological innovation is radically altering industries. With a panel of "disruptors" who are changing the tech landscape themselves, and hosted by tech journalist and broadcaster Georgie Barrat, join us fortnightly for The Tech Disruption Series. The first in the series look at HealthTech, and asks all the questions we should be asking- just how beneficial are new healthtech products? How can we ensure fair access to health? And what's coming next? The expert panel includes Avi Lasarow, CEO of DNAfit; Nickie Hursthouse, Head of Clinical Operations at LiveSmart UK; and Ian McCaig, Co-Founder of Fiit.