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| What happens if your AI agents get 1% better every day? | 10 Sep 2026 | 00:39:24 | |
An agent that gets better every day compounds into a very different agent within months. That's the idea behind Wren, PolyAI's new release: an agent whose job is to make your other agents better. Some of what it finds is a small refinement, some of it is a big fix. Either way, Wren watches every real customer conversation, learns from what happens, and keeps improving your customer-facing agents. Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Arkadiusz Kwapiszewski, Head of Agent OS, to get into what that changes, how Wren is putting agent-building in the hands of people who could never touch it before, and why 95% of PolyAI's own production changes now ship through it. Listen to the full episode, and learn more about PolyAI at https://poly.ai?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=podcast | |||
| Who's coordinating your army of AI agents? | 03 Sep 2026 | 00:43:50 | |
Companies are pouring money into AI, but not everyone is getting the returns. Ian Jacobs, VP and Lead Analyst at Opus Research, thinks he knows why. In this episode, your host Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Ian to work through two ideas from his latest research. The first is Conversation Experience Orchestration: the wall between conversational AI and conversation intelligence is coming down, and conversations are becoming the layer that decides what happens next. The second is the AI agent control plane: as enterprises get pitched agents by every vendor at once, they need a shared operating layer to keep them coordinated. Listen to the full episode, and learn more about dialog AI at https://poly.ai?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=podcast | |||
| Why should CX leaders care about MCP? | 20 Aug 2026 | 00:36:23 | |
When PolyAI built its Builder MCP, one client helped shape it: Vixxo Facility Solutions, one of the largest facilities providers in the US. In this episode, guest host Damian Sasso talks with Vixxo's CTO Derek Neighbors and VP of IT Bobby Hunnicut about getting AI agents into the hands of people who've never written code, from accounting to technicians in the field. They cover why an MCP or CLI has become their litmus test for adopting any technology, how they build and ship their own MCPs as they go, why REST APIs are still the foundation, and how to stop governance debates from swallowing the whole conversation. See how PolyAI's Builder MCP works at https://poly.ai?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=podcast | |||
| Can AI really hear a call the way a person does? | 06 Aug 2026 | 00:21:33 | |
PolyAI just launched Dialog-RSN-1, its first audio-native model, and your host Nikola Mrkšić sat down with its builder, Matt Henderson, to unpack why it’s a game-changer for building voice agents. | |||
| Is word error rate just a vanity metric? | 21 Jul 2026 | 00:28:42 | |
Voice AI vendors love to quote word error rate, usually somewhere around 2 to 3%, as proof their system understands customers. Oliver Shoulson, Agent Design & Engineering Lead at PolyAI, thinks it's one of the most misleading numbers in the business. He and Nikola Mrkšić go through a month of analysis across more than 100,000 real production call turns to explain why. Turns out not all words carry the same weight, most transcription errors are harmless, and task success barely moves even when the system mishears, because today's models recover the way a person would. Listen to the full episode, and see how PolyAI builds dialog agents that get this right at https://poly.ai?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=podcast | |||
| Is AI the end of large engineering teams? | 25 Jun 2026 | 00:45:55 | |
Engineering teams are shrinking. But is that a crisis or an upgrade? In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Helen Greul, PolyAI's new SVP of Engineering, to explore what AI is doing to the shape of technical teams, the nature of engineering leadership, and who actually thrives when the rules change. They discuss why a new generation of non-traditional builders is outpacing seasoned development teams, how smaller nimble units with shared context are replacing large headcounts, and why complexity doesn't disappear when AI arrives: it just moves somewhere else. | |||
| Can you build a custom AI agent in 10 minutes? | 14 May 2026 | 00:23:03 | |
Ten minutes to a working AI agent, tested and ready to deploy. In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Frank Ferro sits down with Ruari Phipps, Senior Forward Deployed AI Engineer at PolyAI, for a live demo of the Agent Development Kit — and a look at what it actually means to give developers real control over how they build AI agents. They explore why enterprise AI platforms so often force a tradeoff between speed and control, how the ADK changes that equation, and what it looks like when a developer pairs the toolkit with an AI coding agent like Claude Code to go from a blank canvas to a fully tested, branch-ready agent in real time. | |||
