AI is changing filmmaking, because it is shrinking the gap between imagination and a finished frame. 🎥🤖 In this conversation with Samir Mallal and Bouha Kazmi, co-founders of OneDay, we explore how director-led AI workflows are reshaping the creative process, from story development and character choices to building cinematic scenes through rapid iteration.

We talk about why iteration is becoming a creative advantage, how directors can steer generative tools with intention, and why human taste, judgment, and story sense are still the difference between “watchable” and “worth watching.” 🎬🧠 You’ll also hear how they bring traditional craft into AI production, including performance and voice, and why originality at the inception stage matters even more as content volume increases.

We also unpack the big questions around copyright, standards, and trust, and what a more responsible AI filmmaking ecosystem could look like. ⚖️ Finally, Samir and Bouha share why OneDay is raising funds right now, and how they plan to grow while keeping craft at the center. 🚀

If you care about AI video generation, the future of filmmaking, generative storytelling, creative leadership, and where media goes next, this episode is for you.

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AI is changing communications and marketing faster than most organizations can keep up.

In this in-depth conversation, I’m joined by Ephraim Cohen, Global Head of Data and Digital at FleischmanHillard, to explore how leading agencies are actually using AI in real workflows, not as experiments, but as everyday tools that improve strategy, creativity, and decision making. 🤖📊

We cover:
✅ How AI is reshaping campaign planning from audience insight to execution
✅ The rise of synthetic audiences and AI powered simulations for reputation and crisis management
✅ Why hands on AI fluency matters more than centralised experts
✅ How to use AI to elevate creativity without producing generic content
✅ What media fragmentation and generative AI mean for brand trust
✅ How communications teams can prepare for the next wave of digital disruption

This episode is packed with real-world examples of how AI is transforming communications, marketing strategy, and corporate reputation in practice.

If you’re a business leader, marketer, communicator, or anyone interested in the future of AI at work, this conversation will give you practical insights you can apply today.

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🧠 From Fluency To Thinking: Why Reasoning Models Are The Next Leap In AI

For years, AI progress has been measured by how convincingly machines can talk. The next phase is defined by how well they can think. This conversation explores why that shift matters and what it means for science, industry, and high-stakes decision-making. #MBZUAIPartnership #Sponsored

In this episode, I sit down with Jon Carvill, Vice President of Marketing and Communications at MBZUAI, to discuss the rise of reasoning models and why they represent a fundamental change in how we should judge AI capabilities.

🎯 WHAT WE COVER:

Why fluency alone doesn't guarantee understanding in high-stakes applications

The critical difference between predicting words and reasoning through problems

How MBZUAI's K2-Think was built for reasoning from the ground up, not retrofitted

What makes reasoning models essential for science, engineering, and medicine

Real-world applications: drug discovery, climate science, financial modelling, and manufacturing

Why openness matters: training data, methodologies, and full transparency

The strategic importance of sovereign AI development for trust and governance

How K2-Think V2 achieves strong performance with clear, explainable reasoning

The connection between reasoning models and world models for physical reality

What this means for the future: moving from conversation to reliable decision-making

Where to try K2-Think and access the full open-source release

🔬 Jon Carvill leads marketing and communications at the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, home to the Institute for Foundational Models (IFM). Their work on K2-Think represents a critical step toward AI systems that can be inspected, trusted, and applied to complex real-world problems.

This conversation reveals why the next generation of AI will be judged by its ability to reason rather than talk, why transparency and sovereignty have become practical requirements for adoption, and how open reasoning models could shape the future of science and industry.

If you are curious to try it, K2 Think is accessible through the public web app at k2think.ai, while researchers can explore the full open releases, including data and training recipes, via IFM’s Hugging Face repositories.

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