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    Explore " cdm" with insightful episodes like "Safety professionals - are you ok? The Rebranding Safety Show", "Is economic growth written in blood? - The Rebranding Safety Show", "Can AI transform markets & create real business growth across all global markets?", "L'After Rugby du 21 septembre - Large victoire du XV de France face à la Namibie, coup dur pour Dupont" and "L'After Rugby du 21 septembre - Large victoire du XV de France face à la Namibie, coup dur pour Dupont" from podcasts like ""Rebranding Safety", "Rebranding Safety", "ScreamingBox Technology & Business Rundown", "Intégrale CDM rugby" and "Intégrale Coupe du monde de rugby"" and more!

    Episodes (25)

    Safety professionals - are you ok? The Rebranding Safety Show

    Safety professionals - are you ok? The Rebranding Safety Show
    Disclaimer - Profanity used throughout this video The survey results are in...... Thanks to everyone that completed our "Safety Professional - are you ok?" survey. The results were thought provoking, and in light of Blue Monday just passed (15th Jan) we share some of our thoughts here. We discuss the state of mental health surrounding the safety profession, how our sleep is affected, the challenges that exist relative to workload, loneliness and isolation, uncertainty, and prioritising our own ambitions. We give our thought on the notion that "good is expected", as well as the importance and power of networks, communities and peer to peer support, along with challenges between individual occupational groups and industry wide sharing. We'd also love you hear your thoughts - do you think it would be valuable to know more about actual issues and events as and when they're happening to trigger discussions on H&S topics, and how the consultant network can come together on this for the greater good of the profession?

    Is economic growth written in blood? - The Rebranding Safety Show

    Is economic growth written in blood? - The Rebranding Safety Show
    Disclaimer - Profanity used throughout this podcast. As safety professionals, we find it abhorrent that a person can lose their life at work, but as a society, do we accept that it’s OK for a person to die at work in the name of progress - either economically, socially, technologically? We give our thoughts on this harrowing subject, citing figures from the ILO and HSE reports. We discuss modern slavery, forever chemicals, as well as the issues surrounding SSIP schemes. And, as a profession, who is advocating for us when it comes to the larger, societal safety issues and the significant long term chronic health impacts from things that safety teams/consultants aren't able to look at on a daily basis? What do we want to see from our professional bodies to ensure changes are made to ensure that the economic growth of our countries, and the world, isn't written in blood or the cognitive and behavioural impairment of generations yet to come?

    Can AI transform markets & create real business growth across all global markets?

    Can AI transform markets & create real business growth across all global markets?

    Is Artificial Intelligence (or AI) going to take over the World! Are Humans becoming redundant? What will AI do to financial marketplaces? How will you be able to use AI to dominate global markets?

    For this podcast, Dave Erickson and Botond Seres are going to try to peer into the looking glass to our future with AI, by talking with Noah Healy - CEO of Coordisk.

    Early in Noah’s career, he used computational mathematics and software development capabilities to develop automations that boosted internal productivity, drove client efficiencies and improved regulatory compliance.

    Most recently he founded Coordisc and developed Coordinated Discovery Markets (also known as CDM), a technology product that has the potential to completely reorder the global financial system.

    CDM establishes a better exchange market for commodities by conducting all trades at market-clearing prices with radically improved price discovery, lower total cost of transactions and the elimination of hedging needs.

    Today, we are going to delve into AI and the future of marketplaces, and try to figure out if AI can help us make a better world… that will hopefully still include Humans in it.

    Chapter Index:
    00:03 - AI's impact on global marketplaces with industry expert Noah Healy.
    02:54 - What are Coordinated Discovery Markets (CDM)?
    06:44 - A new market mechanism to pre-negotiate prices.
    09:03 - What will it take to implement CDM's?
    10:12 - Difference between futures market and CDM?
    15:05 - Using AI to predict market prices.
    20:29 - Market manipulation and price discovery in a decentralized         marketplace.
    24:30 - How will markets self-correct?
    27:08 - AI's potential dangers and benefits.
    30:20 - AI's impact on communication and financial markets.
    40:09 - AI, signal, noise, and their impact on society.
    47:21 - AI decision-making and strategic situations.
    51:08 - The prisoner's dilemma and CDM AI
    54:52 - Outro

    If you have questions for our Podcast Hosts or Guest, you can reach them here:

    Dave Erickson = https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveerickson1/

    Botond Seres = https://www.linkedin.com/in/botondseres/

    GUEST: Noah Healy = https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-healy/

    Noah has launched a podcast with Marty Weiner, former Reddit CTO and founding engineer at Pintrest. It is called "The 4th Age - The AI Revolution" on Spotify = https://open.spotify.com/show/6vrhhaa8vkb7Ddaw7ZsrNu

    To catch up with all our Podcasts, please go to = https://podcast.screamingbox.com/ 

    Additional Info - From Noah’s Bio:

    When I look at the common thread that runs through all of my professional experiences, it is clear that I love to combine mathematics with technology to produce game-changing solutions. My inspiration came from my formal education, work experience and the breakthrough innovations developed by Alan Turing (and Frege and Church before him). Turing imagined machines with amazing computational power and ultimately brought them to life. His innovations tipped the scales of WWII and set the stage for the information revolution – of which I am an active part.