| What happens when anyone can build an AI agent? | 23 Apr 2026 | 00:39:38 | |
What happens when the ability to build an AI agent is no longer limited to developers? | |||
| Why do specialized AI models win in CX? | 16 Apr 2026 | 00:23:42 | |
Many AI models today are designed as generalists. But in customer experience, that approach often falls short. In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Matt Henderson, VP of Research at PolyAI, to unpack why specialized AI models outperform general-purpose ones in real-world CX environments. They explore the tradeoffs between speed, accuracy, and reasoning, why voice AI requires fundamentally different design decisions, and what makes PolyAI’s Raven 3.5 a step forward. The conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to build AI that works in production, not just in demos. | |||
| Why are CX leaders stuck on the sidelines of AI? | 09 Apr 2026 | 00:37:15 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Bill Staikos, Founder of Be Customer Led, to unpack why many CX leaders are still on the sidelines of the AI conversation — and what that means for the future of the function. They explore how AI is reshaping the “interaction layer” of customer experience, why traditional CX metrics like NPS are no longer enough, and how leading organizations are starting to tie CX directly to revenue, cost, and risk. The conversation challenges CX leaders to think bigger and make their function into an outcome-driven engine for business growth. In an AI-driven world, the leaders who understand that shift will have a much bigger role to play. | |||
| How can employee experience drive better CX? with Sam Stern, LinkedIn | 02 Apr 2026 | 00:19:52 | |
Customer experience is often measured at the surface. But it’s built behind the scenes. In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Michelle Schroeder sits down with Sam Stern, who leads service design at LinkedIn, to explore how employee experience shapes every customer interaction. They discuss how LinkedIn is improving CX by fixing the systems employees rely on — from reducing “toggle tax” across tools to giving teams better data and real-time guidance with AI. The result is not just faster service, but more meaningful, higher-quality interactions when it matters most. | |||
| Is Faster Always Better in Customer Experience? | 19 Mar 2026 | 00:23:46 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Michelle Schroeder sits down with Nate Brown, Head of Education and Enablement at Metric Sherpa and cofounder of CX Accelerator, to discuss how AI is reshaping the way companies think about customer experience. | |||
| The History of Restaurant CX: From Maître d' to AI | 12 Mar 2026 | 00:45:16 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Steven Fine, GM of Restaurants at PolyAI, to explore how technology has shaped the customer experience in restaurants over the past century. | |||
| What will it take to climb healthcare’s “AI Everest”? | 05 Mar 2026 | 00:20:51 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Michelle Schroeder sits down with Sarah Wright, Vice President of Global Customer Service at ResMed, to talk about what it really takes to transform healthcare CX. Sarah describes the challenge as an Everest climb. Every step forward requires balancing innovation with responsibility, especially when patient health information is involved.
Sarah also shares practical advice for leaders under pressure to modernize quickly: start with the friction that shows up in your data, focus on high-volume pain points, and avoid trying to fix experiences that patients already value. | |||
| What happens when AI takes over healthcare admin? | 17 Feb 2026 | 00:32:30 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, your host Nikola Mrkšić chats with Alex Brown to unpack what happens when AI takes over the administrative work that quietly defines modern healthcare. Instead of replacing doctors and clinicians, AI is reshaping everything around them: from documentation and scheduling to the workflows that consume hours of time. Tune in to hear:
If you’re curious about where AI is quietly reshaping healthcare today, tune in, and let us know what you think. | |||
| From ATMs to AI: The History of Personalized Banking | 28 Jan 2026 | 00:27:10 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Nathan Pearson, GM, Financial Services at PolyAi, to trace the evolution of personalized banking. From branch tellers and ATMs to digital channels and AI-driven experiences, they explore how banks have historically balanced scale, efficiency, and trust, and why personalization has always been central to customer relationships. The conversation looks at why personalization has always mattered in financial services, how each new channel changed customer expectations, and what today’s AI moment has in common with past shifts. While technology keeps changing, the core challenge for banks hasn’t: delivering personal, trusted service at scale. Together, they discuss:
