Surrey Speaks podcast
As part of Surrey Speaks season 3, experience the cutting edge of technology with Will AI...? - a new series that will delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence.
Hosted by Dr Caroline Shenton-Taylor and Georgie Gould, each 15-minute episode will unveil a different AI story, shared by leading researchers at the forefront of technological advancements.
Explore the remarkable applications of AI across diverse disciplines, including mental health, cancer, drug identification, food waste, and childcare.
From finding cures for cancer to identifying new drugs to treat Bacterium, AI is reshaping our world in astounding ways. In Will AI...?, guest academics seize the opportunity to showcase the incredible strides made within their research fields, presenting complex concepts in a format that is easily accessible to the public.
Join us as we uncover the incredible potential of AI and glimpse the future it holds for us all.
Latest episodes
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Season 1
- Episode 1 - Artificial intelligence
- Episode 2 - Does the UK have a food problem?
- Episode 3 - COVID-19: vaccination questions answered
- Episode 4 - Let's talk about men's mental health
- Episode 5 - Brexit: when should we stop caring about it?
- Episode 6 - What is white-collar crime?
- Episode 7 - Are astrophysicists interested in extra-terrestrial life?
Season 2
- Episode 1 - Hollywood star Ella Balinska: cultural expansion in the performing arts industry
- Episode 2 - Discussing uncomfortable truths in the acting industry
- Episode 3 - Quantum mechanics: can we explain some of nature's biggest unanswered questions?
- Episode 4 - Artificial Intelligence: how can everybody benefit from AI?
- Episode 5 - Digital health: what does the future of our healthcare look like?
- Episode 6 - Sustainability: taking action for a better world
- Episode 7 - Corporate sustainability: is net zero enough?
Contact us
If you have any feedback about the podcast or you want to get in touch, you can email us at: mediarelations@surrey.ac.uk.