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Jason Bradbury
Jason Bradbury helps organisations make sense of AI and new technology. An AI keynote speaker and technology broadcaster, he presented Channel 5's The Gadget Show for 12 years and wrote the Dot Robot book series.
Jason Bradbury is a technology broadcaster best known for presenting Channel 5's The Gadget Show. He speaks on artificial intelligence, emerging technology, and digital change, helping organisations understand what new tools can do and how to introduce them to their people.
Jason presented The Gadget Show from 2004 to 2016, reviewing and road-testing technology for a mainstream audience. He has since worked as a technology presenter and reviewer, including on his own YouTube channel, and he's the author of the Dot Robot series of children's books.
Twelve years of explaining technology to a mainstream television audience taught Jason how to make complex ideas clear without dumbing them down. He uses that skill to help organisations cut through the hype around AI, separate tools that are ready to use from those that aren't, and bring sceptical colleagues along with change.
Audiences leave with a clearer view of where AI and emerging technology fit in their work, practical examples of tools in use today, and ideas for communicating technology change to colleagues and stakeholders without overwhelming them or losing momentum.
For technology conferences, innovation events, and leadership away days, Jason brings a broadcaster's clarity to the questions every organisation is asking about AI.
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Jason Bradbury explains technology the way he did on The Gadget Show, using real products and everyday examples to show audiences what new tools do before getting into what they mean for their work.
Jason Bradbury speaks on artificial intelligence, emerging technology, and communicating digital change inside organisations. He presented Channel 5's The Gadget Show from 2004 to 2016 and is the author of the Dot Robot book series.
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