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Welcome to this inspiring episode of the Cause+Effect podcast featuring James Poulter, a global leader in AI and innovation. Together, Trent and James dive into how to thrive in the ever-changing environment of technology, foster creativity, and let go of outdated practices that hold us back. James shares powerful insights on how these principles can spark meaningful change in technology, ministry, business, and personally.  Whether you're a leader in your field or simply looking for ways to grow personally and professionally, this episode is packed with practical strategies to increase your impact and effectiveness. Don't miss it!

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the nonprofit world by providing tools for better outreach and engagement through personalized messaging and content delivery.In this episode of the Cause+Effect Podcast, taped live at the Dunham-Company Annual Summit, James Poulter joins us to discuss the changes and speculate about the future of AI's impact on ministry work. He champions the integration of AI in ministry, harnessing its analytical capabilities to deepen understanding of constituent needs, automate mundane tasks, and empower ministers to focus on meaningful interactions within their communities.Poulter is a distinguished digital marketing professional and technology expert, with a particular emphasis on Conversational AI strategy. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Vixen Labs, James has been instrumental in establishing the company as Europe's leading full-service Voice Agency. Vixen Labs specializes in voice consultancy and design, assisting brands in leveraging voice-first technology and conversational interfaces for effective communication and promotion.

Episode Description: In part 2 of this special Church Tech Today Podcast series, host Kenny Jahng brings back James Poulter, Jason Malec, and Nils Smith for an extended discussion from the AI & the Church Hackathon at Gloo HQ in Boulder, Colorado. Building on the lively debate from the last episode, the panel dives deeper into using AI for mental health, church thriving, and ethical implications. From AI's role in suicide prevention to its potential to assist pastoral care, this episode is packed with thought-provoking insights. Key Topics Discussed: 1. AI in Mental Health and Suicide Prevention How AI can detect early signals of mental health struggles and act as a supportive tool in suicide prevention. 2. Ethical Boundaries of AI in High-Risk Situations Should AI be trusted with zero-margin-of-error scenarios like suicide counseling? The panel discusses where AI can assist versus where human intervention is irreplaceable. 3. AI as an Assistive Tool The role of AI as a pastoral care assistant—how it can aid pastors without replacing the essential human element of ministry. 4. Normalization of AI in Church Contexts How tools like AI note-takers and sentiment analysis are becoming part of everyday church administration and what that means for the future. Why You Should Listen: This episode continues the conversation on AI's impact on ministry, especially focusing on mental health and the ethical dilemmas surrounding its use in delicate situations. Gain deeper insight into how AI tools can assist in providing compassionate care, make administrative tasks easier, and help churches be better stewards of their resources. Whether you're already on board with AI or still hesitant, this episode provides perspectives that will help you make informed decisions about AI in your ministry. Noteworthy Question: Is AI capable of handling sensitive issues like suicide prevention, or should the human touch remain irreplaceable? Resources You Might Like: AI and the Church Hackathon // http://hackathon.gloo.us AI Note-Taking Tools (e.g., Fathom AI) // http://www.3monthsOfFathom.com Christian Aligned Large Language Model by Gloo // http://ai.gloo.us ChatGPTforChurches.com Subscribe and Share: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share it with church leaders you know looking to better understand how to use AI for ministry and good.

Summary: Join Kenny Jahng, host of the CTT podcast, facilitating a roundtable discussion with innovation leaders at Gloo HQ during the AI & the Church Hackathon.   In this episode, Kenny sits down with James Poulter, Jason Malec, and Nils Smith to discuss AI's impact on ministry and church leadership. From exciting projects developed at the hackathon to ethical and spiritual implications, this episode delivers essential insights for church leaders. What You Can Expect: Hackathon Highlights: Technologists craft AI-driven solutions for human flourishing and the church community. The AI Debate: Should pastors use AI to write sermons? The panel shares perspectives on productivity, empathy, and the role of pastors. Language Translation and Apologetics: How AI is opening new ways to share the Gospel and support ministry globally. Trust and Ethical Boundaries: Ethical red flags in adopting AI—trust, governance, and the need for careful discernment. Why Listen? This episode looks at the future of faith and community, where innovation meets spirituality. Tune in for insights on how AI might reshape how we connect, preach, and care for congregations. Whether you're an early adopter or a skeptic, this episode will challenge your perspective on church ministry's future. Don't miss the discussion on whether AI-generated sermons could outdo human preaching—and what that means for pastors' roles. Is AI the future of evangelism, or are there boundaries we shouldn't cross?Ready to dive in? Hit play now to explore the intersection of technology, faith, and innovation! Subscribe and Share: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share it with church leaders you know looking to better understand how to use AI for ministry and good.

