
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 | 217 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Veteran software engineer Dan O'Dowd argues that our power grid's outdated, insecure code puts millions at risk, detailing why regulators, industry giants, and Silicon Valley's "move fast and break things" attitude have left critical infrastructure v... more
Can a single journalist armed with $30 in AI tools outpace traditional newsrooms and reinvent local reporting? This episode spotlights the DIY ingenuity shaking up journalism from the ground up.
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Meet the insider who wrote the App Store's rules and now battles AI's wildest frontier: protecting identities from deepfake abuse and digital piracy. Discover why the fight for online authenticity just got a whole lot messier.
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Business Insider founder Henry Blodget unpacks why the era of news aggregation is finished and why journalists must adapt fast as AI redefines both reporting and analysis. If you care about the future of information, you'll want to hear this.
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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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A tech-forward discussion series focused on AI, governance, and the societal impact of intelligent machines. Episodes frequently explore open-weight models, open-source software, digital identity, security, journalism in the AI era, and the economics of AI for businesses. The tone blends expert analysis with practical insights for organizations evaluating AI adoption, governance, and policy implications, often featuring high-profile guests from tech, media, and law. A notable strength is the hosting trio's ability to pull in deep subject-matter guests and translate complex topics into actionable guidance for publishers, developers, and enterprise teams. Listeners can expect timely debates about regulation, open modeling, safety, and the evo... more
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Recent guests on Intelligent Machines include:
1. Dan O'Dowd
2. Nicholas De Leon
3. Phillip Shoemaker
4. Henry Blodgett
5. Nate B. Jones
6. Raffi Krikorian
7. Ian Bogost
8. Chris Potts
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