MirrorMe AI Featured on BBC Politics East Programme Exploring the Future of AI
MirrorMe AI has been highlighted in a recent BBC Politics East feature exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping business and communication in Milton Keynes and beyond. The programme showcased how the MirrorMe AI team is helping UK exporters connect with global audiences using AI video technology and multilingual digital twins.
In the Politics East segment, Managing Director John (JP) Allard demonstrated how MirrorMe AI’s digital avatars can present video content in more than 175 languages, enabling organisations to talk directly to customers and stakeholders worldwide. This AI-driven approach allows exporters to localise their sales, support, and training messages without the traditional time and cost barriers of travel, events, or building overseas distribution networks.
The BBC programme also featured MirrorMe AI’s Director for AI Transformation, Damian Smyth, who emphasised the importance of putting people at the centre of AI adoption. He highlighted how AI tools, when thoughtfully implemented, can remove barriers of language, geography, and confidence, making work more accessible and intuitive rather than overwhelming.
From our base at 100 Avebury Boulevard in Milton Keynes, we are scaling up operations and recruiting agents across the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, and Dubai. By turning client scripts into creative agency–quality videos using AI, we help businesses open new markets, nurture leads, and support customers at a fraction of traditional marketing and trade-show costs.
JP Allard, Founder and Managing Director of TVNF commented:
"I want to thank the BBC reporter Ben Scofield and the BBC’s Politics East team for doing us justice by giving me a chance to explain, against the background of so much fear-mongering about AI, that it can be both a creative force and boost the fortunes of companies, and create entirely new, amazing business opportunities and careers for those who can embrace the change.”
