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Jamie Bartlett
Navigate AI and digital risk with Jamie Bartlett, speaker and technology author. Jamie helps organisations assess emerging threats and get real value from artificial intelligence, drawing on five books including the Sunday Times bestseller How to Talk to AI.
Jamie Bartlett is a leading authority on technology's societal impact, specialising in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital currencies, and internet subcultures. His work bridges complex digital phenomena and their real-world implications.
Jamie is the author of five books, including the Sunday Times bestseller How to Talk to AI, published in 2026, a guide to making the most of the super-human abilities of artificial intelligence. The People Vs Tech won the 2019 Transmission Prize, and Radicals, The Dark Net, and The Missing Cryptoqueen, which grew out of his chart-topping BBC podcast series, have been translated into fifteen languages. His TED talk on how the dark net is going mainstream has been watched almost five million times.
Jamie helps organisations navigate the digital landscape by identifying emerging cyber threats and technological disruption before they become mainstream concerns. His analysis of cryptocurrency fraud has proved valuable for financial institutions building protection against digital crime, and he now works extensively on what AI changes about the way people do their jobs.
Audiences leave with practical frameworks for assessing technological risk, strategies to strengthen organisational data security, and a clearer view of how AI and emerging digital trends will reshape their industries.
Book Jamie for a rare combination of technological foresight and practical advice that will prepare your organisation for the digital challenges ahead.
Jamie Bartlett's unparalleled expertise in cybersecurity, digital currencies, and internet subcultures equips organizations with practical frameworks to navigate emerging technological threats before they become mainstream concerns. Book this leading authority on technology's societal impact to gain the strategic foresight and actionable intelligence your team needs to thrive in our rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Jamie delivers insightful talks on technology and society, engaging audiences with his expertise in cyberculture and data privacy. His presentations are thought-provoking and resonate deeply with diverse audiences.
Jamie Bartlett specialises in discussing technology, cyberculture, cybersecurity and more.
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