Events in France point to a more chaotic future, and Ireland must build its defence and security infrastructure amid growing challenges Mike O’Sullivan – The Irish Times – Wed Jul 3 2024 Next weekend, France faces into the second round of its unexpected, dramatic general election, with a number of grave risks on the political […]

The European elections have left the centre still ‘holding’, the Greens badly damaged, a mixed night for the far-right, Meloni in the ascendency across Europe and Macron not only damaged but now imperilled by his decision to call an election. Scholz in Germany is also damaged but at least he has not imperilled himself in […]

Steven Bartlett is a British Entrepreneur, speaker, investor, bestselling author and the host of Europe’s No.1 Podcast, ‘The Diary of a CEO’ – an unfiltered journey into the remarkable stories and untold dimensions of the world’s most influential people, experts and thinkers. Steven is an accomplished investor in the health and wellness space with notable […]

Central BAInking When central banks fall down, they often call other central bankers to help out. The Riksbank asked Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England up to 2013, to examine its forecasting ability over the course of the 2010’. More recently, the Bank of England whose own forecasting went askance (nothing to do […]

Sophia the Robot Sophia, Hanson Robotics’ most advanced and celebrated AI-powered human-like robot, personifiesour dreams for the future of AI. As a unique combination of science, engineering, and artistry, Sophiaserves simultaneously as a science fiction character depicting the future of AI and robotics, and atechnology platform for AI research and uses such as education, healthcare, […]

Diane Coyle for the IMF The economy of the 2020s is a world away from the economy of the mid-20th century, when much of the standard toolkit economists still use was first developed. The formalization of economics in the 1950s and ’60s occurred in the context of a manufacturing sector that drove growth and employment, […]

Michael O’Sullivan – Senior Contributor – Forbes – January 2024 Happy new year to all readers, where the start to 2024 has been marked by numerous articles in policy journals and the press about the importance of 2024 from the point of view of politics and democracy, never mind that some of these newspapers have […]

Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic is an international authority in psychological profiling, talent management, leadership development, and people analytics. His commercial work focuses on the creation of science-based tools that improve organizations’ ability to predict performance, and people’s ability to understand themselves. He is currently the Chief Innovation Officer at Manpower Group, co-founder of Deeper Signals and […]

Mehreen Khan Tuesday June 06 2023, 12.01am BST, The Times In the United States, “critical race theory” has become a catch-all slur wielded by right-wing commentators and Republicans as the source of many of America’s ills. Internet memes poke fun at how the academic discipline is apparently responsible for US school shootings, social unrest and […]

April 3, 2023 Eduardo Briceño Eduardo Briceño is a global keynote speaker, facilitator, and guide supporting leaders cultivating growth mindset cultures. Prior to that he was the CEO of Mindset Works, the pioneer in growth mindset development services, which he cofounded in 2007 with Stanford professor Carol Dweck, Lisa Blackwell, and others, and led for […]

Anders Indset Business Philosopher & Author “Our Leaders of today need the philosophy of the past, paired with the scientific knowledge and technology of tomorrow.” Anders Indset is a Norwegian-born business-philosopher, investor and successful entrepreneur based out of Frankfurt, Germany. He is a visiting guest lecturer at leading international business schools. Known for his unconventional […]

Mo Gawdat is the former Chief Business Officer for Google [X], a serial entrepreneur, author of Solve for Happy, and founder of One Billion Happy. Mo has an impressive combined career of 27 years, starting at IBM Egypt as a Systems Engineer before moving to a sales role in the government sector. Venturing in to […]

In a very different age (2004) when the euro traded well above the dollar (1.30 in late 2004, as opposed to .999 today), Jean-Claude Trichet, the then chief of the European Central Bank declared that ‘brutal’ moves in the euro were unwelcome. His use of the word ‘brutal’ – it has a far stronger meaning […]

2022 WINNER – Céline Schillinger The Internet Time Alliance Award, in memory of Jay Cross, is presented to a workplace learning professional who has contributed in positive ways to the field of Informal Learning and is reflective of Jay’s lifetime of work. Recipients champion workplace and social learning practices inside their organization and/or on the […]

Mehreen Khan Mehreen Khan is the Economics Editor for The Times of London and a former Europe correspondent for the Financial Times in Brussels. She has written extensively about the European Union, the political economy of the eurozone, populist politics, climate policy, taxation and economics. Mehreen spent five years in Brussels from 2017-2022 breaking exclusive agenda-setting […]

