Waverly AI Podcast Philippe Beaudoin

Phil is joined by Tim Hwang. Tim is a writer, researcher, and was the global public policy lead for AI at Google. He is Substack's legal council. His latest book, The Subprime Attention Crisis, argues that the digital advertising market might be a ticking time bomb.

Phil Beaudoin sits down with renowned cyborg anthropologist Amber Case, who published the seminal book Calm Technology in 2015. Today, Amber is a research fellow at Mozilla. She spoke from her home in Portland, Oregon.

Phil sits down with Tariq Krim, the founder of the Slow Web Initiative, a think tank dedicated to the ethical renaissance of the Internet. He also cofounded Jolicloud and Netvibes. Tariq joined Phil from Paris, where they discuss the joy of owning physical objects, the problem with people trying to add AI to every aspect of their lives, and why Europe could be where the next wave of technology will be built.

In the first episode of the Waverly AI Podcast, Philippe Beaudoin is joined by Yoshua Bengio, the world renowned expert in artificial intelligence and a pioneer in deep learning. They discuss a wide range of topics including the relationship between AI and empathy, the connection between the advertising industry and big tech and the explosion of new technology that is positioned as "moral" or "good for us"

Dans cet épisode, l'animateur Philippe Beaudoin s'entretient avec Matthieu Dugal, journaliste scientifique réputé.

In the second instalment of the Waverly Podcast, Phil connects with Kristine Gloria. Kristine is the Associate Director, Emerging Technology at the Aspen Institute. Kristine and Phil deep dive into the world of Artificial Intimacy, Empathy, Digital Literacy, Public Policy and of course, Robot Sex.