Episode Summary

In this episode, Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham (Monday Science Founder and Host) provides a catch-up and shares her experience attending an AI journal club. She discusses the use of AI in dating apps and profiles, as well as the ethical implications of AI-generated photos. She also shares her thoughts on the film 'Atlas' and the themes of trust and control in human-AI interactions.

This episode contains spoilers for the new Netflix sci-fi film, Atlas.

Keywords

AI, journal club, dating apps, AI-generated photos, trust, control, human-AI interactions, film 'Atlas', Dilemma Mondays

Takeaways

• AI is becoming increasingly integrated into various aspects of our lives, including dating apps and profiles.


• The use of AI-generated photos in dating apps raises ethical questions and can be seen as a form of deception.


• Trust is a crucial factor in human-AI interactions, and it is important to consider both human trust in AI and AI's trust in humans.


• The film 'Atlas' explores themes of trust and control in the context of human-AI relationships.


• Dr Bahijja reminds listeners of the upcoming 'Dilemma Mondays' segment, where listeners can submit their dilemmas and questions related to academia.


• Dr Bahijja expresses gratitude to her listeners for their support and encourages them to continue tuning in.

Additional Information

• Episode 14: This Person Does Not Exist


• Atlas - Netflix

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