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Hannah Fry helps organisations make sense of data, algorithms and AI. Mathematician, Cambridge professor and Emmy-winning broadcaster, she brings complex ideas to life with wit and warmth for audiences worldwide.
Hannah Fry is a mathematician, broadcaster and Professor for the Public Understanding of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, known worldwide for making complex ideas feel simple, human and entertaining.
She hosts The Future with Hannah Fry for Bloomberg, which won a 2025 Emmy Award for its episode on quantum computing, and co-hosts The Rest Is Science podcast with Michael Stevens, which drew nearly 2 million listeners in its first week. Her book Hello World: How to Be Human in the Age of the Machine won the 2020 Asimov Prize.
Hannah studies the patterns in human behaviour, and shows organisations what data, algorithms and AI really mean for the decisions they're making. From The Secret Genius of Modern Life to AI Confidential, her 2026 BBC Two series on what AI is already doing to real people's lives, she turns the technologies reshaping business into stories any audience can follow.
Audiences leave with a clearer grasp of how AI and data actually work, a sharper eye for the numbers behind everyday decisions, and the confidence to ask better questions of the technology they're using.
For events that need complex ideas to land with wit and warmth, Hannah delivers every time.
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An insightful and entertaining exploration of the hidden mathematical patterns shaping our world. From shopping habits to urban crime, from pandemics to AI, Hannah unpacks how numbers influence our daily lives and the future of society. A celebrated mathematician, best-selling author, and award-winning presenter, she brings deep expertise and infectious curiosity. Attendees will leave with a fresh perspective on how data and technology shape the world, and their place in it.
A Cambridge professor, Emmy-winning broadcaster and bestselling author, Hannah sits right at the centre of the public conversation on AI and data. She's got the academic depth to be genuinely authoritative and the broadcast polish to make it land, whether she's in front of a boardroom or a conference hall.
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