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Impact of AI:Explored

James O'Regan and Gerjon Kunst
Impact of AI:Explored
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  • Has AI Killed SEO? The Evolution of Search in the Age of AI
    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Daniel Horowitz https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhorowitzseo?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_appThis episode is packed with actionable advice and fresh insights for anyone involved in digital marketing, content strategy, or curious about how AI is reshaping the very structure of the web!We dive deep into the question: “Has AI killed SEO?”  Daniel , an experienced SEO (Search Engine Optimalisation) professional, breaks down how AI is transforming the digital search landscape. The discussion examines the new realities of search, content optimization, and brand visibility when AI-generated answers dominate the top of search results. We explore how traditional SEO tactics are evolving, what content creators must do to stay visible, and why creativity and originality matter more than ever in the face of algorithm-driven information delivery.Key Takeaways* SEO isn’t dead—it’s mutating. AI is changing how people find information online, but SEO remains essential. The practice is evolving beyond websites, influencing how brands are found on social platforms and in AI-generated overviews.* Transparency & control are disappearing. With AI overviews on Google and platforms like ChatGPT, brands have much less data and insight into what content is surfaced, which makes optimization more challenging.* Get to the point—fast. Content must immediately provide value. Forget long intros; users and AI systems want concise, direct answers up front.* Topical authority is the new king. It’s not enough to target keywords—brands must build a comprehensive, interlinked presence around their main topics, proving they are true experts.* Creativity still matters, but differently. While blog content is becoming more direct, there’s a new creative frontier in reaching users (and AI) via platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, where original and engaging demos or content can improve authority and visibility.* Optimize everywhere. “Search everywhere optimization” is the new reality: LinkedIn posts, Instagram stories, even individual employees’ social media activity can bolster brand authority in the eyes of search engines and LLMs.* Build E-E-A-T: Focus on Experience, Expertise, Authority, Trust. These signals remain critical for both SEO and broader AI visibility.* The job persists, the tactics change. Daniel predicts the specialty of search optimization will persist, but in a more cross-platform way—potentially under new names like GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) or AEO (Answer Engine Optimization).* Philosophical questions emerge. As AI starts making more decisions for users, bias and the influence of marketing will become new frontiers to monitor.Chapters01:00 Introduction to AI and SEO01:58 Daniel's Background in SEO03:26 Core Components of SEO04:52 AI's Impact on SEO16:23 Challenges with AI Overviews12:57 Adapting Content for AI16:09:18 Future of SEO and Creativity20:54 Philosophical Implications of AI
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  • The AI Bubble: Hype, Money Loops, and What’s Next
    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest:  Maria Sukhareva - Principal Key Expert in Artificial Intelligence (https://www.linkedin.com/in/msukhareva/)In this episode, we discuss the AI bubble! The hype surrounding AI technologies, and the actual value AI brings, particularly in coding. We talk about the unsustainable nature of investments in AI, the challenges faced by European AI initiatives, and the potential of AI-assisted coding to deliver real benefits. We discuss the evolving role of AI in coding and development, emphasizing that while AI can assist in coding, human oversight remains crucial. we explore the impact of AI on business processes, highlighting the need for a human-centered approach to automation. We conclude with future predictions for AI, suggesting a potential defunding of AI projects and a shift towards more incremental improvements rather than groundbreaking innovations.Takeaways* The AI bubble is characterized by inflated expectations and unsustainable investments.* Many companies are investing heavily in AI without clear returns on investment.* AI-assisted coding is proving to be a valuable tool for developers.* The hype around AI often overshadows the actual capabilities of the technology.* European AI initiatives like Mistral struggle to compete with US and Chinese counterparts.* The current AI landscape is marked by a cycle of money without substantial outcomes.* Investors are beginning to question the viability of AI startups and their promises.* AI technology is still in its infancy, with much room for growth and improvement.* The integration of AI into business processes is often limited and lacks significant impact.* The future of AI may depend on better data and more effective models rather than just scaling existing ones. AI can significantly speed up coding processes.* Human oversight is essential in AI-assisted coding.* High adoption of AI tools does not guarantee profitability.* AI should complement human skills, not replace them.* Understanding coding is still necessary for effective AI use.* Prototyping with AI can be done quickly but requires validation.* AI's role in business processes needs careful integration.* Automation should focus on enhancing human workflows.* Future AI advancements may come from industrial applications.* Expect a shift in AI funding and focus in the coming years.Chapters01:13 Understanding the AI Bubble09:39 The Hype Cycle vs. Reality19:03 AI's True Value in Coding24:09 The Role of AI in Coding and Development31:57 AI's Impact on Business Processes39:19 Future Predictions for AI and Industry
