The Key Point Podcast

AI Everywhere hosts Lindsey Naples and Alexia Morgan, together with Keypoint Intelligence's Kris Alvarez, explore the growing debate surrounding age verification laws, online privacy, and the role artificial intelligence (AI) plays in digital identity systems. Here, they set the stage for deeper conversations unpacking the balance between protecting users online and concerns around surveillance, data storage, consent, and the long-term implications of handing personal information over to AI-driven systems.

While many people might think that not much has changed, or changed fast enough, with print-on-demand (POD) publishing, they couldn't be further from the truth—automation has been constantly evolving, helping book printers better support customers while increasing profitability. Francesco Crotti of Bronte Book Solution discusses that, as well as artificial intelligence (AI), with Keypoint Intelligence's German Sacristan in a conversation that reminds us of the great value of POD.

AI Everywhere hosts Lindsey Naples and Alexia Morgan are joined by Kris Alvarez and Keith Haas to discuss the video game Horizon Zero Dawn and what happens when humanity creates its own apocalypse. We explore why the blame falls not on the artificial intelligence (AI) itself, but on the people who built, deployed, and misused it—and what that says about innovation, responsibility, and the future.

AI Everywhere hosts Lindsey Naples and Alexia Morgan are joined by Kris Alvarez and Keith Haas to discuss the video game Horizon Zero Dawn and what happens when humanity creates its own apocalypse. We explore why the blame falls not on the artificial intelligence (AI) itself, but on the people who built, deployed, and misused it—and what that says about innovation, responsibility, and the future.

In another mind-opening episode of AI Everywhere, hosts Alexia Morgan and Lindsey Naples of Keypoint Intelligence's Publishing Group discuss the concept of immortality through artificial intelligence (AI). From Black Mirror thought experiments to Bicentennial Man's emotional journey, they ponder just how far AI can go and whether eternal life comes with a download button—and would it be worth it?