AI in Flow

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack the latest moves reshaping the global AI infrastructure. From Samsung entering the HBM4 race with Nvidia to South Korea’s battle royale for sovereign AI models, we explore how chip wars and national strategy are converging. We also dive into PwC’s bold forecast of $600B AI-driven growth in India’s GDP, a talent surge in the UK’s financial sector, and Delhi Police’s facial recognition tech rollout. A fast-paced look at where the AI ecosystem is tilting next — and who’s shaping it.

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack a wave of global AI developments—from Meta pausing its teen-focused AI characters amid child safety concerns, to India’s rapid moves to develop sovereign AI infrastructure. We also dive into how Anthropic’s Claude Code is empowering non-coders, a sharp chatbot accuracy test by Which?, and futuristic tech making its debut at India's Republic Day. Plus: AI-enabled virtual pets, smart assessment redesigns in schools, and the Pope's urgent call for ethical AI standards. It's a whirlwind of the good, the glitchy, and the globally significant.

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter delve into a packed day of headlines — from Meta pausing teen access to AI characters ahead of a major child-safety trial, to OpenAI testing ads on ChatGPT’s free tiers, raising tough questions around trust and transparency. The hosts also discuss Lenovo’s agile AI strategy, legal heat facing xAI’s Grok chatbot, and China’s scrutiny of Meta’s $2B acquisition. Plus, India's bold new AI safety proposal and Infosys’ hiring spree underscore how regulation and workforce investment are shaping the future of AI. All that and more on your daily guide to the biggest shifts in AI and its impact on business, tech, and society.

In today's episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter break down Apple’s bold leap forward in AI — from a major Siri revamp using Google’s Gemini models, to a mysterious, screenless wearable powered by ambient intelligence. They also dig into YouTube’s plans for digital twins and AI-generated games, Nvidia’s take on AI's role in skilled labor, and OpenAI’s investor scrutiny. Whether you’re a creator, brand strategist, or tech leader, this episode unpacks where the future of human-AI interaction is heading… and fast.

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter cover Grok’s reinstatement in the Philippines after disabling its image generation features, and Nvidia’s cautious chip expansion in China amid new U.S. export controls. Kristalina Georgieva’s AI job disruption forecast from Davos sparks real talk on workforce readiness and organizational redesign. Plus: India's cybersecurity talent shortfall, a flawed doc-summarizing model by DeepSeek, Gemini’s massive IPL sponsorship, and Hyderabad’s momentum as a global AI hub.

In today’s episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack a newly released RAND report revealing shifting global patterns in large language model usage — with China making surprising strides. They dive into new U.S.–Taiwan agreements that aim to stabilize the AI chip supply chain, the legal and ethical stakes of adopting open-source Chinese models, and a spike in AI agent job listings even as Gen Z reports rising stress over automation. Plus: Why Microsoft thinks personal AI assistants could be just five years away, and what that means for governance now. A jam-packed briefing you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter unpack Micron’s extended chip shortages, Tesla’s renewed push toward AI hardware with Dojo3, and a surprising AI-driven election experiment out of UNSW that challenges the way we think about digital influence. Plus, a promising pilot from Google could revolutionize how we learn. Join us as we explore how AI is reshaping everything from infrastructure to international alliances—and even democracy itself.

In today's packed episode of AI in Flow, Claire and Peter explore the tightening grip of global regulation on generative AI—from Grok’s EU crackdown to hidden ads creeping into chatbot answers. They break down the political pushback against U.S. data centers abroad and emerging energy bottlenecks with potential to reshape AI infrastructure. Also on the docket: why CHROs are taking the spotlight in the AI era, how DeepSeek’s ‘Engram’ could ease hardware strain, and why Adobe’s skyrocketing Firefly usage isn’t impressing Wall Street. If you're building or using AI, this episode is your daily reality check.