Analyse Podcast

As we have been saying for a while, our assets will start to change from the original name to Analyse Podcast. The most difficult one is the domain: https://lnkd.in/dQ4nj_HK which has a lot of impact to all these assets. So, over the past few months, our team worked very hard. There may be teething issues but we hope to ride it over time. #domainchange #analysepodcast #analyseasia

Good Friday is a time for reflection. Easter is a time for renewal. Wherever you are in the world, we hope this weekend gives you a bit of both — time to reflect, and time to reset for the road ahead. Thank you for being part of the Analyse Podcast community. Enjoy this little video made from Grok Imagine. Image generated first by Gemini Nano Banana before going to Grok.

If you want a masterclass on the #podcasting industry from the perspective of the ecosystem, the content creator, the PR agencies and businesses trying to get your message out there, you should be listening to Borko Kovacevic, co-founder of Poddster UAE and Podyx, where he is at the centre of helping all of the players to get to market: Listen to our latest episode on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gJ7FwmSQ

The biggest lie in #podcasting is that quality wins. It does not. Consistency wins. That was the sharpest insight from our conversation with Borko Kovacevic, co-founder of Poddster Singapore and Podyx with our founder Bernard Leong, and it cuts directly against how most people still think about content. Too many founders, executives, and brands overestimate polish and underestimate repetition. They obsess over lighting, graphics, set design, intros, edits, and brand guidelines. Then they publish once every few weeks, lose momentum, and wonder why nothing compounds. This is not a production problem. It is a commitment problem. The internet does not reward people for having one excellent episode. It rewards people who show up often enough for search engines, audiences, and AI systems to build a map of their expertise. That is what Borko understands unusually well. Podcasting is not just media. It is a discoverability machine. Increasingly, it is also a trust machine. That matters because most corporate communication is ineffective by design. It is over-scripted, low-trust, and instantly forgettable. Buyers can tell when they are being managed. They can also tell when they are listening to a real conversation. That is why long-form content matters. It does not just capture attention. It builds conviction. This episode also makes a broader point: podcasting is maturing from creator hobby into business infrastructure. Studios are becoming networks. Production is becoming operationalized. Software is being built around repeatable workflows. The market is getting serious. The implication is straightforward. If you are still treating podcasting as a nice-to-have brand exercise, you are already behind. The future belongs to people and companies that publish with enough consistency, clarity, and credibility to train the market to remember them. Read the full transcript and watch the whole episode 👇

Headline: A Landmark Win for Environmental Justice in the Age of AI 💧✨ Data centers are the backbone of the internet, but they come with a high price tag—and it’s not just financial. Karen Hao (Author of "Empire of AI") shares the incredible story of how Chilean activists successfully challenged a Google data center project. Highlights: - The Conflict: A massive data center proposed in a drought-stricken region of Chile. - The Pressure: Grassroots organizing that reached the Chilean National Government and Google’s global leadership. - The Victory: Google pivot away from freshwater cooling, setting a new precedent for corporate responsibility. As we race toward an AI-driven future, the infrastructure supporting it must be sustainable and equitable. 🎧 Catch the full story on the latest episode of Analyse Asia: https://lnkd.in/gDu4vaUe #Environment #DataCenter #Google #ClimateChange #TechNews 

Most people still think #podcasting is a game of production quality. It is not. The real game is consistency, frequency, and digital discoverability. In an upcoming conversation with Borko Kovacevic, co-founder of Poddster Singapore and Podyx, we unpack one of the most underrated truths in media today: “What people underestimate is frequency and consistency in posting content beats everything else. Because the future internet is about you being available online and you providing enough content, enough material, that the algorithms learn about you.” That idea is bigger than podcasting. It is about how creators, executives, founders, and media brands win attention in a world where algorithms decide what gets surfaced, searched, and remembered. If you want to understand why some voices become discoverable while others remain invisible, this episode is worth your time. This is the episode for those who are planning to build your own podcasts and understand what it means to build a brand for your podcast. Full episode drops tomorrow before noon. #Podcasting #ContentStrategy #DigitalMarketing #BusinessMarketing #ThoughtLeadership

"If you have not been exposed to their fanaticism... you wouldn't even understand what they’re saying." — Karen Hao, Author of #EmpireofAI. In this clip from the Analyse Podcast with our founder Bernard Leong, Karen Hao explores the psychological drivers behind today's AI industry leaders. What we discussed: - The AGI Goal: Why leaders genuinely believe they are creating a civilization-shifting "AI God." - Sci-Fi Roots: How classics like Dune and Foundation influence the specialized vocabulary and goals of tech giants. - Communication Gap: How this insular "fanaticism" makes it difficult for the public and policymakers to truly engage with tech claims. Is the AI industry moving too fast for its own good—and our own understanding? Listen to the full deep dive with Karen Hao on the "Empire of AI." You can watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gTzcFfjA

Don't miss our latest episode with Ken Exner, Chief Product Officer from Elastic where he shares the developments of the company evolving from search to now #AI infrastructure and share the future state of software development from individual contributor to manager of AI agents orchestrating and working on projects. Listen to the full episode now: https://lnkd.in/gHYtxF5M #enterpriseAI #RAG #SoftwareDevelopment

Who is steering the ship of AI development? The troubling truth about AI research funding 🚢 from Karen Hao, author of #EmpireofAI "Most AI researchers now work for the AI industry and/or are funded in part by the AI industry. Even academics that have stayed within universities are often funded by the AI industry. And the effect that that has had on knowledge production is akin to the effect we would imagine if most climate scientists were bankrolled by the fossil fuel industry. Like, it just—we would not get a clear picture of the climate crisis, and we’re not getting a clear picture of the true limitations and capabilities of AI, especially these frontier models. And this is one of the things that, when I speak with policymakers, also is central to their inability to consult with independent experts to put together sensible policy for holding the companies accountable or even just, like, fact-checking the company’s claims." Watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/gDu4vaUe #AIEthics #AIresearch #AIGovernance