AI & Tech TV Presenter, Host of ‘The Gadget Show’, Host of YouTube Live Stream ‘Way of the Exploding Show’,  Judge on BAFTA’s Panel for the Video Games Awards & Author of ‘Dot.Robot’

Jason Bradbury is an instantly recognisable face from UK television. He does tech like nobody else and that’s partly because, twenty years ago he burst onto our TV screens as one of the main presenters of Ch5’s brand new tech show, The Gadget Show. Jason has always had a fascination for science and technology and he’s been described as a TV Technologist.

Building gadgets is one of Jason’s hobbies; he made a HUD for a car, turned a glove into a telephone and even designed and built a working hovercraft. During his time on the show, Jason managed to break several World records, which saw him listed in the Guinness Book.

Jason Bradbury currently streams a live show on YouTube called Way of the Exploding Show. There are over thirty episodes currently available to watch. Click the link. He can also be heard regularly on BBC Radio2 and Radio 5 Live. He is also a prolific poster on social media. His X (Twitter) account alone has a quarter of a million followers.

Gaming:
Currently, Jason Bradbury sits as a judge on BAFTA’s panel for the Video Games Awards. He was also a judge for a number of years at the Innovation Awards run by The Guardian newspaper.

If your interest is AI and the very latest in technological advances, Jason Bradbury is happy to share his perspective and vision. He has his finger on how business’ and industry stand up to each other in these rapidly changing, digital times.

Jason offers two talks on technology and Artificial Intelligence. The Thousand Year Decade covers how it all started, what’s next and who or what will see the biggest changes. The A.I. Decade Jason took an MIT course on A.I. in Business Technologies. He covers the impact AI has on peoples work and business and also the ethics surrounding it.

Film:
Ctrl A.i. Delete is an independent film, cowritten and produced by Jason. The plot centres around a group of friends who attend a retro games fair (think Atari, Sega, Nintendo and Sinclair). Suddenly the planet’s most super AI intelligence goes haywire and it’s up to our band of retro gamers to combat the threat. It’s a comedy and a hacker movie with an 80’s feel but set in the present day.

Books:
In 2009 Jason published the first in a series of three of his Dot.Robot books.

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