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The Business of AI

UKAI - The Trade Association for AI businesses across the UK

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3 days ago

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast: Women in AI, host Zahra Shah speaks with co-founder of AI Potential Mary Kemp, about her unexpected and transformative journey into the world of artificial intelligence. Mary reflects on moving from decades of corporate work in the US to becoming an “accidental startup” founder after discovering how dramatically generative AI could reshape her business. She shares honest insights into the early challenges, from rebuilding a client base to navigat...

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In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast: Women in AI, host Zahra Shah speaks with co-founder of AI Potential Mary Kemp, about her unexpected and transformative journey into the world of artificial intelligence. Mary reflects on moving from decades of corporate work in the US to becoming an “accidental startup” founder after discovering how dramatically generative AI could reshape her business. She shares honest insights into the early challenges, from rebuilding a client base to navigat...

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The Business of AI

46. Women in AI: Mary Kemp on Breaking Barriers and Building Inclusive Innovation

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast: Women in AI, host Zahra Shah speaks with co-founder of AI Potential Mary Kemp, about her unexpected and transformative journey into the world of artificial intelligence. Mary reflects on moving from decades of corporate work in the US to becoming an “accidental startup” founder after discovering how dramatically generative AI could reshape her business. She shares honest insights into the early challenges, from rebuilding a client base to navigat...

3 days ago

13 minutes

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45. Women in AI: Beth Wells Navigating Imposter Syndrome in the Move from Biology to Legal Tech

In this episode of the UKAI Women in AI Podcast, Zahra speaks with Beth Wells, Innovation Manager at Weightmans Solicitors, about her unexpected journey from studying biology to building a career in legal tech and innovation. Beth shares how a temporary admin role opened the door to an entirely new profession, and why problem solving, creativity and curiosity were the real skills that guided her into an innovation team that has grown from four people to more than thirty. She reflects on the r...

1 week ago

19 minutes

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44. Why Law Firms Must Innovate Now: AI, Culture and Change with Dr Catriona Wolfenden

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast, Tim welcomes Dr Catriona Wolfenden, Director of Product and Innovation at Weightmans, to explore how one of the UK’s leading law firms is reshaping its approach to technology, problem solving and client service. Catriona shares her journey from practising lawyer to heading a 34-strong innovation team, and offers real examples of how Weightmans has built tools that reduce risk, streamline processes and improve decision-making for clients in areas ...

1 week ago

31 minutes

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43. AI in Law: Isabel Bathurst on Private AI, Security and the New Skills Lawyers Need

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast, Tim is joined by Isabel Bathurst, solicitor, law firm consultant and co-founder of Legal AI. Isabelle shares her journey from early work with geographic information systems at Manchester University, through two decades in complex litigation, to helping law firms adopt AI in a way that actually fits how solicitors work. She explains why so many traditional case management systems frustrate lawyers, how disconnected tech stacks create inefficiency ...

1 week ago

27 minutes

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42. How to Use AI Without the Hype: David Lane on Fat Fish Digital & Health Tech

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast, Tim is joined by David Lane, founder of Fat Fish Digital, to explore what happens when decades of AI experience meet today’s hype cycle. David shares his journey from early AI research at BT AI Labs and the University of Sussex, through founding one of his first companies in the mid-2000s, to building Fat Fish Digital as a “technology orchestrator” working at the intersection of AI, mobile, and health tech. He talks about moving from mobile apps ...

1 week ago

41 minutes

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41. How Agentic AI Will Rewrite Business with Shashi Jagtap, Founder, Super Agentic AI

Agentic AI isn’t just another tech trend, it's a generational shift that could rewrite how every business operates. In this episode of The Business of AI, Shashi Jagtap, founder of Super Agentic AI and former Apple engineer, reveals why he walked away from one of the world’s most coveted tech jobs to dive head-first into this new frontier. He explains how agentic systems go far beyond ChatGPT-style interactions, giving machines the power to take action, make decisions, and transform entire wo...

1 week ago

34 minutes

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40. Turning Businesses into AI Powerhouses: Logic Lab’s Practical Approach to Automation

In this episode of The Business in AI Podcast, host Tim Flagg welcomes Barbara Bouffard, CEO of Logic Lab and James McInerney, Director of Logic Lab, to discuss how small and medium-sized businesses can harness AI automation to drive growth, boost productivity, and empower their teams. Logic Lab is on a mission to make AI practical, affordable, and empowering for businesses of all sizes. Barbara and James share their journey from leading a product design consultancy to founding Logic Lab, ex...

3 weeks ago

39 minutes

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39. From Design to AI: Building a Human-Centred Tech Future with Alyna Butt

In this episode of the UKAI Women in AI Podcast, Zahra Shah speaks with Alyna, Founder and CEO of WeUno Technologies about her inspiring journey from design and communications into technology and artificial intelligence. Elena shares how she took a leap of faith to start her own tech company with no investors and built it into a thriving, human-centred innovation hub of over 40 developers, designers, and AI engineers. She reflects on the challenges of leadership, growth, and culture-building ...

4 weeks ago

14 minutes

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38. Empowering Marketers with AI: How Algo Marketing is Redefining Growth

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast, host Tim Flagg sits down with Yomi Tejumola, founder of Algo Marketing, to explore how AI is transforming marketing teams and redefining talent. Yomi shares how Algo Marketing has built one of the largest networks of AI-trained marketing professionals ('algos') who are helping some of the world’s biggest companies, including Google, OpenAI, and Zoom, to embed AI into their daily workflows. Drawing on his background as a data scientist at Google, ...

