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Ethical Machines
Reid Blackman
Jared's Technology Podcast Network
Jared Rimer
Reflections
Livewire Labs
The Business of Open Source
Emily Omier
Jeunesse Afri’Tech Podcast
Gisèle Noupa
Podnews Daily - podcast industry news
Podnews LLC
40 nuances de Next
FeuilleBlanche Studio
Ask MIT Climate
MIT Climate Project
Your Undivided Attention
The Center for Humane Technology, Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin
Practical AI
Practical AI LLC
Blueprint: Build the Best in Cyber Defense
SANS Institute
Clean Power Hour
Tim Montague, John Weaver
Concrete Logic
Seth Tandett
Aging Rewired
Senior Planet from AARP
ChatGPT - Sol Good Shorts
Sol Good Network
Chat GPT Questions
Sol Good Network
Chat GPT Universal Wisdom
Sol Good Network
Chat GPT Collective Consciousness
Sol Good Network
Chat GPT Infinite Intelligence
Sol Good Network
Old Time Radio Horatio Hornblower
C.S. Forester
Horatio Hornblower Daily
C.S. Forester
All Content Archives - Software Engineering Daily
All Content Archives - Software Engineering Daily
The Quark Side - Quantum Physics Podcast
Synthetic Universe
Anthropic Pentagon Watch
Anthropic Pentagon Watch — Lantern Podcasts
The Data Center Daily
The Data Center Daily — Lantern Podcasts
Chat GPT Podcast
Sol Good Network
TechCrunch Industry News
TechCrunch
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
EU-Startups Podcast
Thomas Ohr
Professorn & Galningen - AI helt enkelt
David Fendrich och Amer Mohammed
מדברים אוטומציה - הפודקאסט לעסקים שמחפשים לצמוח חכם
ענת גרינברג ודודו ציזנר
Defense in Depth
CISO Series
The a16z Show
Andreessen Horowitz
Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting
Land & Legacy
Digital Pathology Podcast
Aleksandra Zuraw, DVM, PhD
Elixir Wizards
SmartLogic LLC
The Blockchain Socialist
The Blockchain Socialist
Technology
Reid Blackman
Here are three paradoxes, according to Virginia Dignum, my guest today: 1. The more capable AI becomes, the more it reveals the richness and complexity of human intelligence. 2. Less bias in AI does not necessarily creat...
Jonathan Schaeffer thinks we're building AI the wrong way.While large language models have produced remarkable results, he argues that hallucinations, bias, and unreliability aren't bugs that can be fixed—they're consequ...
My guest, Mona Sloane, author of Predicted: How AI Is Restructuring Social Life, argues that AI has become part of our social infrastructure. Its predictive systems increasingly shape how we work, find information, build...
Science depends on more than just results. It depends on researchers asking questions, testing hypotheses, challenging assumptions, and scrutinizing evidence.My guest, Emily Sullivan, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy of Sci...
My guest, Fabio Tollon, a postdoctoral researcher on the BRAID programme at the University of Edinburgh, argues that answering that question is more difficult than it first appears. Traditional theories of moral responsi...
Aligning an AI traditionally looks like a matter of giving it rules to obey. But my guest, Gillian Hadfield, Professor of AI Alignment and Governance at Johns Hopkins University, thinks that’s the wrong approach. She arg...
Technologist’s are racing to create AGI, artificial general intelligence. They also say we must align the AGI’s moral values with our own. But Professors Ariela Tubert and Justin Tiehen argue that’s impossible. Once you ...
The Thomson Reuters Foundation recently conducted a global survey and found that most companies are lagging in their attempts to govern AI. For me the most surprising stat is that 85% of companies don’t have any training...
My guest, Carissa Véliz, is author of the new book “Prophecy: Prediction, Power, and the Fight for the Future, from Ancient Oracles to AI.” Her thesis is that when leaders in AI say things like “AI adoption is inevitable...
Chapter Six: Dream Teams for Ethical NightmaresThree Types of ENC TeamsENC Teams as Emergency ResponseTools for TeamsENC Teams in BloomChapter Seven: ENC: An Approach So Flexible It Makes SimoneBiles Look Like C-3POHands...
Chapter 4: The Standard Approach to Responsible AI Is Crumbling The Standard ApproachThe Madness in the MethodTurn That Smile Upside DownCats and Tigers, Oh My!Chapter 5: Why I Like Nightmares and You Should, Too The Pow...
Chapter Two: Things Get Complicated with Generative AISo Now We’re Going to Lose My Grandmother, AgainThe Creators’ Version of a Rough DraftThe Creators Align (Kind of)BigBusinessAIThe Master PrompterThe Changing AI Risk...
My new book released just two days. It’s about how insanely complex the AI risk landscape has become, why the standard approach to Responsible AI is broken, and develops a novel approach to avoiding the worst of AI. In t...
ISO 42001 sounds serious. It's got a serious (and boring) name, it's backed by 60+ countries, and some companies seek ISO 42001 certification. But is the standard any good? Does it actually prevent harms? Can we have gen...
Technologist’s are racing to create AGI, artificial general intelligence. They also say we must align the AGI’s moral values with our own. But Professors Ariela Tubert and Justin Tiehen argue that’s impossible. Once you ...
My guest today, Josh Gellers, Dean at the University of North Florida, argues that AI has more awards. More specifically, he thinks that AI has been used to create new biological organisms that meet the criteria for mora...
My guests today - Professor Kate Vredenburgh and VR specialist Lauren Wong - argue that there are at least two strong reasons for calming down: first, AI isn’t good enough to replace us at our jobs. Second, even if they ...
Are we dependent on social media in a way that erodes our autonomy? After all, platforms are designed to keep us hooked and to come back for more. And we don’t really know the law of the digital lands, since how the algo...
Much of what we find fulfilling in life isn’t the having but the doing. It’s the process of working through a problem, taking action, doing what needs to be done. But that meaning may be on the verge of being greatly dim...
Anthropic just got the axe from the U.S. government for refusing to allow the Department of Defense (War?) to use Claude for autonomous weapons systems and mass surveillance. For the first 15 minutes of this conversation...
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