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  • From Beer to Broadcast: Two IT Guys' Honest Take on Building a Podcast
    In this candid behind-the-scenes episode, we share our authentic podcasting journey that started with a beer-fueled decision in November 2023. Just two end-user computing professionals with 20 years of experience each reveal the raw reality of podcast creation - from our first collaboration at an industry AI event to reaching 22 episodes and being heard across 53 countries and 414 cities!!We discuss the importance of consistency over viral content, the unpredictable nature of platform performance, and why passion trumps perfection. This episode offers valuable insights for aspiring podcasters while celebrating small wins and genuine audience connection over vanity metric22 episodes deep, we've learned that:✅ Consistency beats viral content every time✅ Some episodes bomb for no reason (and that's okay)✅ Quality connections matter more than download numbers✅ Partnership makes the impossible possible
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  • Copilot will replace you or Make You Unstoppable
    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Femke Cornelissen - Chief Copilot @ wortell (https://www.linkedin.com/in/femcornelissen/)In this episode, we discus the importance of human influence in AI technology. The conversation explores how children are becoming more adept at technology, the need for organizations to adapt to AI, and the misconceptions surrounding Copilot technology. Femke emphasizes the importance of learning to effectively utilize AI tools and discusses the future of AI, including the potential of autonomous agents.Takeways* Human elements in AI are crucial for future development.* Children are becoming tech-savvy and will lead future innovations.* Organizations need to rethink how they utilize AI to save time.* The shift in workplace culture is necessary for AI integration.* Co-Pilot technology requires users to adapt and learn.* AI tools are only as effective as the user's understanding of them.* Autonomous agents can enhance customer service by anticipating needs.* The future of AI includes more autonomous functionalities.* Continuous learning and adaptation are essential in the AI landscape.Chapters00:45 The Unique Role of Chief Co-Pilot02:54 Human Element in AI and Technology05:24 Balancing Technology and Human Interaction07:20 Cultural Shifts in AI Adoption09:41 Navigating AI Implementation in Organizations15:12 Misconceptions About AI Co-Pilots21:56 Exploring OneDrive and Co-Pilot Integration24:59 Creating Content with AI Tools28:32 Understanding Agents and Notebooks in Copilot32:40 Use Cases for Autonomous Agents36:50 The Future of AI and Voice Interaction44:18 The Evolving Role of AI in the Workplace
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  • The One Thing AI Can’t Copy: Human Uniqueness
    Welcome to the Impact of AI: Explored podcast. In this episode James and Gerjon have a special guest: Michaell Magrutsche - Creativity-Awareness Educator(https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaellart/)In this conversation, we discuss the intersection of AI, creativity, and individuality. We look at the importance of a human-centric approach in a world increasingly influenced by technology. The discussion covers the limitations of AI in replicating true creativity, the need for collaboration over competition, and the significance of maintaining one's unique perspective in the creative process. Michael shares his personal journey of self-education and neurodiversity, advocating for a balance between utilizing AI as a tool while preserving human individuality and creativity.TakeawaysAI cannot replicate true human creativity.Mistakes are essential for growth and success.The individuality crisis is exacerbated by AI's generalizations.Creativity is a unique human trait that AI cannot fully emulate.AI should be viewed as a tool, not a replacement for human effort.Collaboration is more beneficial than competition in creative fields.Every human has unique strengths and perspectives.Self-education is crucial in a rapidly changing world.Maintaining individuality is essential in the age of AI.AI can assist in tasks but cannot replace the human touch.01:00 Introduction and Technical Challenges07:08 The Intersection of Art and AI12:23 AI's Impact on Individuality and Creativity17:00 The Role of AI in Artistic Expression21:43 The Role of AI in Human Creativity26:22 Human-Centric AI: Finding Uniqueness33:47 AI in Business: Enhancing Creativity
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About Impact of AI:Explored

Welcome to Impact of AI:Explored this is a podcast series hosted James O'Regan and Gerjon Kunst. This podcast series is an initiative by and for the developer and IT professional community. It is our goal to empower each and every one to learn and share all there is to know about Artificial Intelligence and how it affects our day to day lives as IT professionals. There is a huge quantity of valuable AI related information in various formats available and it keeps increasing on a daily basis. It is our objective to help people to make sense of all this information.
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