From the producers of The World as You’ll Know It, a new series about the perils and promise of artificial intelligence with cognitive scientist, Gary Marcus. For all the progress in artificial intelligence over the last 70 years — computers can now beat people at chess and Go, detect fraud, give driving instructions and write like Shakespeare — we still don’t know how to build AI we can trust. Th... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Category | Technology |
This week Human vs. Machines is sharing an episode of Click Here, a podcast about the people and ideas shaping our digital world. more
In our final episode, Host Gary Marcus shares his hopes for and fears about an AI-driven future. On the one hand, AI could accelerate solutions to some of society’s most difficult problems; on the other, it could deepen existing problems and create n... more
Some people use chatbots for therapy. Others have fallen in love with them. And some people argue that AI systems have become sentient and are entitled to certain rights. In this episode, Gary Marcus explores our relationship with AI technology — ho... more
The emergence of generative AI threatens to automate millions of jobs, potentially ushering in a new and unprecedented wave of job displacement. In the past, newly created jobs replaced those lost. Will that happen this time? To discuss this, Gary Ma... more
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Have only just started listening to this series but plan to go back and listen to some of the episodes I missed. Just heard this series is coming to an end, which is a pity.
The always excellent Gary Marcus guides you through the key issues in artificial intelligence. Insightful and entertaining.
The host does an excellent job of extracting the most relevant information in a layman’s terms. more
Gary Marcus is doing a great job of cutting through the hype and asking under-explored questions about AI. The show is professionally produced and enjoyable. Looking forward to more…
In the self driving car episode I missed a comparison with how many accidents are caused by human drivers in different situation. more
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