In this episode of AI for Equity, Jenny Garrett and Leah Garrett chat with Dr Pauldy Otermans about how AI is helping to close global gaps in education and employment. They explore how tech like Edge AI can boost learning in places with limited internet access, and how personalised learning powered by AI can build real employability skills — no matter where you are.

Dr Otermans also breaks down why AI literacy matters, how we can reduce bias in AI systems, and what developers and organisations can do to make sure AI is genuinely human-focused. From data privacy to workplace inclusion and the skills we’ll all need in the future, it’s a lively and practical discussion about how to make AI work for everyone.

If you're into education, tech, policy — or just curious about how AI is changing the world — this one’s for you.

Contact Pauldy below:

Otermans Institute:

Website: https://www.portfolio.oiedu.co.uk/

Our campaign in Kenya: https://www.portfolio.oiedu.co.uk/oi-lead-campaign

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oiedu/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oiedu19/

X: https://twitter.com/Otermans_Edu

TeddyAI:Website:https://www.teddyai.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teddyai_official/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@teddyai_official

Keywords: AI, equity, global talent development, personalised learning, employability, Edge AI, data privacy, AI bias, AI literacy, neurodiversity, future of work.