Jacqueline Jayne (JJ) is dedicated to bridging the gap between people and technology. With over 20+ years in cybersecurity, her mission is to reduce human error in cybersecurity and educate individuals of all ages to stay safe online. Based in Australia, she promotes basic cyber hygiene as a fundamental skill.

Website: https://www.jacquelinejayne.com.au
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@peepsandgeeks

In this episode, we explore how to transform our perspective on cybersecurity. The alarming reality is that up to 95% of cyber incidents stem from human error. This won’t get better until we individually take responsibility and learn essential cyber hygiene.

We also discuss the influence of AI in both accelerating cybercrime and assisting us in detection. Most importantly, JJ walks through simple things you can do TODAY to protect yourself and your family, such as using password managers and enabling two-factor authentication.

Listen to this episode to learn about online safety 101!

Paul has over 25 years of experience in advertising and marketing. He’s helped build studios for major players in the entertainment industry, including Disney, Warner Bros, and Sony. For the past 18 years, he’s focused on integrating web development, email marketing, and social media strategies for large-scale marketing. His unique expertise helps creatives navigate the evolving industry.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-durelli-86394343
Website: https://www.digitalkahuna.com

In this episode, Paul highlights the emerging opportunity to use AI to launch your own studio, bypassing traditional Hollywood gatekeepers that normally reject most projects.

Paul encourages screenwriters to embrace a combination of AI tools and systematic outsourcing, in order to directly connect with audiences via platforms like YouTube, increasing revenue and exposure significantly.

Embracing AI tools like MidJourney and ElevenLabs will level the playing field, allowing creators to build their own mini studios.

It's about empowering creatives with AI.

If you have a story to tell, don’t miss out on this episode!

Brian Fretwell is the Founder of Finding Good, a company dedicated to helping people have more meaningful conversations. His methodology uses the science behind connection to make listening less transactional and more transformational.

Website: https://www.findinggood.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brian_fretwell

Brian has spent his life exploring how listening can be the most effective tool for change when we use the right questions. As a teacher in juvenile corrections, he saw how better questions can influence behaviors. As a facilitator and consultant in mining, oil and gas companies, he helped people see how better listening can help save lives. And today he works with individuals, entire school districts, and large organizations to develop stronger connections through the power of questions.

His TEDx has generated over 2.5 million views, his Tik Tok videos are viewed by millions monthly, and his book "Experts of Our Potential" is widely popular as Brian is a natural, compelling, and engaging storyteller.

KEYWORDS

connection, AI, neuroscience, mutual value exchange, organizational culture, performance reviews, psychological safety, technology, loneliness, meaningful relationships, AI, emotional connection, loneliness, community building, personal growth, technology, mental health, connection, productivity, value exchange

SUMMARY

In this conversation, Brian explores the concept of meaningful connection in the age of AI. Brian shares his insights on how neuroscience informs our understanding of connection, emphasizing the importance of mutual value exchange. They discuss the role of AI in enhancing interpersonal connections. The conversation also touches on the significance of tangible self-awareness in performance reviews and how AI can support this process. The application of AI to provide unbiased feedback can enhance your sense of personal value to counteract negative thought loops. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of connection, leveraging AI to facilitate human connectedness, and offers practical steps for individuals to cultivate meaningful relationships and personal growth.

TAKEAWAYS

• Connection is essential for survival, akin to food and water.
• Neuroscience reveals that social pain is processed similarly to physical pain.
• Mutual value exchange is key to fostering genuine connections.
• AI can facilitate deeper connections by providing structured prompts.
• Storytelling enhances our ability to connect and empathize with others.
• Organizations can measure connectedness to assess cultural health.
• AI can help individuals recognize their strengths and value.
• Tangible self-awareness can improve personal and professional growth. The application of AI is becoming more valuable than the knowledge itself.
• People often struggle to see their own strengths due to negative biases.
• Connection is essential for mental well-being and can be augmented through AI's assistance. For example, AI can provide objective feedback that helps you feel seen, heard, and valued.
• Simple practices like sharing wins can significantly improve mental health.
• The need for connection is fundamental.

