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    Artificially Intelligent

    The place where we discuss AI and its impact on business and economics.

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    Episode 45: AI Danger Mar 31, 2018
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    We see AI largely as a technology to enable greater wealth and prosperity for people around the world. A recent report, however, focuses on the darker side of the tech: how can this be abused and misused?

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    Malicious AI Report

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    Episode 44: Autonomous Fatality Mar 27, 2018
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    Autonomous vehicles - perhaps the biggest AI disruption on the horizon - are back in the news again with a tragic accident in Tempe, Arizona involving Uber and a self-driving test vehicle. The accident occurred during a test when a woman, 49-year old Elaine Herzberg, was struck while crossing the road at night. By all accounts, this shouldn't have happened. What does it mean for Uber and the development of self-driving cars? What's next for the industry and how do we deal with such inevitable tragedies?

    Links Who's to Blame When a Driverless Car Has an Accident?

    Experts break down the self-driving Uber crash

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    Self-Driving Settlement

    Is Tesla Moving too Fast with Autonomous Driving?

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    Episode 43: The Chinese AI Research Threat Mar 20, 2018
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    Should we be concerned about Chinese advances in the field of artificial intelligence? Many people think so, and a few others are using China as impetus for increased funding for AI R&D. Does China's advancement and investment pose a threat to the US or other countries? Should we be skeptical of those looking for more funding?

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    Eric Schmidt says America needs to "get its act together" in AI competition with China

    Beijing is investing $2.1 billion into an AI district

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    Episode 42: Selling Your Data Mar 06, 2018
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    Synapse is creating a new crypto currency (ICO) offering passive income from making your data available. Will it work? Is it fair? What's the point? Who will use it?

    Stephen and Christian discuss...

    synapse.ai

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    Episode 41: Diving into the AI Talent Pool Feb 27, 2018
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    Are you looking for AI talent to join your business or enterprise? An updated report by Element AI shows 22,000 qualified candidates (with 3,000 looking for jobs). We look at why this number might be suspect and some recent trends that could flip the current bottleneck on its head.

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    Just How Shallow is the Artificial Intelligence Talent Pool?

    Who's Hiring AI Talent in America?

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    Episode 40: This AI Stuff is Hard! Feb 20, 2018
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    These past few years have seen some remarkable achievements in the field of AI as regular listeners will well know. However, despite these accomplishments, we still don't see widespread adoption of some of the key technologies that propelled AI milestones such as AlphaGo's stunning success over the world's best. It turns out, this tech may not quite be ready for the prime time as it is more difficult than you might think.

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    Deep Reinforcement Learning Doesn't Work Yet

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    Episode 39: Self-Driving Settlement Feb 13, 2018
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    The big, knock-down fight between Uber and Alphabet-owned Waymo never was with the two companies reaching a settlement on day 5 of the trial. Did Waymo's case fall apart? What are some of the repercussions of the settlement for both companies? Who are the big winners? And the big question: when am I going to get my AI chauffeur anyway?

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    It's all over: Why the Waymo v Uber self-driving settlement makes sense

    Episode 36: Return of the AI Church

    Episode 28: God is the Machine

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    Episode 38: AI on Trial Jan 29, 2018
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    The use of algorithms to assist judges in sentencing and trials has increased over the past few decades, however there are concerns about the equity of these algorithms. Do they show racial bias? Do they improve the outcome of sentencing procedures? Is recidivism even something that can be predicted?

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    Crime-Predicting Algorithms May Not Fare Much Better Than Untrained Humans

    Even Imperfect Algorithms Can Improve the Criminal Justice System

    A Computer Program Used for Bail and Sentencing Decisions was Labeled Biased Against Blacks. It's Actually not that Clear.

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    Episode 37: AI in 2017 and Beyond Dec 12, 2017
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    With 2017 nearly in the books we take a look back at the first year of the podcast and make some big announcements for 2018.

    Episode 36: The Return of AI Church Nov 28, 2017
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    Way Of The Future, the first A.I. Church, has come back into the light as founder Anthony Levandowski has sat down with Wired to give his first interview.

    Christian and Stephen sit down to discuss the merits of Anthony's arguments and discuss how legitimate we think the idea can be and if this is a true passion project or a grab for the headlines.

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