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Paul Noon is a former British diplomat and professor at Coventry University. He writes for business leaders about practical artificial intelligence and digital strategy. Paul runs the YouTube channel @TheProfessor-AI and advises UK firms on AI adoption and skills development. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-noon-43119810/
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Mar 1, 2026 ∙ 5 min
AI Governance for SMEs: Fix the Risk Before It Finds You
Most SMEs are already using AI. Very few can prove they are governing it properly. That gap is now a commercial risk. Introduction: The Governance Illusion If you run an SME in 2026, AI is already embedded in your operations. It may not feel dramatic. A recruitment platform screens CVs. A chatbot handles first-line customer queries. Marketing uses generative tools to draft copy. Finance experiments with forecasting models. Incremental. Practical. Efficient. But here is the uncomfortable...
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Feb 20, 2026 ∙ 2 min
The Ultimate Guide to Growing Your YouTube Channel: Insights from the vidIQ Experts
Building a YouTube channel in 2026 isn't about guessing what might work; it’s about using the right data to make sure it does. At theprofessor.info , we’re all about working smarter, and there is no better partner for that than vidIQ . If you’ve been struggling to move the needle on your subscriber base or watch hours, here is a guide to mastering the platform using the very tools we use here at @theprofessor-ai . 1. Finding Your Winning YouTube Niche The biggest mistake most creators make is...
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Jan 31, 2026 ∙ 4 min
The Digital Pandemic: Are We Ready for the Unfettered Rise of Autonomous AI !!Clawdbot!!?
A silence precedes a storm. In the digital world, a similar quiet has been broken by the sudden emergence of new forms of artificial intelligence. Two names, in particular: Clawdbot and Moltbook . Their rapid, uncoordinated proliferation feels less like a technological breakthrough and more like the beginning of a digital pandemic. This is not about a virus in the biological sense, but the untrammelled, viral spread of autonomous systems that are organising themselves in ways we are only...
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