“ Technology is not good or bad – it is a gateway to the internet and social media. What we see when people become overly consumed by the content on-line is what we call “weapons of mass distraction” In terms of social media we are tapping into our psychological achilles heel. It is the “attention […]

Topics: Finance, Energy and Geopolitics Expertise: Russia, the Former Soviet Union, China. Jason Corcoran Jason Corcoran is an award-winning journalist and macroeconomics strategist who has lived in Russia for 12 years and covered the geopolitical upheaval of the former Soviet Union for 17 years. As a former senior correspondent for Bloomberg News, Dow Jones, the Financial Times, […]

Connect are proud to announce that our brilliant Cyberpsychologist Professor Mary Aiken will be conferred with the Honorary Freedom of The City of Dublin. This is an exceptional honour, with only 82 recipients to date. The Freedom of the City of Dublin is awarded by Dublin City Council after approving a person nominated by the Lord Mayor. Eighty-two people have been honoured […]

 Expertise: Engagement Leadership, Transformation & Innovation Céline Schillinger is an award-winning French entrepreneur, change practitioner, and consultant. She has over 30 years of field experience, working with both small and global organizations across several continents. A solid track record on transformation informs Céline’s vision of change, engagement, and leadership. A blogger since 2013 and a […]

May/June 2022 – For Foreign Affairs Magazine Liberalism is in peril. The fundamentals of liberal societies are tolerance of difference, respect for individual rights, and the rule of law, and all are under threat as the world suffers what can be called a democratic recession or even a depression. According to Freedom House, political rights […]

Two former Investment Fund Managers with a unique climate idea to transform fossil fuel ownership and support people. They are on a mission to implement a new definition of sustainability that discards financial motivations and prioritizes dignity for both humans and the environment. David and Richard are co-authors of “The Unsustainable Truth – How Investing […]

By Dr. Mark Van Rijmenam Last year, I coined 2021 the Year of Digitalism as I foresaw the increase of corporate and governmental data surveillance. Unfortunately, it is safe to say that this has come true with Big Tech becoming more powerful than ever before and governments worldwide implementing Covid tracking apps. What also happened is that […]

TOPIC: Motivational Expertise: Risk, Challenge, Change, Courage Guinness World Record holder for the First Skydive inside the Jet Stream Marc Hauser has had extreme outdoor experiences: not only was he standing at -40° in a hot air balloon in the middle of a strong gale-force wind- in 2018 he was also the first human being […]

Christiana Figueres is an internationally recognised leader on global climate change.  Between 2010 – 2016 she was the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). During her tenure, Ms. Figueres brought together national and sub-national governments, corporations and activists, women’s groups, scientists and spiritual communities, financial institutions and NGOs to […]

ADE MCCORMACK Business, Future Of Work, Human Augmentation, Hybrid Working, Society There was a sense, at least in the UK, that Covid was under control and we were returning to some sort of steady state ‘normal’. If my gamified journey from Vienna back to London is anything to go by, disruption is just taking off […]

Rasmus Ankersen has trained with the planet’s best athletes to translate their secrets of high performance into usable strategies for leaders and businesses. Known for his bestselling book The Goldmine Effect: Crack the Secrets of High Performance, he is also the author of Hunger in Paradise: The War Against Complacency, where he explains how to maintain and […]

COGS AND MONSTERS: WHAT ECONOMICS IS, AND WHAT IT SHOULD BE How economics needs to change to keep pace with the twenty-first century and the digital economy Digital technology, big data, big tech, machine learning, and AI are revolutionizing both the tools of economics and the phenomena it seeks to measure, understand, and shape. In Cogs […]

Linda Yueh is an economist, writer and broadcaster and a Fellow in Economics at St Edmund Hall, Oxford University and Adjunct Professor of Economics at London Business School. She is Visiting Professor at LSE IDEAS at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Associate Fellow (Global Economy and Finance Programme & U.S. and […]

TOPICS: Leadership, Strategy, Innovation Max McKeown is a  visionary, behavioural strategist and influential presenter. He advises some of the most successful global brands and helps leaders across sectors to be innovative and creative in their daily work. Max Mckeown has the extraordinary talent for making powerful ideas useful in the real world for real people. […]

