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Impact of AI:Explored

James O'Regan and Gerjon Kunst
Impact of AI:Explored
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    AI 2025: Predictions vs. Reality

    30/12/2025 | 44 mins.

    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode we show our presentation from EUC-Forum in London. (original recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgaLhXCAiQ0).We review our previous predictions about AI's impact on various sectors in 2025. We discuss the implications of AI in traffic management, security, and compliance, and delve into the ethical considerations surrounding AI technology. We also share insights from our two-year podcasting journey, culminating in predictions for the future of AI in 2026 (and beyond).Takeaways* AI is expected to change the world significantly by 2025.* Seven out of nine predictions made last year were accurate.* AI can manage complex systems like traffic, but implementation is lacking.* Shadow AI is a growing concern for organizations.* AI has potential benefits for sustainability, but it also poses challenges.* People can develop emotional attachments to AI models.* Automating mundane tasks with AI can lead to higher user adoption.* The AI hype cycle is a real phenomenon that needs to be navigated carefully.* AI will redefine how we search for information online.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI Predictions02:10 Reviewing Last Year's Predictions05:14 AI in Traffic Management and Automation08:28 AI's Role in Security and Compliance11:37 The Future of AI: Quantum Computing and Ethics15:08 AI's Impact on Society and Employment18:32 Navigating the AI Hype Cycle21:35 Real-World Applications of AI23:54 Lessons Learned from Two Years of AI Podcasting25:59 Predictions for 2026 and BeyondIf you want to know more about EUC Forum check their website here: https://www.eucforum.tech/

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    AI 2026: When Agents, Browsers, and Security Collide

    16/12/2025 | 49 mins.

    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Brian Madden  - VP, Technology Officer & Futurist at Citrix (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmadden/)In this episode we look back at AI development in 2025 and discuss the evolving landscape of AI, particularly its impact on productivity, the role of agentic AI, and the future of AI in the workplace. We explore how workers are beginning to control AI tools, the security implications of AI browsers, and the predictions for AI's role in business by 2026. The discussion emphasizes the gradual evolution of AI rather than a sudden revolution, highlighting the importance of integrating AI into existing workflows and the potential challenges that lie ahead.Takeaways* AI is being used to enhance productivity but poses security risks.* Workers are increasingly in control of AI tools in organizations.* The concept of agentic AI is becoming more relevant.* AI will not replace jobs but change how work is done.* The future of AI in the workplace is about integration and evolution.* AI browsers are set to revolutionize how we interact with technology.* IT departments need to adapt to the rapid changes in AI.* Security concerns around AI tools are paramount.* The market for AI may face challenges, but the technology is here to stay.* AI will continue to evolve and become more efficient over time.Chapters00:00 Introducing the Futurist: Brian Madden02:18 The Role of a Futurist in AI07:11 AI Predictions: What We Got Right and Wrong11:52 The Rise of Agentic AI16:23 AI in Everyday Life: The Future of Work20:11 Navigating AI's Voice and Personality22:12 The Future of Agentic AI in 202626:24 AI in the Workplace: Current Challenges and Predictions30:08 The Rise of AI Browsers and Security Concerns35:17 The Evolution of AI Integration in Business41:01 Market Predictions: AI's Future Beyond the HypeMentioned blogpostsMicrosoft ignite session: https://ignite.microsoft.com/en-US/sessions/BRKSP486Workers control AI: https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2025/12/03/it-admits-workers-control-ai-workers-admit-they-use-it-to-leave-at-5/7-stage roadmap: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bmadden_this-is-most-important-foundational-ai-article-activity-7343275225498755072-xRTm/AI agents: https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2025/07/16/why-ai-agents-will-use-the-same-desktops-and-apps-as-human-workers/

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    AI browsers: The good, the bad and the ugly

    01/12/2025 | 33 mins.

    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode we explore the emerging landscape of AI browsers, discussing their benefits, risks, and future implications. we dive into how these browsers can enhance productivity while also raising significant security concerns. The discussion highlights the balance between leveraging AI for efficiency and the potential dangers of automation in sensitive environments.Takeaways* AI browsers represent the next evolution in browsing technology.* They can automate tasks and save time for users.* Security risks include browser hijacking and data privacy concerns.* AI browsers can enhance productivity but require careful use.* The integration of AI in browsers is still in its early stages.* Future developments will likely focus on security and user control.* Users should be cautious about sharing sensitive information with AI browsers.* The potential for AI browsers in corporate environments is significant but complex.* AI browsers could revolutionize how we interact with the web.Chapters00:58Introduction to AI Browsers03:34 Exploring the Good of AI Browsers06:16 The Bad: Security Concerns and Risks08:49 The Ugly: Potential for Misuse11:31 Productivity Gains vs. Security Risks13:18 The Future of AI Browsers16:01 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsIf you want to play around with it, want more information or want to know how e.g. comet is handeling caching here's some additional informationhttps://www.digitalocean.com/resources/articles/agentic-browsershttps://www.perplexity.ai/download-comethttps://chatgpt.com/en-en/atlas/get-started/https://comet-help.perplexity.ai/en/articles/11740986-local-data-device-storage

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    Machines Love Patterns — We Love Chaos: AI for the Rest of Us

    18/11/2025 | 48 mins.

