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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 5 MIN

Why AI Experts Need a Podcast in 2026

from TIM Pitches · host TIM Africa

In this episode of the TIM Africa Podcast, we explore how artificial intelligence specialists, machine learning engineers, and technical founders can use video podcasting to lead conversations around the most disruptive technology of our time. As AI reshapes industries, economies, and everyday life, experts in the field face a unique responsibility, and opportunity, to educate, demystify, and influence public discourse. You’ll learn: 🎙️ How consistent, insight-led conversations position AI experts as trusted voices in a fast-moving and often misunderstood industry. 🎙️ Why podcasts are the best tool for breaking down complex technical ideas for wider, non-technical audiences. 🎙️ How to use storytelling, expert interviews, and roundtable formats to build a global thought leadership brand from Africa or anywhere in the world. Whether you’re building models, teaching systems, or shaping ethical frameworks for AI, this episode gives you a blueprint to make your voice heard, and your ideas influential, through podcasting. 🌐 Connect with TIM Africa 🔗 Website: www.tim.africa (https://www.tim.africa)  📸 Instagram: @tim.africa ( / tim.africa  )  📘 Facebook: facebook.com/timdotafrica ( / timdotafrica  )  🎧 Podcast Page: pod.tim.africa (https://pod.tim.africa)

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