Juro podcasts | Brief Encounters

S1E12 | Daniel Hulme | What is AI consciousness?

Richard is joined by Daniel Hulme, CEO of Satalia and Chief AI Officer at WPP to discuss the evolution of AI, its impact on knowledge workers, and the future of machine consciousness.

S1E11 | Lord Tim Clement-Jones | How should the UK government regulate AI in 2025?

This week, Richard spoke to Lord Tim Clement-Jones, a prominent figure in AI policy and former chair of the House of Lords AI Select Committee. They discuss Tim's career journey, the evolution of AI in the digital economy, its impact on professional services, and the potential for AI to improve access to justice.

S1E10 | Alex Hamilton | We need to declare a truce in contracting

In this episode of Brief Encounters, Alex and Richard discuss the evolution of contracting practices, the role of lawyers, and the importance of fostering relationships in business. The question is, is the legal profession prepared to declare a truce when it comes to contracting?

S1E9 | Andy Cooke | Why efficiency is not enough

In this episode of Brief Encounters, Richard sat down with Andy Cooke, General Counsel at TravelPerk. Andy offers insights into the evolving role of legal teams within modern businesses and more.

S1E8 | Jake Jones | Are AI Agents the answer to legal bottlenecks?

In this episode of Brief Encounters, Richard sits down with Jake Jones, Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder of Flank, to explore the evolving role of automation and AI in the legal industry. With over seven years of experience leading AI-driven innovations, Jake shares his insights on how legal teams can tackle unique challenges through automation.

S1E7 | Dana Denis-Smith | Once a lawyer, always a lawyer…

Dana Denis-Smith, CEO of Obelisk Support and the founder of the First 100 Years campaign shares her insight on the journey from lawyer to entrepreneur, AI in the legal profession and how it must adapt to new generations' expectations.

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S2:E1 | Tom Hambrett | How Revolut scaled from 1 lawyer to a $45 billion valuation