Susan David is an award-winning psychologist who applies her knowledge of emotions, human motivation, and change to individuals and organizations. David studies the role of emotions in our everyday lives, and describes the psychological skills critical to thriving in times of complexity and change. She identifies four key concepts in emotional agility: showing up – discovering what our […]

Capitol Tech is Washington D.C.’s premier STEM University – supplying human capital to America’s most technologically advanced government agencies and their private sector supply chains. With an education laser-focused on STEM careers, Capitol Technology University uniquely positions students for top roles in the region’s booming tech hub. Capitol Technology University is the only independent college […]

“How Confidence Works: The science of self-belief how some people learn and some people don’t”  If you have confidence, it can empower you to reach heights you never thought possible. But if you don’t, it can have a devastating effect on your future. Confidence lies at the core of what makes things happen. Probing the […]

Here are some practical tips to build resilience from our Mental Toughness Expert Penny Mallory.  Book her to motivate and inspire your team as “remote working fatigue” has set in with most people. 1 Practice Tolerating Discomfort Doing anything at all that requires you to ‘push on’ through a level of discomfort will build discipline and resilience. Whatever you have been putting […]

Rachel Botsman is the leading thinker and author on trust in the modern world. By distilling complex ideas into clear and compelling content, she gives us the tools to understand trust – what it means, how it works and why it’s so important for every aspect of our lives. She is a trust expert, author […]

We are absolutely delighted to represent Dr Rangan Chatterjee, whose work is vital in these challenges times.  Taking responsibility for our own health is a very important factor in staying mentally, physically and emotionally fit.   He provides the tool kit to become the architect of your own health. Dr Rangan is a member of the […]

The encumbering of the supertanker MV Ever Given in the Suez Canal is the image of the week, or perhaps the year. It speaks to a world economy that has overgrown its natural infrastructure – a vessel greedily stacked with cargo that becomes so unwieldy that it is grounded by a puff of wind (high […]

 “Being in touch with our values has never been more important in business and leadership.” – The Values Compass Dr. Mandeep Rai is a broadcast journalist, speaker, moderator and author. A global authority on values, working with companies, institutions, and individuals around the world, she has travelled to more that 150 countries and reported as […]

Great article by one of our most demanded Speakers –  Richard Hames The search for a breakthrough in praxis  – Feb 5 In 2007, after ten years of intensive practical research, I published my third book. The Five Literacies of Global Leadership uncovered several breakthroughs that overturned much conventional wisdom. Yet today – a further […]

Should I buy Bitcoin? A friend recently asked if he should buy bitcoin. It hit the USD 42,000 level only a week ago having traded at 10,000 back in October, and last weekend, volatility in bitcoin spiked and it dropped 20% in a couple of days. These moves have drawn a lot of attention and […]

We are absolutely delighted to announce we are now representing Dr. Pippa Malmgren an economist who brings simple sense making to the complexity of the world economy, geopolitics and technology. She draws on her experience as an Economic Advisor in the White House and as the Chief Currency Strategist, and as the Deputy Head of […]

Customer Experience at Netflix: 6 lessons we can all learn from! Steven Van Belleghem| 4th January 2021. Netflix is one of my top favourite companies when it comes to customer experience. I visited them many times during our nexxworks Innovation Tours and was each time blown away by their approach. The company is pretty old […]

They speak French! When he ran for president in 2004 John Kerry was mocked by opponents for his ability to speak French, with ‘Monsieur Kerry”, “Jean Chéri”, or “Jean-François Kerry” amongst the favourite catcalls of Republicans. Imagine the fun they will have with the new Biden administration – not only Kerry speaks French, but Anthony […]

Great piece today in the Project Syndicate by our brilliant economist …… Nov 16, 2020 PHILIPPE LEGRAIN While more than 72 million Americans cast their votes for Donald Trump, over five million more chose Joe Biden – a 3.4 percentage-point difference. The implication is clear: right-wing populism is not dead, but it can be defeated. […]

Retailers are facing an unprecedented challenge to find new ways to connect with their consumers. Ken Hughes our Consumer Behaviouralist shares his insights on how to adapt to the shifting sands in his keynote talk: “The Captive Post Covid 19 Consumer” Ken Hughes is now acknowledged as being one of the world’s leading authorities on […]

This last decade has been characterized by the introduction of 4G, social media and mobile services. These technologies have given rise to a new minimum in terms of customer experience. Customers expect ease of use, friendly and empathic staff, omnichannel services and competitive prices. In the years to come, customer experience will reach a whole […]