2024/11/05 ~ Episode 450 - Artificial intelligence. It's a term we hear a lot these days, but what does it really mean for the church And how can we make sure it's a safe tool We are excited to have James Poulter, a leading expert in AI, to shed some light on these questions. Next on the Church Solutions Podcast.

Dan Maudhub is joined by James Poulter, CEO of Vixen Labs and Phillip Hansen, creative director at Wonderful to discuss a Christian response to the challenges of Artificial Intelligence, and a template for the future in their lab at Renaissance Conference 2023. Hosted by The Wonderful Group.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the nonprofit world by providing tools for better outreach and engagement through personalized messaging and content delivery. In this episode of the Cause+Effect Podcast, taped live at the Dunham-Company Annual Summit, James Poulter joins us to discuss the changes and speculate about the future of AI's impact on ministry work. He champions the integration of AI in ministry, harnessing its analytical capabilities to deepen understanding of constituent needs, automate mundane tasks, and empower ministers to focus on meaningful interactions within their communities. Poulter is a distinguished digital marketing professional and technology expert, with a particular emphasis on Conversational AI strategy. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Vixen Labs, James has been instrumental in establishing the company as Europe's leading full-service Voice Agency. Vixen Labs specializes in voice consultancy and design, assisting brands in leveraging voice-first technology and conversational interfaces for effective communication and promotion.

GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 7th   Publish Date:  Feb 6th   From the Drake Realty Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast. Today is Wednesday, February 7th and Happy 61st Birthday to country singer Garth Brooks. ***02.07.24 – BIRTHDAY – GARTH BROOKS*** I'm Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Gwinnett Public Schools. High-Speed Tragedy: Trooper and Motorcyclist Involved in Fatal Crash at Over 140 MPH Research Suggests Link Between Dementia, Air Pollution, and Sedentary Lifestyle Revolutionary Weight Loss Drug Could Also Help Manage Blood Pressure in Overweight Individuals Plus, my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on sugar in cereals. All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe! Break 1: GCPS LIVE READ   ***GCPS READ*** Hey, Gwinnett County! Don't forget to mark your calendar for the GCPS Teacher Job Fair in just 3 days! Join us on February 10th at 8am at the Gas South Convention Center. This is a golden opportunity to be a part of Gwinnett County Public Schools - Georgia's largest school district and a top employer recognized by Forbes. Whether you're kick-starting your career or seeking a change, your passion for education could find its perfect home with us. Say 'yes' to GCPS, where passion meets opportunity! STORY 1: Fatal Crash Involving Trooper and Motorcyclist Exceeded Speeds of 140 MPH Gerson Danilo Ayala Rodriguez, a 21-year-old from Norcross, led a Georgia State Trooper on a high-speed chase exceeding 140 mph on his motorcycle on January 28, causing the trooper, Jimmy Cenescar, to lose control of his patrol car and crash, resulting in his death. Rodriguez, who lacked a driver's license and a valid license plate, has been arrested and charged with murder, vehicular homicide, and several other offenses. The Georgia Department of Public Safety worked diligently to investigate the incident. Trooper Cenescar, 28, was a recent graduate of Georgia Gwinnett College and had joined the department in January 2023. Visitation and funeral services for Cenescar will be held later this week. STORY 2: Laziness and air pollution largely to blame for dementia: study A new study suggests that dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, was extremely rare in ancient times, with modern lifestyles and environments largely to blame for its prevalence today. Analysis of ancient Greek and Roman texts reveals few mentions of cognitive decline comparable to Alzheimer's. As Roman cities grew denser, pollution increased, possibly driving up cases of cognitive decline. Additionally, Roman aristocrats' use of lead in cooking vessels and water pipes may have contributed to neurotoxicity. Modern-day Tsimane Amerindians, living a physically active lifestyle, have extremely low rates of dementia, highlighting the influence of modern environments on the condition. These findings suggest that lifestyle factors, such as sedentary behavior and pollution exposure, play a significant role in the rise of Alzheimer's disease.   STORY 3: New weight loss medication could lower blood pressure in obese adults A new weight loss medication, tirzepatide, has shown promise in lowering blood pressure in obese adults, according to a study published in the American Heart Association journal Hypertension. The medication significantly reduced systolic blood pressure, a strong predictor of cardiovascular death, in nearly 500 severely overweight adults. Tirzepatide works by mimicking metabolic hormones that regulate insulin secretion and sensitivity, leading to weight loss by reducing appetite and slowing down digestion. Participants taking tirzepatide experienced average reductions in systolic blood pressure of 7.4 mm Hg to 10.6 mm Hg, alongside significant weight loss. Lead author Professor James A. de Lemos noted the potential of tirzepatide in preventing or treating high blood pressure, but emphasized the need for further research to confirm these findings and understand long-term effects on cardiovascular health.   We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. We'll be right back Break 2: TOM WAGES   STORY 4: Possible new treatment for rare disorder that causes babies to have extra fingers and toes Researchers at the University of Leeds may have discovered a treatment for a rare disorder causing extra fingers and toes, along with other birth defects, autism, and a large head circumference. The disorder currently has no treatment, but the research identified a molecule that could potentially treat neurological symptoms and prevent further deterioration. The drug is already in clinical trials for another disorder, expediting the process if found effective. Dr. James Poulter emphasized the importance of such research for patients and families facing years of uncertainty. The disorder stems from a genetic mutation in the MAX gene, identified through a study published in the American Journal of Human Genetics. Further research will explore the treatment's effectiveness and its potential to improve symptoms caused by the mutation. STORY 5: Adversity early in life can cause kid's brains to develop too fast A new study suggests that children exposed to early life adversity (ELA) undergo accelerated brain development during preschool years, potentially leading to negative health outcomes later in life. Researchers from A*STAR's Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences studied 549 children, tracking brain development via MRI scans at ages 4.5, 6, and 7.5 years. They found that ELA is linked to accelerated brain development between ages 4.5 and 6, likely a protective response. However, this can shorten the window for adaptive learning and neuroplasticity, with implications for cognitive and mental health. Dr. Tan Ai Peng emphasized the importance of early intervention during this critical period to mitigate adverse effects. The study was published in the journal Nature Mental Health.   Break 3:  INGLES 5   STORY 6: LEAH MCGRATH And now here is my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on sugar in cereals.   STORY 7: LEAH MCGRATH ***LEAH MCGRATH INERVIEW***   We'll have final thoughts after this.   Break 4:   Signoff – Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com. 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Dan and James Poulter (aka JP), CEO at Vixen Labs, discuss the hype and issues surrounding AI and its impact for faith communities. Listen to this thought provoking conversation and be inspired to take a proactive approach and join the discussion.  In this episode: Becoming an entrepreneur The hype cycle and AI Taking a proactive approach Finding inspiration Find out more about the Ecclesiai community here.  Vixen Labs AI Consumer Index 2023 About Our Guest: James Poulter is the founder and CEO of Vixen Labs one of the UK's leading Voice Technology companies and is a thought-leader and speaker on Innovation Culture, the Future of Work and Emerging Technologies (including the metaverse). Previously as Head of The LEGO Group's Emerging Platforms & Partnerships team as part of the Digital Consumer Engagement division, James pursued new technologies, platforms and partners to build digital consumer engagement with LEGO customers, shoppers and consumers on a global basis...  Read More

The tech industry isn't always full of better and better things happening. Sometimes... there are setback, reassignments, poor sales, and layoffs. The recent news out of Amazon, particularly in the hardware and Alexa division, and with the Google Assistant have indicated that the #VoiceFirst movement may have hit some hard times. Allen and Mark talk about what's going on and extend our best hopes for those impacted. Some further reading: Details from VoiceBot.ai: https://voicebot.ai/2022/11/15/the-latest-details-on-the-amazon-layoffs-and-the-impact-on-alexa/ Thoughts from Nick Schwab: https://twitter.com/nickschwab/status/1597980202243657728 Thoughts from James Poulter: https://twitter.com/jamespoulter/status/1597320322633830400

Where is synthetic voice going and how can you be part of it? James Poulter from Vixen Labs in the UK joins Stephanie Ciccarelli to discuss his findings from Voice Consumer Index 2022 and what they mean for voice talent. Are the robots coming? Is the sky falling? James answers many questions from a voice […]

James Poulter and Vixen Labs along with the Open Voice Network and Veritone surveyed 6000 consumers in the U.S., UK, and Germany about their perception and use of voice assistants and smart speakers. We break down the findings and discuss the implications for the industry as a whole. Trends, data, industry news -- all the things you like.    Poulter co-founded Vixen Labs in 2018. He previously was head of emerging platforms and partnerships for LEGO Group where he did some voice AI work and early in his career was an associate director at Edelman. 

