University of Southampton
You, AI and US
You, AI and US is the University of Southampton’s new podcast where we sit down with the people behind some of the most exciting AI research happening right here in our city. In each episode, we'll chat with researchers and innovators who are using AI to tackle real‑world challenges - from health and climate to creativity, ethics, and everyday technology. If you’re curious about AI, how it’s shaping our future, and what it means for all of us, you're in the right place. As Southampton prepares to host the British Science Festival 2026, join us to explore AI, one conversation at a time.
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University of Southampton
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Nieuwste aflevering
22 apr. 2026
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Episode 2: Emerging Voices in AI 22.04.2026 16:45
In this episode, Zoe Hanson, The Podcast Lady , sits down with Antonia Marcu, New Frontiers Fellow at the University of Southampton, to explore how AI models really “think” and to talk about her selection for an Award Lecture at this year’s British Science Festival in September. Zoe also catches up with Damian Smith, Electronics andComputer Science Postgraduate Researcher, to discuss the role of A...
Meet Buddy: The robot helping kids tell climate-action stories 19.03.2026 19:52
In this episode Zoe Hanson, The Podcast Lady , chats with Dr Chiying Lam, Lecturer in Community Music and Social Justice , and Dr Tan Viet Tuyen Nguyen, New Frontiers Fellow in AI , about their inspiring project with Dr Bindi Shah using generative AI and a charming little robot called 'Buddy' to help schoolchildren create climate-action stories. You can meet Buddy for yourself at the AI Ar...
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