Topics: Mental Health, Equality, Diversity, Leadership Nigel Owens MBE is recognised as one of the world’s best rugby referees. He is the first openly gay man to come out in professional rugby.  A fluent welsh speaker he first picked up the referee whistle aged 16. Owens officiated his first international game in 2005 between Ireland […]

Christian Busch, PhD, is an internationally known expert in the areas of innovation, purpose-driven leadership, social impact, and entrepreneurship. He teaches at New York University (NYU) and the London School of Economics (LSE), and is the author of  The Serendipity Mindset: The Art and Science of Creating Good Luck. At NYU, he directs the Global […]

Now that we are in the midst of the world’s largest remote work experiment, it’s worth asking: what does it take to run a good virtual meeting? It is all too easy to just focus on what can be controlled and configured: security, bandwidth, platforms or devices. However, when it comes to successfully managing a […]

What do we really know about immigration? Immigration is one of the most controversial issues these days. Keeping them out. Taking back control. Building that wall. Whether the debate centres on economics or identity, it is often framed as ‘Them’ (bad immigrants) against ‘Us’ (good locals). But immigrants aren’t a burden or a threat – […]

Suddenly people all around the world are working from home, forced to self-isolate due to COVID-19. Some are working from their designated office at home, complete with mahogany desk, ergonomic office chair, computer with dual monitors, and the like. But many people have had to create their own office spaces: in the spare bedrooms, in […]

Great article in the Irish Independent today by Tech Editor Adrian Weckler …. Today marks one of the biggest financial rulings in Ireland’s tax history. It’s Ireland and Apple versus Europe. A verdict will be delivered in the long-running case from the General Court in Luxembourg. Here’s a reminder of what it’s all about, the […]

June 18th 2020 “Where are the new management theories?” an acute observer of management trends asked me at a gathering of executives, academics, and journalists focused on the future of work. It was a few months ago, and no one expected the future to arrive as quickly as it has, or in the way that […]

How might an intangible-intensive economy respond differently to a pandemic, and to the policies governments put in place to control it? By Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake As governments and businesses race to work out how to respond to the economic challenges of COVID-19, we thought it would be useful to set out how today’s […]

Centre for the Future A Masterclass in Foresight with Dr. Richard Hames   Executive Director, Centre for the Future, & Fellow, World Academy of Art & Science If we are honest, most of us would confess at least a casual curiosity for what the future holds. How often have you looked back on a past […]

Shemozzle Mike Tyson is apparently coming out of retirement. America may need him. Last week on the Sino-Indian border Line of Agreed Control (North Sikkim to be precise) there was a mass brawl between Indian and Chinese troops. Helicopters (China) and fighter jets (India) were scrambled to add heft to the situation, which left several […]

Super informative article with lots of take aways by our Innovation Speaker Josh Klein By Joshua Klein – 05/03/20 The New Normal COVID-19 has enacted unprecedented technology adoption in ways we’d previously assumed were totally impossible, resulting in many employees now being deeply and newly autonomous. That means substantially more risk – and also a […]

TOPICS:  Economic Fault lines, Politics & Geopolitics, Globalization Michael O’Sullivan is the author of  ‘The Levelling’, which outlines what’s next in politics, economics, finance and geopolitics in the post globalization era.  He is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Council on the New Economy, and a Forbes contributor, and a speaker at the 2020 TED Talk […]

By Gianpiero Petriglieri  – April 22, 2020 When I ask groups of managers what makes a good leader, I seldom have to wait long before someone says, “Vision!” and everyone nods. I have asked that question countless times for the past 20 years, to cohorts of senior executives, middle managers, and young students from many […]

Just a reminder to all our clients that our speakers can deliver their presentations via webcast which is is distributed over the Internet using streaming media technology to distribute a single content source to many simultaneous viewers.  Essentially, webcasting is “broadcasting” over the Internet.

