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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 47 MIN

The Growth Challenge: How to Scale Responsibly

from Cambridge Tech Podcast

In another of our exclusive recording from Cambridge Tech Week we hear from leading experts as they explore the frameworks, policies, and innovations shaping the ethical expansion of AI.As leaders race to integrate AI, ensuring safety, ethics, and trust is more critical than ever. How can we scale AI responsibly while mitigating risks, avoiding bias, and maintaining transparency? The expert panel includes Emilie van der Lande (Creative Intelligence), Daniel Quirke (Wayve), Dr Jakob Mokander (Tony Blair Institute) and Ray Eitel-Porter (Lumyz Advisory).Key takeaways- Cambridge is setting new benchmarks for innovation and investment in AI, biotech, and space tech. - Scaling responsibly means embedding AI governance, risk assessment, and inclusion at every level. - The debate on regulation favours targeted, industry-led frameworks - Mobility and AI are merging - promise and complexity will require cooperation between startups, regulators, and the public. - The tech community should focus on people, not just software: “Stop thinking about tech as tech; think about the human risks.”Produced by Cambridge TV Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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