Marcus du Sautoy works at the intersection of mathematics, artificial intelligence and human creativity. His work focuses on how patterns, prediction and intelligent systems reshape the way organisations think, innovate and make decisions, with particular attention to what remains uniquely human in an age increasingly influenced by machines.

As Professor for the Public Understanding of Science at the University of Oxford, Marcus explores how AI is transforming creativity, problem-solving and strategic thinking across business and society. His perspective combines scientific rigour with accessibility, helping leadership audiences move beyond AI hype towards a deeper understanding of uncertainty, complexity and technological acceleration.

Drawing on his work as a bestselling author and broadcaster, Marcus challenges organisations to rethink innovation, judgement and competitive advantage in a world where machines are increasingly capable of prediction, analysis and creative output.