1 month ago

29 minutes

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37. Women in AI: Claire Roberts' Vision for Building a Purpose-Driven Tech Future

In this episode of The Business of AI: Women in AI Special, Zahra Shah, Chair of the UKAI Women in AI Working Group, speaks with Claire Roberts, founder of the AI consultancy ForAllF5 and long-time technology leader. Claire reflects on her 25-year career in digital transformation, from leading global programmes at ARM to launching her own purpose-driven business, and shares how her passion for ethical AI, team culture, and inclusion has shaped her journey. She discusses how embracing AI as a ...

1 month ago

29 minutes

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36. From Hype to Everyday Impact: The Real AI Revolution in Pharma

In this episode of The Business of AI, James Turnbull, Founder and Managing Director of Camino Communications, explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping communication in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. James shares his journey from studying computer science during the “AI winter” to leading a medcomms agency that blends medical expertise with cutting-edge technology. Together, they discuss how AI can enhance efficiency, accuracy, and engagement, from analysing thousands ...

1 month ago

36 minutes

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35. Women in AI: Beth Curtis-Clarke on Leadership, Mentorship, and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Women in AI special: Zahra Shah speaks with Beth Curtis Clarke, Principal AI Consultant at Ignite AI Partners, about her journey from early challenges to leadership in artificial intelligence. Beth shares candid reflections on failure, mentorship, and confidence and how kindness and connection can drive real progress for women in AI. #WomenInAI #UKAI #Leadership #AI #Inclusion AI is our Business. UKAI is the Trade Association for AI businesses across the UK. Join us, ukai.co

1 month ago

23 minutes

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34. Missed Calls to Booked Revenue: An SME’s AI Playbook with The AI Pros

In this episode of The Business of AI Podcast, Tim Flagg talks with Mark Pratt (Founder, The AI Pros) about shipping real outcomes: from capturing missed calls with a cloned-voice AI receptionist to auto-booking viewings straight into the CRM. What we cover: -The “start with why” framework for scoping AI work that actually pays back -Case study: estate agency replacing overflow call centres with voice AI -Plug-and-play orchestration: LLMs + automation tools + lightweight web apps -Proving va...

1 month ago

33 minutes

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33. Shaping the Future: Jeremy Hunt on How Britain Can Lead the Next Tech Revolution

In this episode of the UKAI Business of AI Podcast, UKAI CEO Tim Flagg sits down with The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt, former Chancellor and Health Secretary, to discuss his new book and explore what truly makes Britain great in a changing world. Drawing on decades at the heart of government, Jeremy shares a thoughtful and optimistic vision for the UK, one grounded in realism rather than rhetoric. From his experiences as Foreign Secretary to his insights on Britain’s role in global security, health, a...

1 month ago

37 minutes

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32. The Biggest AI Risk in Business: Falling Behind in the Agentic AI Revolution

In this episode of The Business of AI, Tim Flagg talks with Simon Torrance, founder of AI Risk, about how agentic AI is transforming business models and redefining competitive advantage. Simon explains why the biggest risk for leaders today is failing to adopt agentic AI fast enough, as companies begin building infinite digital workforces that can operate autonomously alongside humans. Together, they explore real-world case studies, the strategic roadmap for integrating AI agents, the ethical...

1 month ago

40 minutes

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31. From Classrooms to Nano-Dramas: Creativity, Confidence and Responsible AI with annimoIQ

Host Tim Flagg sits down with Agnieszka Krukowska, founder of annimoIQ, to explore how we build broader AI education and genuine AI confidence—not just coding, but everyday literacy that helps people trust and use AI at work and in life. We discuss augmented humans (not replacement), why estate-agent style case studies show AI freeing people from admin to focus on relationships, and how creativity is shifting: from linear TV to nano-dramas, mobile-first storytelling, and AI-assisted producti...

2 months ago

40 minutes

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29. Discover, Stage, Sell – AI for Estate Agents with ModelProp

Host Tim Flagg speaks with Mal McCallion, founder of ModelProp, about how AI is reshaping the property journey for consumers and agents alike — from natural-language search to virtual staging, AI video, and voice receptionists that book viewings straight into your CRM. Mal draws on two decades in proptech (PrimeLocation, Zoopla) to explain why this wave feels familiar yet faster, how “trust is your currency,” and what KPIs matter most: market share, cost to serve, and revenue per transaction...

2 months ago

40 minutes

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28. Automate, Analyse, Accelerate – AI Marketing That Delivers with Push Group

Host Tim Flagg speaks with Ricky Solanke of Push about turning AI into real marketing outcomes, from agent workflows and AI creative to sales follow up and measurement. Ricky charts Push’s journey from early digital performance to an AI marketing agency, the 2023 repositioning, and why training and consultancy now sit alongside campaign delivery. He explains how Push builds client knowledge bases and configurable multi agent workflows for research, personas, ad copy, and creative production,...

2 months ago

41 minutes

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27. Build, Orchestrate, Scale: Agentic AI for Regulated Enterprises with Futuria

Host Tim Flagg speaks with Rob Price of Futuria about taking AI beyond pilots and into production inside highly assured, regulated organisations. Rob draws on years delivering emerging tech at scale across public and private sectors. He explains how Futuria configures and deploys multi-agent AI teams to do complex work in secure environments, connecting to enterprise data and tools while addressing reliability, teachability, memory, and safety. What you will learn: How to move from hype an...

2 months ago

45 minutes

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26. Principles before Platforms: Safe Human Centred AI in Education with Sapio

In this episode, Tim welcomes Laura Knight, former teacher and founder of Sapio, to explore how schools, trusts and universities can adopt AI in a way that is safe, values led and genuinely useful. Drawing on two decades in classrooms and leadership, plus recent work contributing to Department for Education guidance, Laura sets out a clear path that puts principles before tools. She explains how real adoption in education often starts at the grassroots with curious teachers and students, whil...

2 months ago

35 minutes