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Alex Richter on Computer Supported Collaborative Work, webs of participation, and human-AI collaboration in the metaverse (AC Ep65)

Alex Richter on Computer Supported Collaborative Work, webs of participation, and human-AI collaboration in the metaverse (AC Ep65)

by shan | Oct 9, 2024 | Podcast

“Trust is a key ingredient when you look into Explainable AI; it’s about how can we build trust towards these systems.” – Alex Richter About Alex Richter Alexander Richter is Professor of Information Systems at Victoria University of Wellington in...
Jack Uldrich on the unlearning, regenerative futures, nurturing creativity, and being good ancestors (AC Ep64)

Jack Uldrich on the unlearning, regenerative futures, nurturing creativity, and being good ancestors (AC Ep64)

by shan | Oct 3, 2024 | Podcast

“Each of us is creative in our own way. We have the ability to create our own future, but we must first understand that we are creative.” – Jack Uldrich About Jack Uldrich Jack Uldrich is a leading futurist, author, and speaker who helps organizations gain...
Lindsay Richman on immersive simulations, rich AI personas, dynamics of AI teams, and cognitive architectures (AC Ep63)

Lindsay Richman on immersive simulations, rich AI personas, dynamics of AI teams, and cognitive architectures (AC Ep63)

by shan | Sep 25, 2024 | Podcast

“The beauty of generative AI is that it’s incredibly elastic. With a strong NLU, you can orchestrate different services to do various tasks. Whether it’s something simple like booking a vacation or scheduling a meeting, or something more complex like...
Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi on human-AI symbiosis, intertwined automation and augmentation, the race with the machine, and tacit knowledge (AC Ep62)

Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi on human-AI symbiosis, intertwined automation and augmentation, the race with the machine, and tacit knowledge (AC Ep62)

by shan | Sep 18, 2024 | Podcast

“We have unique capabilities, but it’s crucial to understand that today’s AI technologies, powered by deep learning, are fundamentally different. We need a new paradigm to figure out how we can work together.” – Mohammad Hossein Jarrahi About...
Sir Andrew Likierman on six elements for improving judgement, increasing awareness, and the comparative advantages of humans over AI (AC Ep61)

Sir Andrew Likierman on six elements for improving judgement, increasing awareness, and the comparative advantages of humans over AI (AC Ep61)

by shan | Sep 11, 2024 | Podcast

“Machines are amazing, but they can’t do certain things that only human beings can, like exhibit consciousness, ethics, or the ability to develop social bonds involving emotions, trust, loyalty, and empathy.” – Andrew Likierman About Sir Andrew...
Sylvia Gallusser on signals of the future, vivid scenarios, awareness practices, and envisioning meditations (AC Ep60)

Sylvia Gallusser on signals of the future, vivid scenarios, awareness practices, and envisioning meditations (AC Ep60)

by shan | Sep 4, 2024 | Podcast

“It’s not just about foreseeing; it’s also about feeling and sensing. It’s about imagining the smells and sounds of the future. It’s really about being an active player in your future, an active builder of the future.” – Sylvia...
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