🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

Catch Georgie and Andrew McCarthy (Head of APAC at Notion) live in Sydney 👉https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

Katherine Boiciuc, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at EY Oceania, delivers a powerful wake-up call on why Australia is at risk of becoming a global AI laggard. With a unique perspective at the intersection of technology, innovation, and policy, Katherine breaks down how Australia, despite inventing WiFi, is sitting on the sidelines of the AI revolution, missing a $115 billion economic opportunity. She shares how EY has up-skilled over 85% of its 400,000-strong workforce in AI, built the world’s largest private AI platform, and implemented AI agents at scale, while most organisations are still debating their first AI hires.

This episode dives deep into what Australia needs to do now to avoid falling irreversibly behind, from setting a bold national AI strategy to investing in mass up-skilling programs and embracing AI across industries like healthcare, financial services, retail, and energy. Katherine also offers inspiring and practical advice for women looking to pivot into AI, shares her favourite tools and productivity hacks (including the AI prompt that gives her “permission to log off” for the day), and calls on every listener to claim their seat at the AI table, before it’s too late.

03:03 – What Is EY’s AI Story & Their Internal AI Training Playbook

06:28 – EY’s Private AI Platform: How EYQ Empowers 120,000+ Employees

13:48 – Australia’s Missed Economic Opportunity: $115B at Stake

16:51 – Why EY Built the AI Sentiment Index, And What It Revealed

23:32 – The Three Fixes Needed to Course-Correct Australia’s AI Future

30:40 – The Five Industries Australians Want AI To Transform

35:18 – KB’s Advice for Women Reentering the Workforce in the AI Age

39:39 – Rapid Fire: Why Voice-Activated AI Is the Next Big Frontier

🙋‍♀️ Katherine Boiciuc on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherineboiciuc/

📚 EY Skills Passport for Free AI Training - https://www.ey.com/en_gl/ai-skills-passport

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🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

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Jacky Koh, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Relevance AI, has been building AI agents long before they became the hottest trend of 2025. Fresh off their Series B raise, Relevance AI is on a mission to democratise access to AI agents, making them easy to build for everyone, not just engineers.

In this conversation, Jacky unpacks why most “AI agents” today are just glorified workflows, how real multi-agent systems will power the future of business automation, and why Australia needs to think bigger if it wants to compete globally. Plus, he shares the origin story of Relevance AI’s iconic pixel-art agents, how he leads calmly under pressure, and his spicy predictions for AI’s next black swan event.

00:00 – Introduction: Who is Jacky Koh & What is Relevance AI?

03:26 – Why AI Agents Aren’t Just for Developers Anymore

05:42 – Should You Still Study Software Engineering in the Age of AI?

12:24 – The Origin Story of Relevance AI and Their Pivot to Agents

14:16 – What People Get Wrong About AI Agents (Single vs. Multi-Agent Systems)

17:43 – Are Most AI Agents Just Glorified Workflows?

19:25 – Why Relevance AI Uses Pixel Characters (Hint: Pokémon Fans Will Love This)

23:41 – How Jacky Manages Stress and Crisis Moments as a Founder

28:37 – Building a Global Business: The Difference Between Aussie & U.S. Investors

34:47 – How Founders Should Pick AI Models and Avoid Lock-In

40:51 – Jacky’s Hot Take: The One Black Swan AI Event We Might See This Year

47:02 – How to Keep AI Agents Ethical

50:51 – Rapid Fire: Silicon Valley Myths, Scary AI Headlines & Favourite Pokémon

👨🏻‍💻 Jacky Koh’s LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackykoh/

🤖 Relevance AI – https://relevanceai.com/

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🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

Catch Georgie and Andrew McCarthy (Head of APAC at Notion) live in Sydney 👉https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

Millie Marconi is the founder and CEO of Yesterday, and the creator of Test Feed, a breakout AI tool that lets users preview how their content will land with a synthetic audience before posting it online. In this episode, Millie shares the story behind building Test Feed after a viral LinkedIn post backfired and sparked a personal reckoning around reputational risk.

We explore how synthetic audiences are making elite-level brand testing accessible to everyday founders, why building in public is both terrifying and empowering, and what non-technical founders can bring to the AI table. Millie also opens up about her nomadic lifestyle, her favorite AI tools (Claude and Gemini, anyone?), and the unexpected upside of being “canceled.”