The big takeaway: while tools keep changing, the goal hasn’t. Customers still want banking experiences that feel personal, reliable, and easy — even when they’re powered by automation. If you’re thinking about how AI should support (not replace) personalization for your business, be sure to tune in. | |||
| Is visual context the missing link in AI for CX? | 08 Jan 2026 | 00:31:27 | |
AI has become remarkably good at answering questions — but customer experience should go beyond answers. It’s about resolution. Too often, AI fails when customers can’t easily explain what they’re seeing on their screen. In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Jenn Cunningham sits down with Zaccari Scalzi of Cobrowse.io to explore why visual context is becoming essential for effective customer service AI. Together, they discuss how combining conversational AI with real-time visual grounding helps agents — human and AI — understand complex, multi-step customer journeys. They cover:
The takeaway is simple: AI works best when it has full context. And for many customer journeys, that context is visual. | |||
| Can journalism teach us how to trust AI? | 04 Dec 2025 | 00:36:03 | |
In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Michelle Schroeder sits down with Dom Nicastro, Editor-in-Chief at Simpler Media Group and longtime journalist covering CX, content, and enterprise tech. Dom has spent years watching AI reshape newsrooms — and he sees striking parallels with what CX leaders are facing today. Journalists and CX teams share the same challenge: cutting through hype, spotting “AI slop,” and building trust through accuracy, governance, and human judgment. They explore:
Dom’s take is clear: AI won’t replace humans, but it will reveal who’s doing the work well — and who isn’t. 👉 Listen to the full episode to learn what journalism can teach CX leaders about building trustworthy AI. #AI #CustomerExperience #CX #Journalism #PolyAI #CMSWire #ConversationalAI | |||
| What does truly multilingual CX sound like? | 13 Nov 2025 | 00:33:20 | |
Every customer expresses themselves differently, and their choice of language is no exception. So how can brands bridge the gap when customers come to them speaking different languages?
👉 Learn how multilingual AI is bringing accessibility and empathy to CX. | |||
| How can enterprises become fluent in AI? (VOX 2025 conference recap!) | 06 Nov 2025 | 00:25:02 | |
At VOX 2025, one thing was clear: the best brands aren’t just adopting AI — they’re becoming fluent in it. In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Michelle Schroeder, CMO of PolyAI, sits down with Christopher Osborne, PolyAI’s Chief Product Officer, to unpack what we learned from our annual conference about how the world's top enterprises are moving from early adoption to true fluency in AI for customer experience. They reflect on key lessons from VOX 2025, where leaders across hospitality, banking, healthcare, and more shared how they’re using agentic AI to scale exceptional service without losing the factors that make them stand out to their customers. They discuss:
👉 Watch the full episode to see what AI fluency really looks like inside the world’s most customer-obsessed brands, and watch the full VOX conference here. #AI #CustomerExperience #PolyAI #VOX2025 #AgenticAI #VoiceAI #AICX | |||
| Can we solve AI's "deer-in-headlights" problem? (with Dan Miller, founder of Opus Research) | 16 Oct 2025 | 00:33:00 | |
The conversational AI market has exploded: ~650 companies, even more tools, and way too many promises. For business leaders, navigating all this can be paralyzing.
Dan has been tracking and shaping this space for decades. Watch the full episode to learn how we can move past the “deer in headlights” moment and start driving real progress. | |||
| Should hyper-growth brands still pick up the phone? (with Austin Towns, CTO of Hello Sugar) | 16 Oct 2025 | 00:24:35 | |
Hello Sugar is one of the fastest-growing service brands in America, with more than 140 locations and counting. From the start, they built a text-first, digital experience that customers loved. But growth brought new insights: even in a digital-first world, voice calls were still critical to winning — and keeping — customers. | |||
| Why do LLMs ramble on and on? (with Oliver Shoulson, Lead Dialogue Designer at PolyAI) | 25 Sep 2025 | 00:33:01 | |
Large language models are powerful tools — but why do they ramble on and on instead of just getting to the point?
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| Are "silent complaints" killing your brand? (with Adrian Swinscoe of Punk CX) | 18 Sep 2025 | 00:37:25 | |
Most companies measure CX through surveys, reviews, and dashboards. But there is real danger in “silent complaints”: the underwhelming experiences that customers never report, but quietly share with friends or that stop them from coming back.
