I talk with the smartest people I can find working or researching anywhere near the intersection of emerging technologies and their ethical impacts. From AI to social media to quantum computers and blockchain. From hallucinating chatbots to AI judges to who gets control over decentralized applications. If it’s coming down the tech pipeline (or it’s here already), we’ll pick it apart, figure out it... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
There’s good reason to think AI doesn’t understand anything. It’s just moving around words according to mathematical rules, predicting the words that come next. But in this episode, philosopher Alex Grzankowski argues that AI may not understand what ... more
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We’re told that algorithms on social media are manipulating us. But is that true? What is manipulation? Can an AI really do it? And is it necessarily a bad thing? These questions and more with philosopher Michael Klenk. more
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This podcast explains complicated technological concepts in a way that is simultaneously accessible to non-technical people but still interesting for people in the technology space. It manages to cover niche topics as well as provide a unique perspective on more mainstream conversations. Overall, always an enlightening listen!
Blackman is great at taking seemingly complex issues and making them easy to understand.
Blackman brings a complex issue down to earth and allows anyone to enter the conversation.
Every day, artificial intelligence grows in relevance as well as complexity. Reid is the first person to break it down to a level where I can understand it. Thanks!
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