02:25 – What Millie’s Building: Yesterday & Test Feed

04:52 – Why Synthetic Audiences Are a Game-Changer

06:14 – The Demo That Went Viral: Over 800 Signups

07:58 – How a Personal Misstep Sparked the Idea for Test Feed

10:43 – Who Test Feed Is For: Founders, Content Creators, and Social Media Managers

13:11 – Building in Public vs. Stealth Mode

16:48 – Female Founders, Visibility & Vulnerability

19:52 – What Non-Technical Founders Bring to the AI Era

22:45 – Integrating AI into Test Feed as a Non-Technical Founder

26:20 – AI Tools Millie Loves: Claude, Cursor, Gemini, and More

33:43 – Just Play: How to Get Started with AI Without the Overwhelm

36:06 – Digital Nomad Life: Lessons From 2.5 Years on the Move

42:17 – Rapid Fire: Guess That Cringe Tweet (Trump vs Elon Edition)

🙋‍♀️ Follow Millie on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/millie-marconi/

💼 Yesterday Testfeed - https://yesterday.work/

🧵 Millie’s LinkedIn Post on “Masculine Energy” - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/millie-marconi_after-interviewing-100-hr-leaders-about-activity-7284745207923781632-QU-X?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACb9cQIBMRvkSzVlzjznYUqzAEsWp-Q5zBo

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What drives bold decisions, intentional leadership, and the courage to create something entirely new?

In Perspective X, host Pauline Fetaui dives deep into conversations with extraordinary entrepreneurs and leading innovators to explore not just their successes—but the overlooked decisions, mindset shifts, and personal turning points that sparked their greatest breakthroughs.

This show is about the ripple effect of choice: how deep accountability enables us to respond intentionally to life's challenges, rather than simply reacting. If you're curious about the inner journey behind meaningful achievements and how leaders evolve through adversity, this podcast is for you.

Join us on Perspective X, where we move beyond the highlight reel and into the pivotal moments that changed everything.

Launching on the 12th of May, wherever you get your podcasts.

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🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

Catch Georgie and Andrew McCarthy (Head of APAC at Notion) live in Sydney 👉https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

Anish Sinha, co-founder of upcover, blends his background in finance, startups, and risk management to tackle one of Australia’s overlooked challenges: the future of AI and innovation policy. From building a modern insurance platform serving 60,000+ businesses to sounding the alarm on Australia’s absence of AI strategy, Anish’s story shows how bold thinking and practical execution go hand-in-hand.

In this conversation, he shares insights on why the government’s silence on AI is a major risk, how Australia could learn from China’s tech playbook, and how AI agents will reshape the future of business operations — including in highly regulated industries like insurance.

01:10 – Introduction: Who is Anish Sinha & What upcover Does

02:49 – Why Insurance Tech Is “Sexy” When You Frame It as Risk

04:54 – From Goldman Sachs to Founder: Finance Lessons for Entrepreneurs

09:23 – Australia’s Federal Budget Omits AI: The Strategic Blind Spot

13:11 – What Australia Can Learn from China & the U.S. on Innovation Policy

18:39 – Cybersecurity Funding Crisis: Why $20 per Business Isn’t Enough

22:35 – AI Agents Unpacked: Hype, Promise, and Agent-to-Agent Flows

30:51 – upcover’s AI in Action: Automating Quotes & Data Structuring

36:34 – Hot Takes: Aussie Deep Tech Faves (Samsara Eco, Cover Genius, Gilmour Space)

42:18 – Future Insurability: Climate Risk, AGI Concerns & Startups to Watch

🙋🏻‍♂️ Anish Sinha’s LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/anishsinha13/

🏢 upcover Website – https://upcover.com/

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🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

Catch Georgie and Andrew McCarthy (Head of APAC at Notion) live in Sydney 👉https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

Alain Richardt, founder of Atomic Tessellator, combines deep expertise in chemistry, quantum mechanics, and AI to accelerate groundbreaking discoveries in material science. From childhood experiments with toxic chemistry sets to building high-powered simulation tools capable of modeling complex atomic interactions, Alain’s journey highlights the transformative potential of marrying traditional chemistry with cutting-edge AI. In this conversation, he explains how AI-driven simulations now achieve results thousands of times faster than traditional methods, shares ambitious projects like developing fusion reactor materials, and reveals the exciting future of “declarative materials” where scientists specify desired properties, and AI generates the perfect material match.

02:21 – Alain’s Early Chemistry Adventures & Favourite Element (Molybdenum)

05:12 – Mercury Experiments: Crazy Ideas & Influential Teachers

08:19 – Why Alain Founded Atomic Tessellator: Fixing Broken Chemistry Tools

11:38 – Force Field vs. Quantum (DFT) Simulations Explained

15:25 – How Cloud Computing & AI are Revolutionising Chemistry Simulations

17:53 – Promising Applications: Fusion Reactors & Plasma-Facing Materials

23:08 – When AI Simulations Go Rogue: Unexpected (and Expensive) Results

26:04 – Decoding AI Headlines: Schrödinger’s Cat & Quantum Computing Explained

35:09 – Measuring Success as a Founder: Experimental Parity & New Material Discoveries