In our all new magazine show you'll hear Vixen Labs CCO Jen Heape speaking about her recent presentation at How Design Live in Boston. We also catch up with CEO James Poulter as he offers his thoughts on the connection between earbuds and the metaverse, plus we have a round-up of the latest news from the voice tech industry presented by voice strategist Rich Merrett.   Hit like and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts to make sure you don't miss the next episode of Talking Shop Sign up to our mailing list at vixenlabs.co to find out when our next research findings are available. (Hint: New report coming June 2022) Follow us on social media @Vixen_Labs on Twitter, Vixen Labs on LinkedIn and @vixen_labs on Instagram.

Recorded LIVE on Twitter Spaces on January 5, 2022 This bonus episode of Talking Shop features a live panel discussion between Vixen Labs' CEO James Poulter, EVP at Veritone One Sean King and CEO of Attn.Live Ian Utile. Drawing on the presentations they gave at Voice Summit 2022, the trio give a fascinating account of where they see voice heading over the next 12 months. And it is everywhere. We talk about moving on from voice as a 'plaything', and what comes after the smart speaker, exploring voice in the metaverse and the possibility of voice NFTs (or NFVs as JP has coined them).    Want to join the team? We're recruiting! Check out vixenlabs.co/careers to find out more.

A chance to catch up on the first in our series on all things social on Twitter Spaces. This episode explores ‘The Rise of Social Audio.' Our head of social, Beth Caroll chatted to Neil Littler from Starbucks UK, James Poulter of Vixen Labs, and Jake Ward from Groovy Gecko about this new form of social communication. Let us know your thoughts in the comments or on Twitter @IrisWorldwide

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In this episode, Teri welcomes James Poulter, CEO and Co-Founder of Vixen Labs. James discusses why creating voice experiences for brands is so important. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the 29th episode of Amplify Clearwater Show, powered by 13th Ave Media! We are very excited to take you on a journey to learn more about all of the incredible businesses, nonprofits, and community leaders. In this episode, we are featuring James Poulter, Chief Executive Officer of Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Club! Born and raised in Derby, England, James studied English Law and Business at South East Derbyshire College. He moved to Pinellas County in 2003 and started his career path with nonprofit work in the United States by volunteering at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium and the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation. In the summer of 2004 James was hired to help run the First Tee Clearwater’s Junior Golf Summer Camp Program. He has held multiple positions within the Foundation and is currently the Chief Executive Officer. He is responsible for providing strategic leadership for the Foundation by working with the Board of Directors and the Management Team to establish long-range goals, strategies, plans and policies ensuring that the mission and core values of the Foundation are put into practice. Outside of the Foundation James is involved in many other community projects. Since 2014, James has served in different roles for the Safety Harbor Chamber of Commerce including Board Chairman. He also currently sits on the Board of the Upper Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce, City of Safety Harbor Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, City of Safety Harbor 3rd Friday Committee and is a Member of the Copperhead Charites Organization that helps coordinate the Valspar Championship. He loves to promote events and other great local non-profits. Grateful for an amazing group of family and friends, James makes sure to make a difference in our community by building relationships every day. In his free time, James loves to play golf, attend local sporting events and spend time with his wife Jenny, daughter Lyla and son Luke. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/13th-ave-media/support

