Yuliia Harkusha

Conversations That Never Happened

What if you could talk to the visionaries who built our digital world — even if those conversations never happened? Conversations That Never Happened is an AI-storytelling podcast by Yuliia Harkusha, reimagining dialogues with Zuckerberg, Cook, Musk, Pichai, Nadella, Sandberg, Altman, Jobs, and Harari. Each episode uses AI-powered creative reconstruction to explore how technology, ethics, and humanity intertwine. Produced in London, it reflects Harkusha’s work in AI, innovation, and digital transformation.

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Autor

Yuliia Harkusha

Categoria

Technology

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yuliiaharkusha.com

Último episódio

14 de nov de 2025

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Episódios

Episode 5 - Marketing in the Age of AI: Why Everything Changed and Nothing Did 14.11.2025

In this episode, we dive into the uncomfortable truth behind modern marketing: AI changed everything, yet the fundamentals of human attention stayed the same. Together with an AI-prototype of Gary Vaynerchuk, we explore how creativity, speed, and emotional intelligence define whether brands survive the algorithmic era — or get replaced by those who adapt faster. Here’s what we unpack: • why AI is...

Episode 4 — AI vs Human Intuition: Who Really Knows What We Want? 14.11.2025

In this episode, we dive into one of the most uncomfortable questions of the digital age:  who actually understands our desires better — us, or the systems tracking us? Through an AI-generated prototype of Jeff Bezos — built solely from public interviews, shareholder letters, and commencement speeches — we explore the strange relationship between  human intuition  and  algorithmic prediction . Thi...

Episode 3 - Building Intelligence: What OpenAI Got Right — and Wrong 14.11.2025

In this episode, we confront one of the most uncomfortable truths in modern technology: intelligence is no longer a human monopoly. Through an AI-generated prototype of Sam Altman — built solely from publicly available speeches, interviews, and writings — we explore the story behind the systems that reshaped how billions of people think, work, and communicate. This is not a real interview. It is a...

Episode 2 — The Age of AI vs. The Age of Humanity 13.11.2025

In this episode, we explore one of the most fundamental tensions of the 21st century: the accelerating rise of artificial intelligence and the increasingly fragile emotional world it disrupts. Through an AI-generated prototype of Elon Musk — trained solely on publicly available interviews, talks, and writings — we stage the conversation many have debated but never truly heard: What happens when ma...

Episode 1 — The Algorithmic Society: What Meta Really Built 13.11.2025

This opening episode explores one of the defining questions of our time: how social platforms quietly shifted from tools of connection to engines of cultural engineering. Through an AI-generated prototype of Mark Zuckerberg — built solely on public data, interviews, and speeches — we examine how engagement algorithms evolved into invisible architects shaping identity, behaviour, and collective emo...

Before It All Began 08.11.2025

Have you ever wanted to talk to someone you’ve never met — to ask the questions that never had a chance to be asked? Before It All Began  is the prologue to  Conversations That Never Happened  — a UK Original AI Series created by  Yuliia Harkusha , a digital AI strategist who once studied criminal intent and now studies digital intention. In this opening chapter, Yuliia shares the story of how an...

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