Mark Little is an entrepreneur and journalist working to understand the impact of technology on media and democracy. His new book, The Last Good Day on the Internet, explores hope and humanity in the age of superhuman technology. Mark was the co-founder of Kinzen, which used AI and human analysis to detect online harms, and the founder of Storyful, the world's first social news agency. Mark has worked on trust and safety issues at Spotify, and developed media partnerships for Twitter. He is a former TV presenter and foreign correspondent for RTE, and was a member of the Future of Media Commission, tasked with mapping the future of public media in Ireland.

Thomas Copeland is a journalist with BBC Verify, where he covers artificial intelligence, open-source intelligence and disinformation. Before joining BBC News, Thomas studied as a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia Journalism School in New York City and then worked as a radio reporter in Alaska. His journalism career began in television production, working on politics programmes for the BBC in Northern Ireland and as a broadcast journalist for Sky News.