Voice commerce: the state of playWe've been speaking about the potential of voice first devices to change shopping behaviour and drive sales and engagement for a while. I wrote about it in the Harvard Business Review over a year ago. Yet, we're not seeing a huge amount of use cases executed. So are people actually using their voice assistants to shop? And, if so, what can brands do about it?Vixen Labs commissioned a unique, UK-centric consumer research report to understand the current state of play when it comes to voice shopping. What assistants are people using? What are the using them for? How are their shopping habits changing and what role is voice playing? And, crucially, what does it mean for brands and those with something to sell? Co-founder and CEO, James Poulter, returns to the podcast to share all.SPONSORED BY THE CONVERSATION DESIGN INSTITUTECompanies around the world are looking for conversation designers, a rare breed of people to help them advance communication between people and AI. That's where we help!Conversation Design Institute leads in training and certification for Conversation Designers, Conversational Copywriters, and AI Trainers. Our human-centric workflow has proven itself around the world. Our certificates ensure you create winning conversational experiences.As advocates for the Conversation Design profession, we continue to work closely with tech partners, agencies and other key players in the industry. With this support, Conversation Design Institute is well on its way to becoming the number one platform in conversation design.Save 25% with code CDI972VUX25OFFFIND OUT MORELinksDownload the Vixen Labs Voice Commerce ReportConnect with James on LinkedInFollow Vixen Labs on Twitter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When did you last use your voice rather than typing to carry out a task, find something out, or purchase something? My guess is for the majority of you it might well have been at least once in the last 24 hours. Voice has and continues to grow at a phenomenal rate & should be on every organisation's radar, plans, and focus.  Lynsey chats to James Poulter in this podcast where they will bring you up to speed on voice as well as getting you thinking about how you should be creating plans and implementing your organization to support voice going forward. This podcast includes:- - the latest Voices statistics for 2020 - why voice is so important - how people are using voice search - how you can focus on winning in voice within your organisation We hope you enjoy our podcast, do let us know how you get on with improving your website. Best Wishes  Lynsey Listen for lots of insights and actionable takeaways Link to voice commerce report can be found here https://www.vixenlabs.co/voice-commerce-report-2020

What lengths would you go to for a round of golf? Chi Chi Rodriguez played with rocks and ended up one of the most influential golfers in the PGA. James Poulter, CEO of the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation joins the show to discuss what his organization does and his experience with youth and golf. Does Mike reveal his political biases? Found out this week!Visit StickandHack.com for the best in golf entertainment, tips, laughs, and community.

This is a time-limited preview. To hear the full episode, and access the full catalogue of episodes and bonus content, become a Voice Tech ProThree of the world's leading digital agencies share their experiences in the world of voice, at the Project Voice 2020 conference.Brandon Kaplan of Skilled Creative in New York tells us how Fortune 500s are using voice right now, and how voice is quickly becoming an essential component of larger marketing campaigns. We discuss data capture, marketing responsibility, voice SEO and much more.James Poulter of Vixen Labs gives us an update on the state of play in the UK, and reveals some of the metrics that brands use to track the ROI of voice projects. He also launches Voice Masters, a new interactive training course.Gaurav Kishore of Florida-based Seedcube shares his do's and don'ts for voice design, explains why he built his latest product to convert newsletters into audio, and reveals how fish tank management is being disrupted with voice!HighlightsAvailable at http://bit.ly/voicetechpodcast-ep054 Quotes from the show[00:13] Is voice a place I can generate conversions?[13:48] Voice is not on an island. Think omni channel marketing.[35:39] What matters are not voice metrics but just straight content consumption metricsLinks to clickManning books

Inside VOICE was recently interviewing live in person at a voice tech event called Project Voice in Tennessee. You'll hear host Keri Roberts chat with James Poulter and Scot and Susan Westwater about their new educational platform for marketers and UX professionals looking to start their voice experience or gain more in depth learning about voice, as well as Paul Hickey about how he's teaching local businesses about building voice skills and finally, Julie Daniel Davis about how she's bringing voice to the education world and teaching kids and teachers how to best utilize it in schools. Want the chance to speak at VOICE 2020? Call for proposals is open until March 2020. Get them in here!

Today you'll hear James Poulter the CEO and Jennifer Heape the CCO of Vixen Labs, Suze Cooper, Voice Content Strategist for Vixen Labs, Tom Hewitson the CEO of labworks.io, and Scot and Susan Westwater the Co-Founders of Pragmatic Digital have a roundtable discussion about Voice Marketing. Join VOICE Live from CES! Wednesday, January 8, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Want to learn more about voice for business or want to share your knowledge at this event? Join us as a speaker, sponsor or attendee by filling out a form here.

Today you'll hear Keri Roberts interview James Poulter, the Voice Summit Program Director and and the CEO and CoFounder of Vixen Labs talk about how he got started in the voice technology space, how Europe views voice technology, how businesses can use voice as part of their branding, marketing or sales strategy and a breakdown of how businesses can start thinking about how voice can work for them, plus an example of how the company Workshop Coffee is using voice now.