    Early in my career, I used computational mathematics and software development capabilities to develop automations that boosted internal productivity, drove client efficiencies and improved regulatory compliance. Most recently I founded Coordisc and developed CDM, a technology product that has the potential to completely reorder the global financial system. CDM establishes a better exchange market for commodities by conducting all trades at market-clearing prices with radically improved price discovery, lower total cost of transactions and the elimination hedging needs. Only a fraction of current tradeflow can get this product off the ground and prove its power. From there, CDM can be scaled rapidly.

    It is not lost on me that I have an enormous responsibility to produce algorithmic technology products that drive results, but also protect ethics and morality. One does not need to look beyond recent financial crises or their Facebook feeds to see that our rush for more powerful technology has eroded our civic, political, cultural and societal systems. I view myself as an “algorithmist with a conscience” and use tools such as game theory to design products ethically. 

    Founded a company that developed the Coordinated Discovery Market (price discovery achieve via a coordination game), a technology product that established a better exchange market for commodities by conducting all trades at market-clearing prices with radically improved price discovery, lower total cost of transactions and the elimination hedging needs. Developed/verified the system via discovering a method for pricing transaction costs and creating a disruptive commodity marketplace. Collaborated with academics and financial leaders to promote the system and devise an effective go-to-market strategy.

    Rebranding Safety - Diary Episode 3

    Rebranding Safety - Diary Episode 3
    A little update on what work we've been doing over the last few months. Risk Fluent have been doing a lot of transformational work with Safety Teams recently so I touch on that, my thoughts on the LinkedIn space right now, changes to the fire regulations and how that seems to be affecting demand, the challenges with Professional Indemnity insurance within the fire industry, influencer marketing and what safety work we should actually be doing. Enjoy.

    Rebranding Safety with Tom Geraghty - Psychological Safety in practise

    Rebranding Safety with Tom Geraghty - Psychological Safety in practise
    Tom Geraghty is back with us this week hosting his second episode, continuing with our series on psychological safety. We discuss what we think psychological safety looks like in reality, taking the the academia and seeing how it translates within our businesses and our lives. We talk about the importance of motivation and clarity, the power and privilege surrounding it, human error, the knock on effects of banter, and tonnes more. Thanks so much again to Tom for another amazing and insightful conversation. Enjoy.

    Rebranding Safety with Steve Harris - Bringing risk management practises into the world of safety

    Rebranding Safety with Steve Harris - Bringing risk management practises into the world of safety
    Thank you so much to Steve for joining us on the pod this week after we reflected on the article he’d written for Sentinel on another episode a few weeks back. His article "Organisational Risk: Predicting the unpredictable" for IIRSM’s Sentinel Magazine was really refreshing to me. And now he’s here with us in the flesh! Steve has an extensive background in economics, security, nuclear, risk, the list goes on, he’s a very well-respected professional in our industry. We discuss the safety profession in general and it’s perception, mature risk management, zero harm, the sharing of information, big corporations vs SMEs, the nature of trade associations, and loads more. Thanks again Steve. Absolutely cracking chat. Enjoy.

    Rebranding Safety with Tom Geraghty - What is Psychological Safety?

    Rebranding Safety with Tom Geraghty - What is Psychological Safety?
    It's new Quarterly Co-Host time! So excited to have Tom with us for 3 cracking episodes all about psychological safety. Tom and his team at Psychsafety help organisations to be become more innovative, resilient and successful through their consulting, training and workshops. In this first episode, we dive into the basics - what is psychological safety? We chat about its origins, some big names within the field and examples of where things have gone wrong due to a lack of psychological safety. So get a cuppa and get stuck in, can't wait to bring you the rest of this series. Enjoy.

    Rebranding Safety - Fire Safety (England) Regulations with Matt Hodges-Long

    Rebranding Safety - Fire Safety (England) Regulations with Matt Hodges-Long
    So grateful to Matt for joining us again on the pod this week. A prominent voice in fire safety, Matt gives us an insight into how and why he got into campaigning, recommendations from the Grenfell enquiry, how the government have managed the situation and a breakdown of those all important changes to the regulations with some key milestones for 2023. We also discuss the importance of having a management process in place to make sure building owners/managers know exactly what’s required so that everything is kept up to date. There are some resources listed below. These sites really are the best for breaking down this stuff so please do use those and get in touch if you need help. Enjoy…

    Rebranding Safety with Peter Jenkins - CoHost for Q4! Episode 1

    Rebranding Safety with Peter Jenkins - CoHost for Q4! Episode 1
    So excited to bring you the first of three amazing episodes with our new quarterly cohost - Peter Jenkins, Group H&S Manager at Dalziel. Peter introduces the running theme perfectly in this episode, but ultimately we're taking a massive dive into the concept of BRAND - your personal brand, the brand of your programmes or projects, and the brand of the safety profession. In this episode on personal brand, we ask the big questions like; who are you? Who am I to you? Why it's important, and so much more. Thanks, Peter, for being our cohost. Enjoy.

