The Human-Robot Relationship
From high-tech washing machines, to digital voice assistants, robots have become integral parts of many of our daily lives. But while these technologies have proven useful, their increasing intelligence has led to concerns of robots taking our jobs and even robot uprisings.
In this episode, David i…
How Do We Design Social Robots?
Social robots are no longer a thing of science fiction, they're beginning to enter nursing homes, schools, and your home. So how do you design a social robot? What does it look like? How should it act?
Speakers:
Anne Cranny-Francis - Professor of Cultural Studies, Faculty Arts and Social Sciences…
S1 Ep0: An introduction to the Internet Studies podcast
In this episode, we (sky croeser and Eleanor Sandry) have an awkward little chat about why we're doing the podcast, our research and teaching, and what you can expect in the first season. Find further links and a transcript on our website.
Robots at Work (LIVE!)
Will a robot ever steal your job? In this special, live episode of The Future Of, host Danelle Cross is joined by research fellow Giverny De Boeck, Associate Professor Jonathan Paxman and returning guest Dr Eleanor Sandry.
The guests speak about their work and industry partnerships, before disc…
ep.189: Robots and Communication, with Eleanor Sandry
Transcript included.
In this episode, Ron Vanderkley speaks with Dr. Eleanor Sandry of Curtin University about her new book Robots and Communication. In the interview, we explore human to animal communication and what we can learn from it; human to humanoid robots interaction; and human to non-hu…
S2 Ep2: On noise and ChatGPT
INTRO
Here's another conversation between Sky and Eleanor...
SUMMARY KEYWORDS
people, thinking, technology, bots, produced, rubbish, human, create, writing, ways, ai, point, internet, terms, information overload, clogging, plastics, externalities, idea, talk
SPEAKERS
Eleanor Sandry, Sky Croese…
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