As Tommy Robinson was sent to prison for the second time for commiting contempt of court he wore a shirt enblazoned with the words 'Convicted of Journalism'. His career as a fake journalist fits into a wider trend of far right and fascist propagandists taking on the mantle of journalist to provide cover for their hateful politics. We are joined by actual journalist James Poulter, who has extensively covered Tommy Robinson, to discuss how Robinson came to style himself a citizen journalist, the make up of the far right coalition that coalacesed around Robinson in 2017-18 and the prospects for the Free Tommy movement in 2019. Danny Tommo failed kidnapper: https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/crime/bungling-armed-kidnappers-jailed-for-stupid-attempt-1-7501996 Rebel media meltdown: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/politicians-contributors-distance-themselves-as-rebel-medias-meltdown-continues

Your hosts Keri Roberts and James Poulter report live from the floor at VOICE Summit 2019 as they speak with VIP speakers and exhibitors from the show floor. Follow all the action @voicesummitai on social media and voicesummit.ai

Final Bonus Episode before VOICE starts tomorrow! Will you be there? Today you'll hear one of our co-hosts James Poulter on a podcast he was recently interviewed on discussing the new things happening in voice and you'll hear him talk more about this year's summit.

Sam Sethi talked with James Poulter about: Voice Commerce, Voice SEO, Internationalisation and Creating & Branding Alexa Voice Skills.

In this week’s episode James Poulter speaks with Emerson Sklar, Director of Voice Services at the testing and quality platform, Applause - one of this year’s VOICE 19 sponsors. Emerson heads the team’s solutions for Voice testing, working with enterprise brands to help them improve their voice experiences through testing with real people in real time. In this discussion James and Emerson discuss whether we are seeing new design frameworks emerge in the voice space, and the power of knowing your customer when designing for voice.

Today you'll hear James Poulter interview one of our sponsors for VOICE Summit, Voices.com. You'll hear the CEO of Voices.com, Dave Ciccarelli talk about his background in audio engineering and how he created the number once source for voiceover talent, why voiceover talent is a growing industry, why humanity and emotion is important for the voice technology community and how to decide on a voice for your company's brand. Enjoy and be sure to check them out at the summit later this month.

This summer we are taking a break from our regular monthly media to go in depth with some different voices that can speak into the lives of Christians working in the media. This week we speak with "Action Jackson" - the UK Ambassador of Happiness on the role that happy living plays in our workplaces. James Poulter spoke to Action Jackson about resilience, workplace development and how we can make a better working environment for our young people entering into See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 3 we speak with James Poulter, the co-founder of Voice Agency Vixen Labs and answer the question “What's the Future of … Voice?”.In this show, we covered a range of topics including:Why James started podcasting back in 2007Key learnings from being an early podcasterHow the next generation will interact with computers using voiceHow smart speakers will drive the growth of all voice servicesIs there a voice “killer app” yet?What will Google Duplex do for voice?Building empathy into voice servicesThe science of voice phrasing for successThe notion of a “brand tone of voice”Predictions for voice in the next 18 months?The possibility for dedicated voice departmentsAmbient listening - what is it and what are the implications?How voice is growing thanks to “screen fatigue”The rise of voice + ARVoice in the enterprisePrivacy vs utility - crossing the “privacy chasm”Three things listeners can do next week to experiment with voiceMore about JamesTwitter: @JamesPoulterCompany: vixenlabs.coVoice 2 CommunityYour Host: Actionable Futurist® Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew - what he speaks about and replays of recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.com follow @AndrewGrill on Twitter or @andrew.grill on Instagram.

Generation Identity is a pan-European movement on the far right. They use a seemingly neutral ('remigration' and 'the great replacement') as a code for what they really want: a white ethnostate across Europe and the forced deportation of people of colour. Their European chapters have been involved in some eye-catching stunts, yet their UK grouping hasn't really caught on. In the studio, we are joined by journalist James Poulter and trade union activist and antifascist Tommy to discuss why Generation Identity has floundered, their likelihood for success, and how we can oppose their genocidal politics.

