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Welcome to AITEC Podcast, where we explore the ethical side of AI and emerging tech.
We call our little group the AI and Technology Ethics Circle (AITEC). Visit ethicscircle.org for more info.
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 20 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
64 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
37 Folgen
seit 16. Oktober 2023
episodic
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What if the biggest threat to privacy isn’t technology itself—but the laws that let powerful institutions use it without meaningful accountability?
In this episode of the AITEC Philosophy Podcast, Roberto speaks with privacy scholar Daniel J. Solove about his book On Privacy and Technology. They ex…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
AI can speed up your work flow. But does it make you any smarter?
In this episode of the AITEC Philosophy Podcast, Roberto and Sam talk with Jiayin Zhi, a PhD student in computer science at the University of Chicago, about what large language models are doing to our thinking. Her research asks a qu…
When an AI tells a joke, writes an essay, or solves a complex programming problem, is it just performing a statistical magic trick—or is there something deeper happening under the hood?
On this episode of The AITEC Philosophy Podcast, Roberto and Sam sit down with computer scientist John McCormick,…
Are we trading our critical thinking skills for the sake of digital convenience?In this episode of The AITEC Philosophy Podcast, Roberto Carlos García sits down with Michael Gerlich. Michael is the Head of the Center for Strategic Corporate Foresight and Sustainability, the Head of Executive Educat…
Have you ever suspected that the technology you use isn't just a tool, but an entirely fake reality replacing the natural world?
On this episode of The AITEC Podcast, Sam Bennett sits down with Israeli philosopher Yochai Ataria to explore the brilliant philosophical undercurrents of Ridley Scott's …
Have you ever wondered if AI models actually understand the words they generate, or if they are just really good at faking it?
On this episode of The AITEC Podcast, Roberto García and Sam Bennett are joined by philosopher Jacob Browning (Baruch College, CUNY) to unpack his article, Intentionality A…
Philosopher Andrea Pinotti joins us to discuss At the Threshold of the Image: From Narcissus to Virtual Reality. What begins as a conversation about image theory quickly becomes a sweeping exploration of immersion, identity, and the strange pull of simulated worlds. Why do we long to enter the imag…
Have you ever felt like ChatGPT genuinely understands you? What if the reality is that it doesn't even have the foundational capacity to "speak" to you at all?
On this episode of The AITEC Podcast, Roberto Carlos García and Sam Bennett sit down with philosopher Justin Tiehen (University of Puget So…
In this episode of the AITEC Podcast, we’re joined by philosopher Mathilda Marie Mulert, a doctoral researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute, to explore one of the most difficult questions in contemporary tech ethics: when, if ever, is it morally permissible to simulate sexual violence?
Dr…
In this episode of the AITEC podcast, Sam Bennett and Roberto Carlos speak with Matheus Ferreira de Barros, a philosopher of technology at PUC-Rio and the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, about the work of Peter Sloterdijk. Ferreira de Barros introduces Sloterdijk’s philosophy of technology, f…
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