AI is giving companies new tools to understand customers in real time, but unless it’s used to address the basics of service, it risks becoming just another layer of CX hype. | |||
| Is agentic AI the answer to broken analytics? | 11 Sep 2025 | 00:29:41 | |
Analytics has always been the hardest part of the contact center. Dashboards are slow, incomplete, and rarely used outside of specialist teams. But what if analytics could be as simple as asking a question? | |||
| Your new favorite colleagues aren’t human | 04 Sep 2025 | 00:32:15 | |
We all know AI agents can answer calls (with varying success rates depending upon their sophistication). But what if AI agents could also help CX leaders analyze their deployments, ask questions about their unique challenges and opportunities, and continuously improve? In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Damian Sasso, Group PM at PolyAI, to explore how the field is moving from solely customer-facing AI agents toward agentic AI teams that can do all of the above. We cover:
If you want to understand how agentic AI is changing the landscape — one in which AI agents don’t just talk, but think, analyze, and build — this episode is for you. 👉 Subscribe today for more info about AI for CX. | |||
| Did OpenAI’s Realtime API just change everything? | 02 Sep 2025 | 00:32:33 | |
🚨 OpenAI just made its Realtime API generally available, and it's got everyone talking. But is it a true game-changer, or just another update? | |||
| Behind the Tech: How Dialogue Design Really Works (Deep Learning with PolyAI podcast, Ep. 82) | 28 Aug 2025 | 00:39:22 | |
Ever wonder what really makes an AI voice feel human? In this episode of Deep Learning with PolyAI, an all-star panel from our dialogue design and engineering teams takes you behind-the-scenes to share how the hardest part of CX automation actually works. | |||
| Raven v2 and the Race to Smarter Voice Agents with Matt Henderson (Deep Learning with PolyAI, Episode 81) | 21 Aug 2025 | 00:33:07 | |
In this episode, your host Nikola Mrkšić sits down with Matt Henderson, VP of Research at PolyAI, to unpack the state of large language models, their quirks, and what really matters when building smarter voice agents for customer service. | |||
| “Everybody wants AI, nobody wants BS” with Brian Jeppesen, Fertitta Entertainment | 14 Aug 2025 | 00:33:22 | |
Brian Jeppesen, who serves as Director, Contact Center Operations at Fertitta Entertainment, joined your host Nikola Mrkšić to discuss his vision for the AI-powered contact center. | |||
| 079: GPT-5 Era Starts Now: The AI Arms Race Just Escalated | 08 Aug 2025 | 00:20:44 | |
PolyAI co-founder and CTO Shawn Wen joins Nikola for a deep dive into the just-released OpenAI GPT-5 model. From model-flipping and 4o's depreciation to curbing sycophancy and determining which LLM out there is #1 for coding, they cover it all. Join us for a discussion on: | |||
| 078: Forward deployed engineers: From the frontline of bringing AI to the world | 08 Aug 2025 | 00:28:18 | |
This week, Nikola is joined by Becky Kershaw, Deployments Lead at PolyAI. | |||
| 077: Private equity roll-up strategies for AI, with Nathan Benaich | 08 Aug 2025 | 00:26:26 | |
Following up from Nikola Mrkšić and Nathan Benaich's recent article for Fortune -- ‘AI rollup’ investors think services firms can trade more like software companies. Here’s what they get wrong. Read here -- https://fortune.com/2025/06/27/ai-rollup-investment-strategy/ | |||
| 076: AI rollups: all VC sizzle and no stake? Thoughts from a recent Fortune article. | 01 Jul 2025 | 00:22:38 | |
Fortune article: http://fortune.com/2025/06/27/ai-rollup-investment-strategy/ | |||
| 075: Human agent & AI cohesion in the contact center. What will it take? | 20 Jun 2025 | 00:23:11 | |
Nikola and Damien are back to discuss the ongoing evolution of AI in the contact center industry. We'll explore whether AI is truly replacing human workers or simply augmenting their capabilities, covering Klarna's automation efforts and recent Gartner predictions, and analyzing the challenges and opportunities in implementing AI solutions. We touch on essential aspects of project management, customer service strategies, and the future of AI integration in contact centers. Join us, or be assimilated! | |||
| 074: AI and the State of Financial Services | 11 Jun 2025 | 00:20:11 | |
