Part 4/4 with Dr Janet Bastiman, talking about how she thinks the next 10 years may evolve in the world of finance. Janet talks about the increase in microtransactions, the potential for more information such as biometric and geolocation information to be passed and available during screening, and the possibility of a Star Trek-esque future where money isn't even a thing anymore ...

Part 3/4 with Dr Janet Bastiman, talking about how crypto fits into the anti-money laundering space, and how many of the existing approaches are still applicable in world of digital currencies. Maybe the negative press around crypto, and criminal activity, shouldn’t be quite so negative?

Part 2/4 with Dr Janet Bastiman, talking about how Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) is currently able to assist with decision making in the anti-money laundering space but, as Janet highlights, the tech industry’s fundamental issues around "hallucinations", data quality, non-repeatability, etc. with AI/ML are preventing it from being used more holistically

Part 1/4 with Dr Janet Bastiman, talking about what anti-money laundering is, some of the challenges the industry currently faces, especially with regard to differentiating legitimate transactions, and how a human needs to make the final money laundering determination – at the moment

Part 3/3 with Sarah McGovern, talking through her recommendations after running one of the most complex transformation programmes we have heard about, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust’s replacing  Electronic Patient Record system

Part 2/3 with Sarah McGovern, talking about how the Hive transformation programme was realised in Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, and the benefits that were being realised just a year after the big switchover

Part 1/3 with Sarah McGovern, talking about the existing challenges and opportunity for transformation with a new Electronic Patient Record system

Part 3/3 with Ricardo Correia, talking about whether there will be a single, global digital currency, how one or more digital currencies are likely to manifest in day-to-day life, and what some of the benefits might be.

Part 2/3 with Ricardo Correia, discussing whether technology has pressurised the Central Bank into considering Digital Currencies, or whether the technology is supporting the Central Bank’s ambitions.

Part 1/3 with Ricardo Correia, talking about how the global banking system is quietly, slowly, and deliberately learning from the current fiat and crypto financial systems to devise a new model that is fit for purpose, and stable enough for future digital generations.

AI in Reality provides a realistic view of the current state of AI, looking beyond the hype of ChatGPT and Generative AI, with industry expert Nayur Khan. This conversation focusses on the darker side of AI and highlights some of the inherent issues that are seen and provides some real-world examples.

AI in Reality provides a realistic view of the current state of AI, looking beyond the hype of ChatGPT and Generative AI, with industry expert Nayur Khan. The conversation also discusses some examples where AI is already having a positive effect in commercial settings.

Part 3 of 3 in the series, Delivering behaviour-based gaming anti-cheat through Data Science as a Service, with Marcus Desai. In this final part, Marcus talks about how the cheating industry for games is out playing the gaming industry, particularly in Formula 1. He then presents a solution through the use of data driven behavioural analysis.

Part 2 of 3 in the series, Delivering gaming anti-cheat through Data Science as a Service, with Marcus Desai. In this part, the conversation moves to providing advice for organisations looking to adopt data science.

Part 1 o 3 in the series, Delivering gaming anti-cheat through Data Science as a Service, with Marcus Desai. In this part, Marcus introduces his jointly founded company, CapsuleAI, and explains about their ambitions around improving Data Science for organisations.