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Coming soon: How We Imagined AI, from the authors of Myth-Made Machines. From philosophy and literature to films, television and games, we’ll explore how popular culture has shaped our ideas about artificial intelligence - featuring Frankenstein, Metropolis, Star Trek, Metal Mickey and beyond. Here’s our trailer, offering a flavour of what’s to come...
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In 1901, sponge divers pulled a lump of corroded bronze from a shipwreck off the Greek island of Antikythera. It took another century to work out what it was: a geared machine that modelled the movements of the heavens, built roughly two thousand years before anything else came close. A machine tha…
In 1726, Jonathan Swift described a wooden machine the size of a small room that would let anyone write books of philosophy, poetry, law, mathematics and theology “without the least assistance from genius or study”. Its inventor wanted funding to build more. Swift meant it as a joke. Three centurie…
Fourteen hundred years before the Apollo missions, a Greek satirist put humans on the Moon. In Lucian of Samosata's True History, a ship gets caught in a whirlwind, and its crew are swept up into the sky, straight into a war between the Sun and the Moon. Lucian tells his readers, upfront, that ever…
Long before Silicon Valley, the Greeks built a killer robot out of bronze. This episode asks the question that's been quietly running under human culture for 3,000 years: why do we keep trying to build something in our own image?
Dave and Kelly are joined by USA Today bestselling author Natalie G.…
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