In this episode of Human in the Loop, we sit down with Meeri Haataja, CEO and co-founder of Saidot, to explore what responsible AI governance really looks like inside organizations. From navigating regulatory frameworks to embedding transparency and accountability into AI development, Meeri shares practical insights for businesses at every stage of their AI journey. Whether you're scaling a startup or steering enterprise innovation, her advice on aligning technical ambition with ethical clarity is essential listening.

In this very first episode, hosts Chris Huntingford and Ioana Tanase talk with Altrese Hawkins-Gopie about what responsible AI really means, why it matters for everyone (not just techies), and how we can all play a part in building trustworthy AI.

In this conversation, Andrew, Ana, Mark and Chris discuss the rapid adoption of AI technologies, innovative applications in various projects, and the importance of the human element in utilizing AI effectively. They explore different perspectives on AI, including optimism, denial, and rage, and delve into the fear and resistance to change that often accompany technological advancements. The conversation also touches on the implications of AI in education, highlighting both its potential benefits and challenges.

Mark Smith and Andrew Welch dive into their takeaways from the Dynamics Minds conference, exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the tech landscape. They break down public sentiment into three distinct mindsets: the hopeful optimists, the skeptical deniers, and those resistant to change - the 'angry camp.' Their conversation weaves through themes of technological inevitability, the quirky idea of 'vibe coding,' and the critical need to evolve alongside emerging tools. Along the way, they share nostalgic stories from their early days in tech, offering a personal lens on how far the industry has come - and where AI might take us next.