Expertise: The Future Of Work, Human Capital, Change Management, Transformation, Leadership, Performance Review, Collaboration, Strategic Management Dr. Anna Tavis is a recognized thought leader and compelling speaker on HR and the future of work. She is currently developing the Centre for the Future of Work at NYU, where she is an Associate Professor of Human […]

Topics: Education, Learning and Leadership Expertise: Education Innovation and The Future of Work Expert, Talent for the Future, Ed Fidoe is leading the creation of a new university, The London Interdisciplinary School (LIS) for those who want to shape the world, not just fit in. They are cultivating a new style of problem solver graduate. […]

Our very own speaker and Irish composer Eímear Noone will be the first woman to conduct an orchestra at the Oscars. She will lead the 42-piece orchestra at the Academy Awards as it plays excerpts from five nominated scores on Sunday 9 February at the Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles, California. The Galway-born conductor was invited […]

In this mini series of videos, Richard shares his insights into the  future of  sustainable food, air travel, learning, transportation, energy, smarter homes, the role of AI, healthcare, cashless society and more…

HERE IS HER GOVINSIDER INTERVIEW: How do you use technology/policy to improve citizens’ lives? Tell us about your role or organisation. I am a Cyberpsychologist and Associate Professor in the Department of Law & Criminology at the University of East London. I am an Academic Advisor to Europol’s European Cyber Crime Centre (EC3). My research […]

Congratulations to our wonderful speaker Lord David Puttnam CBE who last night received the TK Whitaker Award for Outstanding Contribution to Public Life. The Award recognizes Irish and international political and social leaders who have made a unique contribution to public life. Book him through us to present to your audience on Climate Change, AI […]

Dr. Jennifer A. Cassidy is a Departmental Lecturer in Global Governance and Diplomacy at the University of Oxford, where she lectures on Diplomacy, International Law, Digital Diplomacy, and Women in Leadership. Her PhD from the University of Oxford focused on the unique and changing relationship between social media and foreign policy. With a specific focus […]

We are now representing Richard Mullender former hostage negotiator ……. RICHARD MULLENDER Former Lead Trainer at the National Hostage and Crisis Negotiation Unit, Scotland Yard Richard Mullender worked as a detective investigating serious crimes. Then one life-changing day he trained to become a hostage negotiator.His skills were so well regarded that he was appointed Lead […]

Damiano Brigo is one of the few top academics with a real knowledge of the financial industry. With more than twenty years of industry experience, Damiano has worked on risk management, valuation and hedging and quantitative methods in finance in many financial institutions, from commercial banks to investment banks, rating agencies and financial services firms. […]

David Terence Puttnam CBE, is a British film producer and educator. He set up his own production company, Enigma Productions, in 1976 and he also chairs Atticus Education, his online education company which he founded in 2012.  Atticus Education delivers audio-visual seminars to students all over the world. In addition to this, he is a […]

Aug 30, 2019 PHILIPPE LEGRAIN With both hardline Brexiteers and diehard Remainers having rejected the only available deal for the United Kingdom to exit the European Union, the pragmatic center is being squeezed out of British politics. As each side ups the ante, Brexit is now an all-or-nothing fight to the death among absolutists. LONDON – […]

Aug 13, 2019 DIANE COYLE Current academic research – into the impact of new technologies, the economics of innovation, and the quality of management, for example – may be providing ever more pieces of the puzzle. But many crucial questions about economic progress remain unanswered, and others have not yet even been properly posed. CAMBRIDGE – […]

Jul 4, 2019 PHILIPPE LEGRAIN The nomination of Christine Lagarde to be the next president of the European Central Bank is a breath of fresh air for the stale, male-dominated institution. Incumbent President Mario Draghi may seem like a hard act to follow, but Lagarde has what it takes to succeed. She needs to be bold. […]

“If you create success for yourself, you will transform your self and your brain, psychologically, physically and chemically.” Ian Robertson is Psychology Professor at Trinity College Dublin, University College London and University of Texas at Dallas and best selling author of  The Stress Test, The Winner Effect and Mind Sculpture. He  one of the world’s […]

Norman Ohler is a novelist and film maker. In 2017, Ohler’s first non-fiction book “Blitzed – Drugs in Nazi Germany” became a New York Times bestseller. It is an explosive true story which uncovers an untold aspect of what fueled the Nazi war machine during World War II. It is currently translated into 31 languages, and optioned for a motion […]

Steven Van Belleghem  studied applied economics at the University of Ghent. His summers were spent specializing in marketing at UC Berkeley. His core expertise is the future of customer centricity. The combination between customer-centric thinking, the latest technologies and the human touch is the guiding principle in Steven’s stories. He is an entrepreneur and the co-founder […]

