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What if AI could make us better humans, not just more efficient ones? In this week’s episode, self-proclaimed "mad scientist" Dr. Vivienne Ming challenges our assumptions about artificial intelligence and human potential. A theoretical neuroscientist and AI pioneer, Dr. Ming reveals how she's using AI to tackle issues from diabetes management to reuniting refugee families and introduces her groundbreaking "Human Trust" concept, a radical approach to data ownership that could revolutionize our interaction with technology. Join us for a mind-expanding conversation about why AI’s future is ultimately about us and learn how to escape the pitfall of AI’s role in hyper-efficiency.
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