VP of Product Marketing Brian Thompson joins Nikola to discuss the current state and future prospects of AI in financial services, including banking and insurance. The chat covers the importance of human oversight in AI deployments, the evolving landscape in banking and FinTech, optimization of back-office processes, and how financial institutions are leveraging generative AI. Brian shares insights on the differences between large legacy banks and smaller community banks, and the challenges and opportunities AI presents in bridging these gaps, while tackling customer expectations, regulatory concerns, and the significance of a strategic approach to AI implementation. | |||
| 073: What are everyday people using LLMs for, really? | 29 May 2025 | 00:21:52 | |
Damien and Nikola are back to discuss the transformative impact of generative AI in our everyday lives. The conversation covers everything from the rise of LLMs in personal development and therapy to DIY projects and coding. Discover how generative AI is reshaping industries, solving everyday problems, and why it's gaining traction in fields like legal services and medical advice. as well as future applications of AI. | |||
| 072: Introducing Owl: PolyAI's in-house speech recognition model | 23 May 2025 | 00:21:46 | |
Guest host Meghan Berton and VP of Engineering Razvan Kusztos cover the release of PolyAI's Owl ASR model, while dishing goss on the intricacies of developing high-performing speech recognition models. They discuss the significance of in-house SLU tech, the challenges of ensuring accuracy across different accents and environments, and the benefits of using synthetic data. The conversation also covers the cultural nuances in text to speech models and how Poly AI leverages partnerships with companies like NVIDIA for enhanced model performance. | |||
| 071: Differentiation in a generative AI era | 14 May 2025 | 00:20:14 | |
Damien and Nikola discuss the brave initiatives taken by executives in the field of generative AI, their successes, and challenges. Nikola Mrkšić, CEO and co-founder of PolyAI, shares insights on differentiation in the generative AI space, the viability of build vs. buy decisions, and the importance of proof of concept in AI projects. The episode sheds light on the technological advancements and strategic decisions that help organizations capitalize on generative AI, with illustrative case studies and industry comparisons. | |||
| 070: The journey from digital-first to AI-first, and how to do it right | 09 May 2025 | 00:24:03 | |
Damien and Nikola discuss the implications of AI-first approaches in industries, with a focus on how companies like Duolingo and Klarna are navigating the AI transformation. We explore the concept of an intelligent enterprise operating system and debate whether traditional companies can adapt quickly enough. Additionally, we examine the potential impacts on human employment and strategies for businesses to keep their employees motivated amidst these changes. | |||
| 069: Announcing Agent Studio, the world's only voice-first conversational AI platform | 15 Apr 2025 | 00:19:53 | |
In this buzzy episode, Damien hosts PolyAI's Senior Vice President of Product, Devidas Desai, to announce the launch of Agent Studio, the world's only voice-first omnichannel CX platform for AI agents. Devidas provides an in-depth look into what Agent Studio is and discusses how the platform has been rigorously tested with live enterprise deployments and includes proprietary technologies like advanced automatic speech recognition and specialized language models. Hear about flagship tech like 'Talk Tracks,' and more of its future enhancements. | |||
| 068: DOGE bites federal phone lines. Are Elon & Co. shutting down toll-free? | 04 Apr 2025 | 00:16:46 | |
Damien and Nikola are back to discuss the impact of removing toll-free numbers for government services, focusing on the DOGE/Social Security Administration's briefly considered decision. They explore the potential operational and cost-saving implications of voice AI in government services, the challenges of optimizing such large systems, and the long-term strategies for digital transformation. The discussion also touches on the changing preferences of Generation Z towards voice communication and the importance of careful, well-planned implementation of automation in government operations. | |||
| 067: Sonnet 3.7 + Orion, AWS goes agentic & the US Patent Office sets rules | 13 Mar 2025 | 00:20:30 | |
Nikola and Damien chew the fat about developments from AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI, comparing their new models: Claude 3.7 and GPT-4.5 Orion, and where they place in the consumer and enterprise markets. We also touch on OAI's specialized agents for hire, Amazon's new agentic AI division and the recent stance of the US Patent Office on AI-generated content. | |||