National Action was one of the most extreme groups on the far right before they were banned in 2016. One of their members recently came to prominence for have plotted to kill his MP and a police officer investigating him for grooming young boys for sex in an act of 'White Jihad' . Their combination of obscene stunts, unabashed racism and their full embrace of national socialism quickly led to both notoriety and their eventual dissipation. National Action members are still active today, and the threat of a lone wolf act of terrorism are ever acute, especially in the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks. We are joined by journalist James Poulter to discuss the history of the group, their extremist politics and how they fit into the international national socialist scene. https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/3bjpbj/english-neo-nazis-were-humiliated-in-liverpool-this-weekend-943 https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/9b8ja7/is-banning-neo-nazi-groups-actually-going-to-be-effective https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/437pkd/the-obscure-neo-nazi-forum-linked-to-a-wave-of-terror https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-44798649

Smart speakers are the fastest adopted consumer technology in history. Faster even than smartphones. The current use case is around routine activities like voice calling, playing music and accessing news headlines, but digital voice assistants are widely expected to take on more and more complex tasks as the technology advances rapidly. In this episode of the Digital Download Podcast, co-founder of voice first consultancy Vixen Labs, James Poulter, talks about how voice technology is already impacting marketing communications and the ways that communicators need to adapt the way they do things with audio in mind. Here's what is discussed in this episode: The popularity of smart speakers Adoption rates of voice technology What people use voice assistants for How people use voice prompts on the move The rise of audio marketing How voice is connecting to and enabling the Internet of Things How conversational AI is advancing the use of voice assistants How voice assistants are changing the way communicators need to write content The challenges to brands of voice technology The differences in the way that Google, Amazon and Apple contextualise voice commands How communicators should approach voice on different platforms Getting stories onto voice-enabled news bulletins How voice navigation is still developing according to user behaviour Why you must consider audio when producing news stories   Useful Links from Today's Show Global Smart Speaker Users 2019 from eMarketer Smart speaker ownership doubles in six months from YouGov Voice2 the voice first community   What to do Next Subscribe to the podcast to receive new episodes automatically to your mobile or email. And if you enjoyed today's show, please email it to a friend and/or share it on your favourite social media channels. I'd love to hear from you with any comments or thoughts. I read and reply to every single email, tweet or message. And finally, it would also be very awesome and hugely appreciated if you'd be able to take a moment to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes, as this helps others discover Digital Download. Thanks for listening!  

James Poulter is the CEO of Vixen Labs as well as Voice2. He is also a program director for Voice Summit AI. . James Poulter: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jpoulter Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamespoulter?s=09 . Vixen Labs: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vixen-labs Twitter: https://twitter.com/Vixen_Labs?s=09 . Leave Feedback:  "Alexa, Open SurveyLine".  When prompted, use Code: "voice 1st podcast" . . . Voice First Tech Get Started: voicedrycleaner.com LinkedIn: goo.gl/h8GdnM Instagram: goo.gl/5ypZke  Facebook: goo.gl/bzr2Pp  Twitter: goo.gl/sdyjwK  YouTube: https://bit.ly/2F8eTwt  . RJ Pikus Twitter: https://twitter.com/rjolayolay   . Pat "Sweets" Sweetman Instagram: goo.gl/i3ufET  LinkedIn: goo.gl/PyPFMW . Leave Feedback: "Alexa, Open SurveyLine" .   When prompted, use Name/Code: "voice 1st podcast". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/voicefirstai/support

An interview with Kane Simms taken from the Inside Voice podcast, the official podcast of the Voice Summit 2019.Visit voicesummit.ai to apply to speak or buy tickets. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prepare for some mind blowing folks - this one we go DEEP into the Future of Voice with the unique perspectives of Mr Ian Utile. In this conversation recorded at the Alexa Conference with James Poulter, Ian discusses his perspectives on the far future of voice as an operating system and how the blockchain could also help democratise content creation. You're going to wanna strap in for this one!

In this episode we catch up with Xandra's Kat Zdan, who talks to James Poulter about what it was like to work on creating HBO's Westworld: The Maze skill for Alexa and working as a voice actor in the current wave of Voice Skills and Podcasting.

This week, we're chatting to the ex-Lego frontier-seeking, Vixen Labs-venturing, Voice2 fire-starting, voice-first-feasting James Poulter about how brands can, could and should approach voice.As the ex-Head of Emerging Platforms at Lego Group, James led Lego through their first foray into voice with the creation and launch of the Lego Duplo experience on Alexa.He also founded the Voice2 What's App community group with Will Harvey, which is now one of the most active online voice communities. (It's where we spend a good chunk of our time.)James is currently CEO at Vixen Labs, a company he co-founded with CCO, Jen Heape, that offers consultancy services to global brands, helping them navigate the unchartered waters of voice.Where to listenApple podcastsSpotifyYouTubeCastBoxSpreakerTuneInBreakerStitcherPlayerFMiHeartRadioLinksJoin the Voice2 communityCheck out Vixen LabsFind out more about the Voice Summit 2019Try the Lego Duplo skill See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Inside VOICE, the podcast of Voice Summit which returns to NJIT in Newark New Jersey in July 2019. In this episode host James Poulter, CEO of Vixen Labs chats with Pete Erikson, CEO and Founder of Modev, the team behind Voice Summit about what to expect at the event this year and the history of how the Summit came to be. For more on Voice Summit - visit the website to sign up to submit speaker submissions and more.