Dr Morgaine Gaye is a Food Futurologist and director of bellwether: Food Trends, the first food trend research compendium. She has her own health-food product range of functional food blends called Dr Gaye, which are sold globally on-line.   Morgaine looks at food and eating from a social, cultural, economic, trend, branding and geopolitical perspective. […]

Ian Kearns Topics: Economics & Geopolitics Expertise: Brexit, Europe, Collapse: Europe after the European Union Dr. Ian Kearns has over 25 years of experience working in the public, private and NGO sectors, the last 15 of them in organizational leadership positions. He is a former Deputy Director and Acting Director of the Institute for Public Policy […]

By Philippe Legrain – The Brussels Times – 11th February 2019 Is the eurozone heading for recession? How will policymakers react if the slowdown does get worse? And what damage could an economic downturn do to Europe’s already fractious politics? Those pressing questions ought to be at the top of policymakers’ minds in the run-up […]

https://youtu.be/FQ8cXhDKUpI ADAM JACOBY, is a serial entrepreneur, who has (co-) founded numerous businesses, including market leaders IMS Sports and Lifelounge.com. With deep expertise in innovation and fast growth business development, Adam was the CEO of BRW’s 2010 Fastest Growing Private Company (under $100M). Some years ago he pondered a new challenge:democracy. Could politics become fairer and more inclusive […]

David Rowan, founding Editor-in-chief of WIRED’s UK edition (2008-17), is the author of Non-Bullshit Innovation: Radical Ideas from the World’s Smartest Minds (Transworld, 2019), a global quest for bold corporate innovation in the face of technology-led disruption. David Rowan travels the globe in search of the most exciting and pioneering startups building the future. He’s got to know […]

Alan Moore The Business Case for Beautiful Business…   Every morning I walk in the countryside, during which I reflect on the many aspects of beauty, what beauty means to me as an individual, and, what beauty means for the work I do. What beauty means were we to use it as a frame and […]

Happy New Year! Connect Speakers are now offering a “Speaker Critique & Support Service”  which evolved due to the high volume of speakers who approach us for representation with substandard marketing material. We assisted many speakers with branding and their positive feedback has prompted us to offer our services to all “want to be speakers” out […]

THANOS PAPASAVVAS Expertise: Trump, Brexit, Trade, Eurozone, Currencies, Volatility in Markets, Emerging Markets, Bond markets and inflation Thanos Papasavvas CFA  – (Chartered Financial Analyst) is Founder of ABP Invest, established in 2015 to provide strategic outlook and research on geopolitics, economics, financial markets and FX.  He works with asset management and private equity companies, hedge funds and […]

By Michael O’Sullivan for Forbes Our geopolitical & China/US expert, Michael O’Sullivan will be in Singapore and available for talks or executive round tables on the 12th of November, Dublin, December 5th and UAE December 11th. A unique opportunity to avail of his brilliant insights without the expense of an airfare. Email [email protected] to explore […]

Amar Bhidé is Professor of Health Policy at Columbia University Medical Center and Professor of Business Emeritus at Tufts University. He has researched and taught about innovation, entrepreneurship, and finance since 1985. A member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and a founding editor of Capitalism and Society, Bhidé is the author of the forthcoming Uncertainty and […]

More of our clients are asking for an “experience” for their audience. Nic Askew delivers one which is profoundly woven into your conference, enabling participants to be fully present, engaged, open to learning and deeply connected with each other. Book him for a truly memorable conference.

6 Tripped: Nazi Germany, the CIA and the Psychedelic Age by Norman Ohler (Grove Press $37) Great title. Here’s the blurb: “A brilliant and original investigation into the medical origins of LSD and how the Nazis and the CIA turned it into a weapon, by the author of Blitzed.” AS FEATURED ON THE JOE ROGAN EXPERIENCE‘Entertaining’ The Times‘Utterly […]

Scott Shapiro is the founding director of the Yale Cybersecurity Lab, which provides cutting-edge cybersecurity and information technology teaching facilities. He has been appointed as Special Government Expert to the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, working on AI security. He is also Professor of Law and at Yale Law School and the CEO of Leibniz AI, a […]

There is a growing school of thought that if you plaster enough AI across your business, it will henceforth be intelligent. And that is without any consideration of the data cesspit used to fuel the AI. Of course artificial is not the only form of intelligence business leaders have access to. However, Taylorism considers natural […]