| 066: The anatomy of telephony, part 3 - Predictions | 07 Mar 2025 | 00:17:14 | |
In the closing episode of Deep Learning's deep dive on telephony, Nikola and Oisin discuss innovative ideas in telephony, especially the concept of using a universal AI ringtone to replace lengthy warnings and terms during calls. They debate the efficacy of this idea and its potential global impact on user experience. They also touch on the challenges of integrating AI within legacy telephony systems and explore different modern communication protocols like Gibberlink. The conversation also highlights the inefficiencies of current hold systems and the untapped potential of AI in streamlining B2B interactions. | |||
| 065: The anatomy of telephony, part 2 - Evolution | 28 Feb 2025 | 00:22:06 | |
The second episode of a three-part miniseries sees Deep Learning with PolyAI continue exploring the intricate world of telephony and VoIP! Nikola welcomes back Oisin Glenn, VP of Solutions Consulting, to chat about the historical development, current technologies, and the complexities of modern telephony. They discuss everything from PBX systems, VoIP protocols, and the rise of WebRTC to the unique challenges of international deployments, codec differences, and the open-source revolution in telephony. Learn how traditional telephony infrastructure is being replaced by scalable, IP-based systems and what the future holds for the industry. Whether you're an industry veteran or a curious newbie, this episode offers valuable insights into the telephony landscape. | |||
| 064: The anatomy of telephony, part 1 - Origins | 19 Feb 2025 | 00:23:06 | |
Nikola welcomes Oisin Glynn, VP of Solution Consulting, to discuss the fascinating history and evolution of modern telephony. Going back to the inception of telephone systems, from their early manual connections to the adoption of the PSTN and the advent of private branch exchanges (PBX), the conversation touches on the impact of the internet and mobile telephony on traditional phone systems, the rise of VoIP, and how companies like Cisco and Avaya played pivotal roles in transforming business communications. Whether you're curious about the historical milestones or the technical nuances of modern telecommunication, this episode is a perfect start to a series on the wizardry in present day telephonics. | |||
| 063: Surprising findings from PolyAI's recent CS trends report | 10 Feb 2025 | 00:25:02 | |
** Check out the report that inspired the episode ** | |||
| 062: AI's Sputnik moment? DeepSeek R1 has entered the chat(GPT). | 27 Jan 2025 | 00:18:47 | |
Bonus breaking news episode of the Deep Learning with PolyAI podcast! Hosts Damien and Nikola chat about the recent release of DeepSeek's open-source R1 model, which has sparked widespread reaction across the tech world. The R1 model, created with limited resources, has matched or exceeded benchmarks of leading models from OpenAI and Meta, prompting discussions on its potential impact on AI development and market dynamics. The episode explores DeepSeek's engineering feats, the subsequent market responses, and its implications for the future of open-source AI movements and global competition. | |||
| 061: An early look at OpenAI's Operator | 24 Jan 2025 | 00:19:50 | |
Kylie takes the helm for this episode of Deep Learning with Poly AI, where she and PolyAI CEO Nikola Mrkšić chat(no GPT) about OpenAI's latest innovation: the Operator agent. From the concept of AI performing tasks such as ordering groceries, booking travel, and making restaurant reservations, to live demos of agentic requests, Kylie and Nikola butt heads on overall impact and explore the broader implications of AI in increasing productivity, interface interaction, and transforming enterprise applications. | |||
| 060: A deep dive into the UK's AI Opportunities Action Plan | 16 Jan 2025 | 00:22:30 | |
Damien and Nikola (CEO & Co-Founder of PolyAI) talk about the recently announced AI Opportunities Action Plan. The conversation highlights the UK’s historical contributions to AI, the challenges it faces due to American tech dominance, and the strategic moves to build a competitive AI ecosystem. They touch on the importance of infrastructure, talent attraction, public sector engagement, and ethical considerations in AI development. Tune in to hear detailed insights on how this plan could impact the startup scene, established industries, and the broader economic landscape. | |||