Conversations, podcasts & stages

Speaking & media

Jules speaks on podcasts, panels and stages about AI and human relationships.

Speaking is an emerging extension of the work: conversations about AI, human relationships, entrepreneurship and the changing value of human judgment.

Recent conversations

Spotify

Rebuilding Village Life in Modern Times

Podcast conversation

A conversation with Thomas Horak about why modern social tools optimise for broadcasting rather than belonging, what has been lost as everyday village life has faded, and how technology and AI might support human connection without replacing it.

Listen on Spotify

YouTube

Video conversation

A recorded conversation from Jules's public work on technology, relationships and building.

Watch on YouTube

Jules speaking on stage at Kindred London's ID8, with a Village presentation behind her and the audience in the foreground.
Stage talk

Technology that strengthens human connection

Kindred London, ID8: Ideas That Could Change the World

Jules spoke about building technology to strengthen human connection rather than replace it, and designing a private social experience around sharing, attention and staying close.

View the talk on LinkedIn

Changing Shapes Podcast artwork featuring Thomas Horak and Jules, titled We're Connected But Not Close.
From LinkedIn

We're Connected But Not Close

Changing Shapes Podcast, with Thomas Horak

Behind the conversation: why social tools built for broadcasting can leave people feeling less connected, what healthy relationships require, and how AI might facilitate human connection without replacing it.

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Topic territories

  • AI and human relationships

    How intelligent technology reshapes connection, trust and identity, inside companies and between them.

  • Human judgment in AI-mediated work

    Where discretion, context and responsibility still sit with people as more of the work is automated.

  • Building through experimentation

    Choosing problems, testing them in the real world, and changing direction when the evidence changes.

  • Psychology, innovation and systems change

    How people decide, coordinate and relate inside systems, and what that means for designing change.

Invitations

Open to podcast, panel and event conversations.

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