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Machine Ethics Podcast episodes

Machine Ethics Podcast episodes

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Discourse on AI Ethics.

News, explanation and Interviews with academics, authors, business leaders, creatives and engineers on the subject of autonomous algorithms, artificial intelligence, responsible AI, machine learning, AGI, technology ethics, conciousness, philosophy and more.
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This time we're chatting with David Gerard about crypto bros, bubble economics and recessions, AI services pricing, who is making all the money, surveillance uses of AI, uses for empty datacenters, the RAM racket, AI as the platform for life, the cult of AI and effective altruism, AI doomers, anthropomorphising AI and more...
This episode we're chatting with Simon Bell about the future of the internet, science fiction, GenAI as research assistant, enshitification, stories of AI fear, emergence, writing the monster AI into being, meditation and more...
This time we're chatting with Lawrence Sheraton about models of economics, will AGI be ethical? moral capabilities of AI, an elusive obvious, how do we know what is right and wrong, “I feel, therefore I know Ethics”, the conditional / contextual nature of ethics, ethical truth, sycophantic and schizophrenic AI, ethical unlearning and more...
This time we're chatting with E.M. about the promise of AI and making human connection easier, speech recognition and supporting linguistic diversity, making useful technologies that have a purpose, Mozilla data collective, under represented cultures in datasets, accidental monocultures with technology, negative uses of datasets, AI literacy, the instability of LLMs and more...
This time we're chatting with Jonathan Strecker on the kinds of intelligences, why AI shouldn’t replace learning wholesale, six levels of wisdom, AI hallucinations and lack of trust, AI use in academia, skills atrophy, the anxious generation, dumbing down the masses, rethinking education and more...
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