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Bernard Leong

Booking Overview

A weekly interview show focused on business, technology, media, and global markets, typically featuring senior executives, founders, journalists, policy leaders, and other subject-matter experts, with a strong Asia-Pacific perspective. Credible pitches include technology and AI founders, enterprise transformation leaders, public-policy experts, communications executives, researchers, and entrepreneurs with substantial operating experience or distinctive insights; booking is likely high difficulty because recent guests include CEOs and senior leaders from major technology companies and institutions.

Metrics

Episodes: 536

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 438.0k subscribers

Instagram: 1.8k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

bernardleong@analyse.asia

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Host

Bernard Leong - Bernard Leong hosts and produces a weekly podcast examining business, technology, media, and the forces shaping global markets from Asia and the rest of the world.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high

Typical Credentials:

Senior executives, technology founders, public-policy leaders, journalists, researchers, and entrepreneurs with authoritative expertise in AI, enterprise technology, global markets, communications, or major social and policy issues, particularly those with Asia-Pacific relevance.

Required Achievements:

Founded or led a technology company, Held senior executive responsibility at a major technology organisation, Led significant enterprise, humanitarian, or public-policy initiatives, Conducted influential research or reported extensively on technology and global affairs

Recent Guest Discussions

Ang Li - Computer-use Agents, Artificial General Intelligence, Continual Learning, AI Reliability, And Autonomous Work.

Steve Clayton - Enterprise AI Adoption, Corporate Narrative, Communications Strategy, Networking Infrastructure, Security, Trust, And Quantum Computing.

Nur Hafiza Mutalif - Responsible AI In Humanitarian Work, Disaster Surveillance, Outbreak Prediction, Neutrality, Risk, And Organisational Capability.

Sophie Dionnet - Enterprise AI Value, Governance, Change Management, Agent Orchestration, Domain Expertise, And AI Adoption In Asia-pacific.

Rafael Frankel - Southeast Asia’s Industrial Scam Economy, Technology Policy, Transnational Crime, Ai-enabled Scams, And Cross-sector Enforcement Coalitions.

Recent Topics

Artificial Intelligence, Technology Policy, Entrepreneurship, Business

Episodes

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Simular AI and Computer Use is the Final Frontier in AI with Ang Li

August 20, 2026

Fresh out of the studio, Ang Li, CEO and co-founder of Simular and previously a research scientist at Google DeepMind, joins us to explore why computer use is the last mile to AGI. Ang traces his path from studying catastrophic forgetting and continual learning at DeepMind to founding a company on a single conviction: models break in production because the data distribution never stops moving, and the only place to close that loop is the real world. He explains why the chatbot metaphor mislea...

Attention Is the Scarce Resource, Not Creativity in the Age of AI with Steve Clayton

August 06, 2026

Fresh out of the studio, recorded in Singapore, Steve Clayton, Senior Vice President and Chief Communications Officer at Cisco, joins us to discuss what it takes for AI to scale inside enterprises globally. Steve argues that narrative belongs at the top of the AI pyramid, not the bottom — in an era when models generate more material than any organisation can absorb, the story a company can credibly tell becomes the scarce asset, not the technology itself. He explains why the truth lies in the...

AI Is Not an Efficiency Tool for Humanitarian Causes with Nur Hafiza Mutalif

July 30, 2026

Fresh out of the studio at the Dataiku Summit Singapore 2026, Nur Hafiza Mutalif, Assistant Head of International Affairs at the Singapore Red Cross, joins us to explore why the humanitarian sector distrusts AI, and what her team built once they worked through that scepticism. Coming to this from international law rather than data science, Nur Hafiza explains why the sector's caution is a feature rather than a lag: humanitarian work rests on doing no harm and on neutrality, and any solution m...

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