    Coupe du monde au Qatar : faut-il boycotter l'évènement ?

    Coupe du monde au Qatar : faut-il boycotter l'évènement ?

    Dans ce nouvel épisode du Titre à la une, retour sur l’attribution de la Coupe du monde de football au Qatar. Une attribution polémique, sur fond de soupçons de corruption, de scandales humanitaires et écologiques. De plus en plus de villes annoncent qu'elles vont boycotter l'évènement, et ne veulent pas cautionner ce qui se passe là-bas.

    Invité du titre à la Une : Thibaud Leplat, philosophe et consultant RMC sport

     

    Rebranding Safety with Michael Cournane - New View in application

    Rebranding Safety with Michael Cournane - New View in application
    Thanks to Michael for joining us on the pod for a second time. In another episode where we view how theory has been put into practice, Michael takes us through his experience of practically applying 'new view' theories within the utilities and energy sector and navigating a complex and fast-paced industry with complex regulations. We discuss Safety Differently and Safety II, learning teams, the role of the HSE professional, clutter and the intent of a safety system. Enjoy.

    Rebranding Safety REACTS - Episode 4 - News story reactions

    Rebranding Safety REACTS - Episode 4 - News story reactions
    James gives his thoughts on two recent news stories: "1 in 4 unsafe London buildings have non-cladding related fire safety issues" and "Starbucks to Close Stores over Safety Concerns". This chat touches on many things including; safety being a branding game, the absence of accidents and the presence of safety, and is stay-put safe? Naturally, this turns into a bit of a rant..... Side note - definitely meant 1099 and not 199 ;)

    Rebranding Safety with Sonny White - The journey to publishing industry guidance on "Fire alarm considerations for people with sensory sensitivities".

    Rebranding Safety with Sonny White - The journey to publishing industry guidance on "Fire alarm considerations for people with sensory sensitivities".
    So glad to finally publish this episode with Sonny. We had a few technical issues the first time we recorded but we went in for round 2, talking all about his amazing journey to publishing the industry guidance alongside a team of other experts. We discuss why there was a need for a new piece of guidance, the anxieties and challenges around fire alarms and the distress they can cause, and the suitability of alarm systems for the buildings in which they are fitted. So excited to see what the future holds for Sonny, and so grateful to him for joining us on the pod. Enjoy.

    Coordinated Discovery Markets "CDM" with Noah Healy

    Coordinated Discovery Markets "CDM" with Noah Healy

    Welcome to a new episode of THE B. Podcast; in this episode, Ben Esmael is talking technology with his guest Noah Healy. By watching the interview, 

    you'll learn more about:

    • The role of mathematics, data scientist, and technology 
    • What is the problem of our world? Is it a broken system or a bad technology? 
    • Digital currencies are not solving the right problem 
    • What is happening to UST? The crash isn't the first lie 
    • Privacy and social scorecard, reciprocity is the problem! 
    • CDM, a new invention, the impact is massive! 
    • Have we learned the lesson? 
    • Technology can be nasty!
    • NFT is mostly a Ponzi scheme; the technology has potential but is not without limitations. 

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    You can reach out to Noah on his LinkedIn profile

    Check out Ben's website

    If you'd like to be a guest or have Ben as a guest, reach out 

    Episode 74 - Elisandro Mendes

    Episode 74 - Elisandro Mendes

    Elisandro Mendes is an entrepreneur who made Mozambique his home away from home. With an emotional intelligence above par, he brought his dream to fruition and created a community where gentlemen come together and build positive social networks. His childhood and teenage years start in Lisbon after leaving Guinea-Bissau at a very young age. His heart ultimately brought him to Mozambique, where a brief passage in the clothing and footwear trade gave him the confidence to take the leap that inevitably changed his life. 

    In this episode, he shared his values of camaraderie learned throughout his passage as a professional handball player and many other life-enriching experiences.

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    Episode #39 The Burmese Cowboy

    Episode #39 The Burmese Cowboy

    A young woman shot in the streets, a general's son dropping money from a balcony, and one persecuted Burmese sailor. I sit down with The Burmese Cowboy to get the real scoop on what's going down in Myanmar. It is a crazy situation that is hard for most people in the West to wrap our minds around. He was once persecuted by a military dictatorship and has valuable insight to the current struggles in Myanmar. 

    If you have questions for The Burmese Cowboy, email them to theshipslogpodcast@gmail.com

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