Dr. Erika Wong is a startup founder, practising artist, podcast co-host, and lecturer at various institutions. Her research looks at the valuation and legitimisation system of the Art World and its relationship to the Creative Class, focusing on creative entrepreneurship and current technologies. Dr. Wong has worked internationally in tech, fashion, and art strategising. She is a Fellow in Higher Education and holds a Ph.D. in Business from the University of Brighton in Brighton, England; an MA in Creative Practice for Narrative Environment from Central St. Martins in London, England; and a BFA from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.

Website - https://www.mypracticeplaybook.com
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thepracticeplaybook
TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thepracticeplaybook

KEYWORDS

AI, education, chatbots, student support, creative arts, open source textbooks, prompt engineering, resistance to technology, teaching methods, academic standards, AI, prompt engineering, personalized learning, art industry, barriers to entry, artist support, mental health, creative process, self-advocacy, automation

SUMMARY

In this conversation, Dr. Erika Wong discusses her use of AI in higher education, particularly in supporting students through chatbots. She shares her experiences teaching across various institutions and the challenges she faces in engaging students with AI tools. The discussion also touches on the resistance to AI in creative fields, the importance of making knowledge accessible, and the potential of open-source textbooks as a resource for students. Dr. Wong emphasizes the need for educators to adapt their teaching methods to incorporate AI effectively while fostering critical thinking among students. In this conversation, Sabrina Ramonov and Erika discuss the intricacies of prompt engineering, the role of AI in understanding diverse perspectives, and the importance of personalized learning. They delve into the challenges artists face in navigating the art world and how their startup, My Practice Playbook, aims to provide holistic support for artists. The discussion highlights the potential of AI to automate administrative tasks, allowing artists to focus on their creative processes.

TAKEAWAYS

AI can enhance student support through chatbots.
Students may resist or be confused about AI tools.
Textbook costs create barriers to student learning.
Open-source resources can bridge knowledge gaps.
AI's role in education is still evolving.
Resistance to AI is prevalent in creative fields.
Students struggle with prompting AI effectively.
Educators need to experiment with AI in teaching.
Critical thinking must be fostered alongside AI use.
Prompt engineering can save time and improve efficiency.
AI can provide multiple perspectives on a problem.
Personalized learning through AI can cater to individual needs.
Artists face significant barriers to entry in the art world.
Understanding the art industry's expectations is crucial for success.
Mental health and resilience are important for artists.
AI can assist in administrative tasks, freeing up creative time.
Self-advocacy is essential for artists navigating their careers.
Resources like MyPracticePlaybook.com can help artists succeed.

Cien Solon, CEO of LaunchLemonade, joins me to talk about AI, agents, low-code AI platforms for non-techies, and building and whitelabeling custom GPTs. She's also a Filipina woman founder in tech!

Keywords

AI, Launch Lemonade, Shen Solon, Filipino women in tech, chatbot, agents, low-code platforms, entrepreneurship, digital transformation, machine learning

Summary

In this inaugural episode of the podcast, host Sabrina Ramonov interviews Cien Solon, founder and CEO of LaunchLemonade, an innovative platform for building AI agents. Shen shares her journey from working in digital transformation and AI projects in the corporate world to launching her own startup during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation covers the AI, agents, the mission of LaunchLemonade to democratize AI access, and various use cases. Cien also discusses the importance of community and support for women in tech, particularly Filipino women, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Takeaways

• Cien Solon has a background in digital transformation and AI.
• Cien's journey into AI began with a chatbot project in 2018.
• AI technology has evolved significantly since Cien's first project.
• LaunchLemonade aims to make AI accessible to non-techies.
• AI agents can perform tasks autonomously based on user-defined goals.
• Multiple language models can be used for different applications.
• White labeling and custom GPTs are emerging use cases.
• The platform is designed for low-code development of AI tools.
• Community support is crucial for women in tech.

Sound Bites

• "This is the first ever in history."
• "I want to prove others wrong."
• "Keep it cheap and build fast."