The Politics of Technology: AI, Democracy and Power

Gordon Corera

Gordon Corera has spent over two decades covering intelligence, national security, cybersecurity and risk. As BBC Security Correspondent he has reported from all over the world, explaining the complex worlds of espionage, terrorism and geopolitics. He combines access to some of the most secretive organisations and agencies in the world with an ability to make complex, sometimes troubling information relevant, accessible, and even entertaining, as heard in The Rest is Classified podcast.

Matt Clifford

With influential roles in both public and private sectors, Matt is at the heart of innovation, tech and AI, working with start-ups, investors and government. He considers the differences between US, European and Chinese perspectives on AI, what they mean, and why they think the way they do. He explores the challenges AI poses to regulators, but also the necessity for robust safety measures for governments, markets and individuals.

Sarah Wynn-Williams

A global public policy expert now working in technology, geopolitics and AI, Sarah has spent much of her career working behind the scenes in diplomacy and as Director of Global Public Policy at Facebook. She became headline news when her book, Careless People, about her time at the social media giant, laid bare the behaviours, attitudes and personalities at the company.