Welcome to Inside VOICE - the new podcast from the hosts of VOICE Summit in Newark, NJ, the largest Voice First conference bringing you insight and analysis of the Voice First world, hosted by James Poulter, Pete Erikson and Janice Mandel. Find out more at voicesummit.ai

“I had a love affair with radio from an early age” There’s not many people who know more about voice tech than James - this episode will get you up to speed on all things voice based. If you agree with James that “voice is the first line of defence for most businesses” and you’re a brand experimenting in voice - there’s a lot to learn from this man. James Poulter is the recently departed Head of Emerging Platforms and Partnerships @Lego. It’s been a while since I recorded this podcast and since then James has announced the launch of Vixen Labs a Voice strategy, experience and marketing. Good luck to him.

In this episode, innovation marketing consultant James Poulter joins Nils Smith as they take the discussion of Alexa further into the roles, opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence in churches and ministries.     Share your thoughts using the hashtag #SMCPodcast.   Show Notes:   Alexa Amazon Alexa James Poulter James Poulter YouTube James Poulter Instagram James Poulter Facebook James Poulter Twitter James Poulter Linkedin The Church of England Digital Labs Lego Duplo

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making inroads into a wide range of industries, and there’s no exception even within the world of kid’s play. In this podcast, Cognilytica analysts Kathleen Walch and Ronald Schmelzer interview James Poulter, Head of Emerging Platforms and Partnerships at Lego. He explains how Lego is adopting AI in a wide range of ways including with its Alexa voice assistant skills and additional insights into adding elements of AI to the various Lego platforms, including Mindstorms and other play elements. Read more ...

Carol and her new co-host Jason Kelly speak to Joel Bloom, President of New Jersey Institute of Technology, on bringing the VOICE summit to NJIT in Newark, New Jersey. Michael Atkinson, CEO at Orderscape, discusses restaurant menu automation. James Poulter, Head of Emerging Platforms & Digital Consumer Engagement at LEGO Group, talks about playing with artificial empathy. Bree Glaeser, Innovation Strategist at The Mars Agency, breaks down high impact consumer brand strategies. Jennifer Warner, Senior Editor at The Mayo Clinic, explains how health care can be guided by voice technology. John Rome, Deputy CIO and Voice Evangelist at Arizona State, on using Alexa to disrupt college. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Carol and her new co-host Jason Kelly speak to Joel Bloom, President of New Jersey Institute of Technology, on bringing the VOICE summit to NJIT in Newark, New Jersey. Michael Atkinson, CEO at Orderscape, discusses restaurant menu automation. James Poulter, Head of Emerging Platforms & Digital Consumer Engagement at LEGO Group, talks about playing with artificial empathy. Bree Glaeser, Innovation Strategist at The Mars Agency, breaks down high impact consumer brand strategies. Jennifer Warner, Senior Editor at The Mayo Clinic, explains how health care can be guided by voice technology. John Rome, Deputy CIO and Voice Evangelist at Arizona State, on using Alexa to disrupt college.

So much has changed in far right politics. The British National Party have come and gone, the English Defence League have disappeared, and lord knows what's going on at UKIP. As part of Hate Island, our special investigation into the far-right, Simon Childs, VICE UK's Home Affairs Editor, is in conversation with journalist James Poulter, Broadly Editor Zing Tsing, and Henry Langston, VICE Producer. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Minter Dialogue Episode #253 James Poulter is the Senior Social Media Manager at LEGO, working on strategy and innovation for the beloved group. In this interview, we discuss the LEGO mission, how that plays out in the social media strategy, what are some of the keen and key insights in using social media effectively, as well as some of exciting innovative ideas that LEGO is working on. Meanwhile, please send me your questions as an audio file (or normal email) to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to go over to iTunes to rate/review the podcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

With an incredible story like this, no wonder James is shaking up the food industry. Having worked in Venture Capital, and then gone on to be a founder and raising Venture Capital, James has some unique hacks into raising money. Listen out for: 1. What is Derisking, and how to do it 2. How to push investors over the line 3. When NOT to raise investment