Fran Scott
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277 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 20 May
Fran Scott’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Could you talk me through those a little bit, please?
Do you think we'll get to widespread level five within your lifetime?
Understood.
So this this whole drive towards autonomy is not about replacing humans, it's about supporting them and aiding them to be more efficient and safer.
Interesting.
So it kind of can play two different roles.
It can either kind of do
the mundane, really process-driven stuff, sort of repetitive tasks, or it can actually take over when our human senses aren't quite capable of what other senses can do, the digital senses.
Understood, understood.
So Peter, something that I'm just trying to get my head around is what makes a process autonomous rather than just
um a a process that is automatic.
So the difference between process automation and autonomy.
So would autonomous operations be possible if it wasn't for Ray?
No, you are totally right, of course.
And it when it comes to that definition of AI as well, you know, everyone's got their own you would think there was this general definition of AI, but it's it's different to different people, which perhaps it shouldn't be.
But what you really touched on there that was quite personal to me is in terms of
making these roles more diverse.
So as a dyslexic, sometimes the written word isn't the best way that people can communicate with me.
And so this spoken instructions, this spoken information actually opens up these job roles to people that it didn't before.
And like you were saying about the crane and things like that, of not actually having to be in the crane for several hours.
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