Most discussions about AI start with topic of "data mining".
But how many of us are clear about what it is and how it works? And how can we be expected to care about something if we don't understand what it is?
Even leaders, decision makers, artists, creatives - all of us - need a safe space to go and learn about it without the pressure or judgement.
This episode is that safe space.

In the first episode of Season 2, we look at the role of AI in Journalism. Are journalists facing a vicious cycle of generating click bait to drive revenue to keep media companies afloat to pay journalists to generate more click bait? Is AI making it worse - or might it offer a more positive future for journalism?
Our guest, Pete Pachal of Media CoPilot is of the latter opinion. He is confident that AI can liberate journalists from the more onerous, less rewarding tasks that have always been part of the job, allowing them to focus on the human side of the stories they cover. He also introduces us to Channel 1, a news channel in the making, which promises a "personalized global news network", fronted by entirely AI generated presenters, breaking real, factually accurate news.
As you'll imagine, we have questions...

Copyright Law is in our sights as we reach our Season 1 finale.

Dr Andres Guadamuz is a Reader in Intellectual Property Law at the University of Sussex and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of World Intellectual Property. He is also the brain and pen behind the online publication ‘TechnoLlama’.
He joins us to answer some of our many questions about protection Copyright can - and cannot - offer artists and creatives.

What does "Fair Use" really mean? What constitutes copyright infringement? Do rulings in different countries mean anything abroad? And, crucially, what is a TechnoLlama?