From CISO panels and policy debates at Mansion House to crypto podcasts and his own shows, JB makes deep cryptography and the future of trust legible to any room. Available for podcasts, keynotes, panels and expert commentary.
Why lattice-based crypto matters before quantum computers break what we rely on.
The Online Safety Act, client-side scanning, and the real cost of breaking encryption.
Holoportation, point-cloud capture and what genuine digital presence requires.
Representational bias, misinformation at scale, and building technology responsibly.
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The best question of the session, asked as time ran out: sovereignty, jurisdiction and what encryption is really worth when the key-holder answers to another country's law.
Why some people get enormous value from AI and others get none: it multiplies the skill you already have. How it took his output from a 5-person team to a 50-person one.
On agents, governance and accountability: responsibility for what an agent does sits with the people who built and released it.
What is shipping next: a new Material Design UI and stronger encryption for Vox, plus a volumetric codec built for low-bandwidth 3D vision on drones and phones. And a word on UK support for home-grown privacy tech.
An AI's answer to the question, read aloud: on being built from human knowledge, and a warning against swapping human connection for a machine.
A technologist from the Midlands puts Chaplin's 1940 monologue to an AI, and asks what a machine can honestly say back.
Acoustic devices, active denial, microwave and EMP: what these systems do, and the practical defences, from layered hearing protection to a Faraday cage.
On the sonic and electromagnetic weapons reported in use at the start of 2026, and what individuals can realistically do about them.
The identity crisis deepfakes are creating, and the answer: one platform for messaging and payments, with Spatial ID to prove a person is real.
Post-quantum cryptography, homomorphic encryption and a decentralised design: how to make private messaging a mathematical guarantee rather than a promise.
You hit send and trust it is for their eyes only. A walk through where WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram fall short, and the research that points to a fix.
Family, legacy and the digital threads of our era, through a founder's eyes.
An hour on CollabTalk about how technology is reshaping society, and the challenges and opportunities that come with it.
A walkthrough of post-quantum messaging and why lattice cryptography matters.
What post-quantum encryption changes for data privacy, from someone shipping it.
What 'secure' actually means, and why most messengers don't clear the bar.
An illustrious career across cryptography, metaverse and Web3.
Vox, Vox Crypto and the Angel Eyes robotics project, with Matthew Connor.
Launching the regulated Vox Crypto wallet and the Web3 privacy thesis.
Live roundtable on exchange security and the scale of modern attacks.
Why your data is worth more than gold this century, how it gets exploited, and how to protect it.
Founder JB joins Brandon Zemp to uncover Vox Messenger and Vox Crypto.
Monday Musings: compressing volumetric video with neural networks, and what it means for 3D capture and streaming.
Why the Oak-D range of depth sensors is such a useful tool for high-resolution 3D capture.
Reconstructing 3D objects from a phone camera, and where volumetric streaming and computer vision are heading.
Neural Volumes and dynamic scene reconstruction, and the rest of the week in volumetrics.
New object-detection work, volumetric technology and 3D streaming, in two minutes.
The full interview, with JB as technical director: captured volumetrically with EF EVE and Intel RealSense depth sensors.
A one-minute cut of the volumetrically captured interview series JB technical-directed.
Gathering threat intelligence from the dark web before an attack lands.
A long-form conversation on building security products and the lessons learned the hard way.
Hosted by JB 'Cypher' Benjamin with co-host _MetaMu_: LilDAOS, communications in investments, and DAO governance.
The first episode: Noble Savagez, the Terra/Luna collapse, the ethics of running a project, and tokenomics.
A community recording of the Orange Comet AMA on The Walking Dead game and its roadmap.
A CISO panel on managing machine and human identity as the new security perimeter.
A guest rant on why data privacy matters to everyone, and how to get clued up.
When JB isn't a guest, he's behind the mic.
Off the clock: voice-over, reviews, a poem, and two short films from 2002.
A short Walking Dead poem, written and narrated late one stormy night for the Orange Comet community.
A one-minute ad for the Degen Walkers, recorded by JB.
Eleven seconds of Darkseid, in tribute to the actor who brought him to life.
A spoken essay on which comics publisher was actually embracing diversity, and which was only gesturing at it.
Written and spoken review of the Marvel sequel. Verdict: 6/10.
From the archive: a twelve-minute short made for the BTEC National Diploma in Media Production, years before the code.
From the archive: a second short film from the same BTEC Media Production course.
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