# Janelle Shane
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janelle shane is an optics research scientist and artificial intelligence researcher, writer and public speaker. She keeps a popular science blog called AI Weirdness, where she documents various machine learning algorithms, both ones submitted by readers and ones she personally creates. Shane published You Look Like A Thing And I Love You: How AI Works And Why It's Making The World A Weirder Place in November 2019, a book that covers many of the topics from her AI Weirdness blog for a general audience.
Episode 95: The Lady in Green
This week, we check in on what our pal Janelle Shane did for April Fools Day this year. Then, we…
Episode 87: I’m a Baby Boy!!!
This week, Allison shares some terrible GPT-2 jello-based recipes from Janelle Shane. Then, Justin brings a new twist to an…
Episode 59: Slappy Robinson
This week, we get cozy and talk about the collaboration between Janelle Shane and Ravelry, SkyKnit. Then, it’s the second…
Episode 52: High Hall of Human Wretchedness
This week, Allison and Justin share some hilarious new petitions Janelle Shane partnered with Change.org to make using GTP-2. Then,…
Episode 42: 20 Bi Teens
Inspired by show faves Janelle Shane and Max Woolf, Allison tests Google Cloud Vision to see what it thinks about…
‘Unicorn careers’ in STEM and the weirdness of AI
Career consultant Alaina G Levine and AI researcher Janelle Shane are our podcast guests
Finding careers in STEM and the weirdness of AI
Career consultant Alaina G Levine and AI researcher Janelle Shane are our podcast guests
Why AI models are obsessed with creatures
The problem of AI alignment has become a hot topic. It’s raised questions, like how do we get AI to do what we want, and not what we don't want? For example, hacking another company. Or, in a less criminal vein, how do we get AI to stop talking about goblins?
After mounting user reports of this beh…
Why AI models are obsessed with creatures
The problem of AI alignment has become a hot topic. It’s raised questions, like how do we get AI to do what we want, and not what we don't want? For example, hacking another company. Or, in a less criminal vein, how do we get AI to stop talking about goblins?
After mounting user reports of this beh…
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