    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Sairam Sundaresan AI Engineering Leader | Author of AI for the Rest of Us (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sairam-sundaresan/)In this conversation, Sairam Sundaresan discusses his work in autonomous driving and the challenges faced in AI development. He emphasizes the importance of understanding AI, addressing misconceptions, and the iterative nature of AI solutions. Sairam also explains concepts like Retrieval Augmented Generation and groundedness in AI responses. The discussion touches on the definition of true AI agents, the hype surrounding AI, and the hidden costs associated with AI technologies. Sairam concludes with insights on focusing on meaningful innovations and the importance of asking better questions in AI interactions.Takeaways* Sairam Sundaresan is working on autonomous driving technology.There is unpredictability in human driving behavior affecting AI development.* AI is an iterative process that augments human judgment, not replaces it.* Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) enhances AI responses with relevant information.* Groundedness in AI refers to the accuracy and evidence behind AI-generated answers.* True AI agents can plan and execute tasks with minimal human intervention.* The term 'AI agent' is often misused and overhyped in the industry.* AI failures can provide valuable lessons for future developments.* The hidden costs of AI include maintenance and environmental impact.* Asking better questions can significantly improve AI interactions.

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    Has AI Killed SEO? The Evolution of Search in the Age of AI

    04/11/2025 | 35 mins.

    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Daniel Horowitz https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhorowitzseo?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_appThis episode is packed with actionable advice and fresh insights for anyone involved in digital marketing, content strategy, or curious about how AI is reshaping the very structure of the web!We dive deep into the question: “Has AI killed SEO?”  Daniel , an experienced SEO (Search Engine Optimalisation) professional, breaks down how AI is transforming the digital search landscape. The discussion examines the new realities of search, content optimization, and brand visibility when AI-generated answers dominate the top of search results. We explore how traditional SEO tactics are evolving, what content creators must do to stay visible, and why creativity and originality matter more than ever in the face of algorithm-driven information delivery.Key Takeaways* SEO isn’t dead—it’s mutating. AI is changing how people find information online, but SEO remains essential. The practice is evolving beyond websites, influencing how brands are found on social platforms and in AI-generated overviews.* Transparency & control are disappearing. With AI overviews on Google and platforms like ChatGPT, brands have much less data and insight into what content is surfaced, which makes optimization more challenging.* Get to the point—fast. Content must immediately provide value. Forget long intros; users and AI systems want concise, direct answers up front.* Topical authority is the new king. It’s not enough to target keywords—brands must build a comprehensive, interlinked presence around their main topics, proving they are true experts.* Creativity still matters, but differently. While blog content is becoming more direct, there’s a new creative frontier in reaching users (and AI) via platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, where original and engaging demos or content can improve authority and visibility.* Optimize everywhere. “Search everywhere optimization” is the new reality: LinkedIn posts, Instagram stories, even individual employees’ social media activity can bolster brand authority in the eyes of search engines and LLMs.* Build E-E-A-T: Focus on Experience, Expertise, Authority, Trust. These signals remain critical for both SEO and broader AI visibility.* The job persists, the tactics change. Daniel predicts the specialty of search optimization will persist, but in a more cross-platform way—potentially under new names like GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) or AEO (Answer Engine Optimization).* Philosophical questions emerge. As AI starts making more decisions for users, bias and the influence of marketing will become new frontiers to monitor.Chapters01:00 Introduction to AI and SEO01:58 Daniel's Background in SEO03:26 Core Components of SEO04:52 AI's Impact on SEO16:23 Challenges with AI Overviews12:57 Adapting Content for AI16:09:18 Future of SEO and Creativity20:54 Philosophical Implications of AI

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About Impact of AI:Explored

Welcome to Impact of AI:Explored this is a podcast series hosted James O'Regan and Gerjon Kunst. This podcast series is an initiative by and for the developer and IT professional community. It is our goal to empower each and every one to learn and share all there is to know about Artificial Intelligence and how it affects our day to day lives as IT professionals. There is a huge quantity of valuable AI related information in various formats available and it keeps increasing on a daily basis. It is our objective to help people to make sense of all this information.
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