WHAT COMES NEXT?

Part 3 of ‘AI for Good’, a four-part series exploring how some of Britain’s brightest entrepreneurs are using artificial intelligence to solve some of the

Part 2 of ‘AI for Good’, a four-part series exploring how some of Britain’s brightest entrepreneurs are using artificial intelligence to solve some of the

Part 1 of ‘AI for Good’, a four-part series exploring how some of Britain’s brightest entrepreneurs are using artificial intelligence to solve the world’s biggest

We talk to Oliver Armitage, Co-Founder of BIOS, a company working to replace drugs with software sent straight to your nervous system.

MI.MU’s gloves have torn down the walls between music and performance. But what does this mean for gigs, creativity, and the future of composition? MD

In this special episode, we’re talking to three tech companies fighting back against the Coronavirus: Drug designer Exscientia Crowdsourcing platform Operation COVID-19 And textile conditioning

Kweku, Amy and Rob talk to Jos Evans, Founder & CEO of AiX, developer of the world’s first AI-powered stockbroker.

Amy, Kweku and Rob talk to Darran Milne, Co-Founder and CEO of computer-generated holographics company, VividQ

Kweku, Amy and Rob talk to Maria Kolitsida, Founder and CEO of communication analysis company, Winning Minds.

We’re chatting to Jillian Kowalchuk, Founder & CEO of Safe & The City, to talk digitised street-smarts, partnershipping like a boss, and her mission to

CEO and Co-Founder Tim El-Sheikh joins us to chat ethics, Augmented Intelligence, and how the company’s AI invented its own language.

Petroleum-based plastic is destroying the planet. It consumes energy, takes centuries to decompose, and inflicts unthinkable damage to oceon wildlife. We must end our dependence

In this two-part episode, we talk to a genetic testing company which may have cracked the code to digital privacy.

Amy, Kweku and Rob play a special Christmasy version of Next or Not? Three more technologies are up for judgement: flying cars from Terrafugia, location

We talk to a genetic testing company which may have cracked the code to digital privacy.

Amy, Kweku and Rob talk to Michael Gunadi, VP of distributed-computing company and cloud-based OS developer, Hadean.

Blade Runner depicts a dark, dystopian Los Angeles that’s been savaged by rain and runaway industry. The year? 2019. Like a lot of good science

Amy, Kweku and Rob play Next or Not? to decide which of three tantalizing technologies will change the world.

Kweku, Amy and Rob speak to Dan Blondell, Chief Operating Officer of contactless payments ring manufacturer, McLEAR.

We talk to Steve Dann, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of an immersive medical training company, Medical Realities, about the hopes for VR throughout the medical

Amy, Kweku and Rob talk to to Alberto Rizzoli, Co-Founder and CEO of machine vision company, V7 Labs.

We talk to Managing Director, Rich Walker, about the captivating creation, and explore what its digital digits mean for automation, telepresence, and telerobotics.

In the first episode of What Comes Next?, we speak to Growing Underground, a farming company growing salad leaves and microgreens in an old bomb