New Season of Smart Talks with IBM Coming Soon

Smart Talks with IBM returns this September 5th. This season, host Malcolm Gladwell and a team of correspondents from Pushkin Industries explore how businesses can integrate AI into their workflows — to help them do exponentially more — drive real change, and thrive in this new era of AI.

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello, Hello, Malcolm Glabo. Here I host a podcast called
Smart Talks with IBM, where I speak with people who
work with technology in ways I never imagined possible. Today,
we have witness to one of those rare moments in history,
the rise of an innovative technology with the potential to
radically transform business and society forever. That technology, of course,

(00:25):
is artificial intelligence, and it will be our central focus
for this next season of Smart Talks with IBM. We'll
explore how businesses can integrate AI into their workflows to
help them do exponentially more, drive real change, and thrive
in this new era of AI. We'll talk with industry

(00:46):
experts and business leaders in the field to give you
a front row seat into what it takes to grow
a business in the AI economy and what it means
to leverage AI as a game changing multiplier. This next
installment of Smart Talks with IBM has so much more
to dive into that I've decided to call on some
friends to join us. You'll get to hear from some

(01:07):
of my outstanding colleagues of Pushkin Industries, all of them
experts in their field. Folks like Yell Professor doctor Lorie
Santos of the Happiness Lab and renowned finance journalist Tim Harford,
host of Cautionary Tales, and of course I'll be here
to guide you through the season and throw in my
two cents as well, So mark your calendars. We'll be

(01:28):
back with more episodes of Smart Talks starting in September.
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