Goldman Sachs put a number on it back in 2023: roughly 300 million jobs globally exposed to AI automation, with the technology eventually accounting for a quarter of all working hours in the US. Numbers like that travel faster than the caveats attached to them. On the newest episode of The International Risk Podcast, host…
Lucy Wark is an Australian two-time founder, social scientist from the University of Cambridge, and ex-McKinsey consultant based in Melbourne. Wark co-founded two ventures: Normal, an Australian sextech company focused on inclusive, education-driven sexual wellness and one of several brands launched under health-tech group Eucalyptus; and Fuzzy, a career skills and negotiation platform she launched…
Artificial intelligence has moved well past helping employees draft emails. In conversation with Dominic Bowen, employment lawyer Andrew Adams, Practice Leader of the Labor & Employment Practice Group at DarrowEverett LLP, laid out just how far algorithms have already moved into hiring, management, and termination decisions — and how unprepared most organisations are for what…
Andrew J. Adams is Practice Leader of the Labor & Employment Practice Group at DarrowEverett LLP, where he also serves as a member of the firm’s Business Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolution and Regulatory & Compliance Practice Groups. He advises organisations on employment law, workplace investigations, regulatory compliance, and government enforcement, representing clients ranging from…
Listen to this episode of the International Risk Podcast, where N.S. Nappinai, Senior Advocate at the Supreme Court of India and founder of Cyber Saathi, joins host Dominic Bowen to explore India’s evolving cyber law and data protection landscape. The conversation covers how India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) compares with the EU’s GDPR, the risks foreign companies face when outsourcing to Indian suppliers, and the growing role of AI-driven cybercrime. Nappinai also discusses the urgent need for a dedicated cybersecurity law in India, the balance between regulation and innovation, and why international cooperation remains critical to tackling cross-border cyber risk.