41:39 – Hot Takes: Periodic Table Merch, Atomic Cocktails, and the Joy of Being a Rebel Founder

🙋🏻‍♂️ Alain’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alain-richardt/

🔬 Atomic Tessellator - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atomictessellator/

⚛️ Interactive Periodic Table https://atomictessellator.com/ptable

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🎟 Live Show at UNSW – May 29

Catch Georgie and Andrew McCarthy (Head of APAC at Notion) live in Sydney 👉https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

Will Liang, former CTO and Executive Director at MA Financial and a LinkedIn Top Voice in AI, joins the show to unpack the real-world impact of AI on business. A professional Go player turned deep tech expert, Will shares why most AI agents are just glorified workflows, why Perplexity AI is winning without its own model, and how companies can move beyond AI as a buzzword to embed it into their core operations. He also weighs in on whether Nvidia will remain dominant, how Claude and Gemini stack up against ChatGPT, and what he'd prioritize if he were CEO of OpenAI.

01:20 – From MA Financial to AI Venture: Will’s bold new chapter

05:35 – Why most businesses still don’t actually use AI

07:18 – The “Purple Person” bridging tech and business

08:56 – What AlphaGo taught Will about the future of AI

11:16 – What is an AI agent? Will’s pineapple analogy

16:00 – Financial services + AI: A real-world use case

18:20 – Does AI raise the ceiling—or just the floor?

24:00 – Perplexity AI’s $18B valuation without its own LLM

30:06 – The “AI-first” mindset and Will’s productivity hack

33:47 – Will Nvidia stay dominant? Or is Apple, Google, DeepSeek catching up?

38:39 – Claude vs. ChatGPT vs. Gemini – What Will uses and why

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Weekly insights and top 5 tech takeaways – linkedin.com/in/willliang

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Georgie Healy speaks with Elena Tsalanidis and Justin Hansky, co-founders of Deeligence, a legal AI startup transforming the way law firms handle M&A due diligence. Both ex-lawyers, Elena and Justin share how their deep domain expertise led them to build an AI platform that accelerates contract review with accuracy lawyers can trust, without ever compromising on confidentiality.

They reveal why generic tools like ChatGPT fall short in legal workflows, and how Deeligence combines machine learning with human oversight to safely automate one of the most tedious parts of legal practice. The duo breaks down the erosion of the billable hour, the rise of vertical AI tools, and why some partners still red-pen documents like it’s 1998.

Throughout the episode, they reflect on the cultural barriers to AI adoption in law, the importance of custom training data, and the pressures of building AI-native products for regulated, high-stakes environments. Elena and Justin also share candid takes on fundraising, global expansion, and how legal AI can empower rather than replace lawyers.

Whether you’re in law, tech, or somewhere in between, this episode offers a rare look into building AI that doesn’t just work, but works where it really matters.

01:06 – Big Announcement: The First-Ever Live Show

Georgie reveals exciting news about In the Blink of AI going live at UNSW.

01:31 – Introducing Deeligence

Meet co-founders Elena and Justin, who left corporate law to build an AI platform for M&A due diligence.

02:19 – The Billable Hour: Why It’s Getting Eroded

How AI is forcing law firms to question time-based billing.

05:00 – Why ChatGPT Doesn’t Cut It in Legal

Elena explains the confidentiality nightmare and “hallucinations” that make generic LLMs risky.

09:29 – Will AI Replace Junior Lawyers?

Elena and Justin share their nuanced take on the future of entry-level legal roles.

12:50 – Supercharging, Not Replacing

Why Deeligence focuses on helping lawyers rather than automating them out of a job.

16:18 – Avoiding AI Hallucinations

Justin on how Deeligence meticulously sources evidence to ensure accurate contract summaries.

28:33 – Scaling Deeligence Globally

Why expanding into the UK and US is a natural next step—and what it takes to get there.

34:18 – Hot Takes: Vertical AI vs. Everything Else

Elena and Justin weigh in on AI agents, overhyped tools, and why deep domain expertise wins.

46:36 – The Best (and Most Real) Legal TV Show

Justin’s pick for legal TV done right—and why he loves it more than Suits.

🎤Live show announcement: In the Blink of AI is going live on Thursday, May 29 at University of New South Wales (UNSW) featuring Andrew McCarthy, Head of APAC at Notion.

📍https://bit.ly/BAI-LiveEvent

💼Deeligence: The AI-powered legal tech startup transforming M&A due diligence.

https://www.deeligence.com

🙋‍♀️ Elena’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/elena-tsalanidis/

🙋🏻‍♂️ Justin’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-hansky-70154693/

📺Fisk – Justin’s favourite legal TV show, starring Kitty Flanagan https://iview.abc.net.au/show/fisk

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