Artificial Intelligence and You
Technology
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If you want an expert on how today's AI compares to the human brain, it would be hard to beat an Oxford neuroscientist who also works at DeepMind. That describes Chris Summerfield, who runs Oxford University’s Human Information Processing lab in the Department of Experimental Psychology and author of the upcoming book, "Natural General Intelligence." We have a fascinating discussion about how AI - today's transformers in particular - are like or not like human intelligence.
All this plus our usual look at today's AI headlines.
Transcript and URLs referenced at HumanCusp Blog.
219 - Guest: Sophie Kleber, Human-AI Relationship Expert, part 2
218 - Guest: Sophie Kleber, Human-AI Relationship Expert, part 1
217 - AI in Education
216 - Guest: John Danaher, Law Professor in AI Ethics, part 2
215 - Guest: John Danaher, Law Professor in AI Ethics, part 1
214 - Guest: Lord Tim Clement-Jones, Government AI Advisory Chair, part 2
213 - Guest: Lord Tim Clement-Jones, Government AI Advisory Chair, part 1
212 - Guest: Antonina Burlachenko, AI Regulatory Consultant
211 - Guest: Matt Beane, Future of Work Author, part 2
210 - Guest: Matt Beane, Future of Work Author, part 1
209 - Guest: William A. Adams, Technologist
208 - Guest: Oliver Burkeman, Philosophy Writer, part 2
207 - Guest: Oliver Burkeman, Philosophy Writer, part 1
206 - Guest: Mounir Shita, AGI Researcher
205 - Guest: Gary Bolles, Future of Work author, part 2
204 - Guest: Gary Bolles, Future of Work author, part 1
203 - Guest: Eleanor Drage, AI and Feminism Researcher, part 2
202 - Guest: Eleanor Drage, AI and Feminism Researcher, part 1
201 - Guest: Fiona McEvoy, Tech Ethics Writer
200 - Guest: Jerome C. Glenn, Futurist for AI governance, part 2
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