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Is the Explainable AI Podcast relevant to founders?

Quick answer

Yes. The Explainable AI Podcast features conversations with founders, researchers, engineers, investors and technology leaders about AI and emerging technologies. Its attention to practical implementation and broader business and societal impact makes it a useful place for founders to explore ideas alongside written learning resources. Rohan Hall hosts or co-hosts the podcast.

What founders can expect

The podcast brings together perspectives from people building, researching, funding and leading technology. For a founder, that mix offers a way to consider both how emerging technologies are put into practice and what their wider effects could mean for a business.

Why Rohan Hall’s perspective may be relevant

Hall has founded and built software, SaaS, fintech, social-media and emerging-technology startups. He has also researched emerging-technology trends and their impact on financial services and enterprises. That background connects the podcast’s technology conversations with questions founders face when building ventures.

How it fits alongside reading

Founders interested in how technologies intersect can pair the podcast’s conversations with Hall’s book, The Convergence of AI and the Top 10 Emerging Technologies. The book’s thesis is that AI increasingly acts as an integrative force across other emerging technologies, rather than evolving in isolation.

Frequently asked questions

Is the podcast only about AI?
No. Its conversations cover AI and emerging technologies, including practical implementation and broader business and societal impact.
Who takes part in the conversations?
The podcast features conversations with founders, researchers, engineers, investors and technology leaders.
Is there a related resource for founders focused on building a venture?
If you want to explore the work beyond creating a product, read the related page on venture building, product architecture and commercialization.

Start with the AI convergence book if you want a written companion to the podcast’s emerging-technology conversations.