
The 21st Century began with the rise of the Internet and social media. The next decade will mark the rise of the Intelligent Machines. AI will inhabit all our devices from cars and appliances to smart phones and robots. The Intelligent Machines podcast explores the most exciting revolution humanity has ever seen, filled with promise and peril. More than ever we need to understand what these new de... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 206 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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AI is upending the movie business, from Amazon's new AI Creators Fund to contract battles that just gave synthetic actors the green light in Hollywood. This episode dives into the real-world impact of generative tools on jobs, creativity, and who get... more
Photographer Rick Sammon shows how AI is transforming creative work and what happens when the Pope issues a sweeping 42,000-word encyclical on artificial intelligence and invites tech skeptics and true believers to weigh in?
• The Pope's AI encyclic... more
Dashlane's CTO pulls back the curtain on how password managers are actually using AI, why it's more complicated than hype suggests, and what the rise of AI-powered code review means for the next wave of digital security.
• Nvidia Rides Blistering Ch... more
British tech journalist Chris Stokel-Walker reveals his hands-on approach to filtering the world's information overload with AI, from building custom news-gathering bots to teaching reporters where the human touch still matters. Find out how next-gen... more
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I love TWiT and have a lot of respect for Leo. I still enjoy MacBreak Weekly and Intelligent Machines, but Paris can be a “bit” much and often cuts people off. Her audio also feels too loud. Jeff’s Google bias is pretty obvious. Still worth listening as long as Leo is around.
The history that Leo and Jeff bring adjoined with Paris' fresh look, make this a can't miss weekly podcast. And Benito is always adding excellent input. 💯
I'm sorry to say I found guy unlistenable. First time I can think of since tech tv days. Only audio/listened, so maybe watching wouldn't be so awful
An insufferable boomer, known for his philandering and immorality, clinging to AI for speck of relevance in a world left behind joined by 2 liberals who love to lecture the world on their own personal superiority. What’s not to love?
A show for enthusiasts that value and enjoy the online world. A touch of entertainment, some recent news and interesting guests. Mostly non political and a chance to hear the 3 hosts and a random guest talk about the future of the online sphere. Never rigid in structure, a lot of sidetracked talks about food, radioactive shrimp, missing walls, walks on the beach, D&D, sandwiches, morale panics, and whatever rabbit hole for the week arises… topics ever flowing much like a winding pathway through ... more
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Across episodes, the show often centers AI's practical impact on security, journalism, software development, and consumer tech, with live interviews and panel discussions that unpack on-device AI, data privacy, and governance. Recurring themes include critiques of cloud-centric models, debates over AI ethics and safety, and how real-world workflows—sourcing, editing, product development, and crisis comms—are transformed by AI tools. A notable strength is the mix of sharp interviews with leading practitioners (founders, journalists, researchers) and accessible hosts who ground high-tech concepts in everyday use, policy debates, and culture. The format often threads technical depth with lively banter, making it valuable for listeners who want... more
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Recent guests on Intelligent Machines include:
1. Robert Tercek
2. Rick Sammon
3. Frederic Rivain
4. Chris Stokel-Walker
5. Troy Hunt
6. Nirav Patel
7. Ian Bogost
8. Craig Mod
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