
Every day, we read something new about Artificial Intelligence - it'll take our jobs, it'll teach our kids, it knows more about us than we do ourselves... but how much of that is hype, and how much is, or will be reality? Part of our problem with AI is that it feels impenetrable and mysterious, especially when even those building it aren't entirely sure how it works. In a new series, Aleks Krotosk... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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If the risks we hear about AI are real, why aren't the companies building it being stopped? Aleks Krotoski and Kevin Fong investigate the power and influence amassed by a handful of frontier AI firms and ask whether existing laws and institutions are... more
With headlines full of apocalyptic predictions about AI, Aleks Krotoski and Kevin Fong ask: is this just more hype, or do these technologies pose genuine risks now and in the future?
Ever since a researcher at AI lab Anthropic went public with conce... more
While the United States and China dominate the global AI race, the UK sits in a distant but still significant third place, boasting the most developed AI ecosystem in Europe. The question is: how can middle powers such as the UK assert their technolo... more
Artificial intelligence is changing many aspects of our lives, but some of its most exciting possibilities are happening in the world of science. There have been lots of headlines about how artificial intelligence could transform this area, including... more
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Great show. I work in AI research, and I’m learning something new in every episode.
I’m going to reach out and ask if you can help me out
I am in in mid 60s and have rare eye disease I am going partial blind I n both eyes it time to find out how to stay independent as I never go in care home
Help me please figure out how to function day to day life and be independent
I live on the uk
Expert opinions and conversational unpicking of information is what Alex and Kevin do so well. I particularly enjoyed this episode’s closing comment that our digital devices treat us as tamagotchis !
It’s a shame these charming and intelligent hosts keep conflating overrated autocomplete (LLMs) and actual ‘artificial intelligence’, and discussing them as if they have the same impact and importance. (It’s not clear the hosts know the difference either.) The show is a real missed opportunity to explain that to listeners. The environmental impact of LLMs doesn’t seem to factor into Aleks and Kevin’s enthusiastic promotion of this dubious sludge generator either, even though it’s a major reason ... more
This is welcome, fresh, accessible and important. There is a risk however that ‘AI’ replaces ‘Digital’ which would be an unfortunate win for Sales and Marketing (ban them!) and confuse the digital space wrongly. Please also keep The Digital Human as well. Of course, everything from Aleks Krotoski is necessary listening. Thank you always for waking me up!
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The show consistently explores practical and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence, often anchoring conversations in real-world domains like robotics, education, sports analytics, and governance. Episodes frequently pair practitioners (engineers, educators, policymakers) with researchers to uncover data issues, governance gaps, and human-centric design, while probing hype versus reality in AI capabilities. A standout pattern is the emphasis on human-in-the-loop approaches, thoughtful regulation, and the social implications of AI adoption, including fairness, literacy, and accountability. This mix makes it valuable for listeners who want accessible explanations paired with critical, policy-relevant discussion and a willingness to cha... more
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