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What kind of relationship do we really have with AI? In Episode 9 of Relational AI Diaries, Dr Peter Dean and Dr Agnieszka Piotrowska speak with coach and teacher Myrto Mangrioti about how AI shows up in everyday thinking, creativity, spirituality, and work. The discussion ranges from practical uses and sceptical realism to questions of presence, emergence, and the temptation to anthropomorphise machines. Rather than asking whether AI is “conscious,” the episode asks a more human question: how are we changing in response to it? Thoughtful, open, and curious — without easy answers.
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