AI in Real Life: Real Talk with Real Experts

AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM)
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AI in Real Life: Real Talk by Real Experts is a student-run podcast started by the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM) at Carnegie Mellon University.  It features undergraduate and high school students interviewing AI experts and asking questions from the public perspective.

Episodios

  1. Episode 10: Creative AI and the Ethics of Art

    8 SEP

    Episode 10: Creative AI and the Ethics of Art

    Welcome back to AI In Real Life, the podcast from the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making! In this episode, host Katy talks with Professor Eunsu Kang, a visiting professor and instructor of Art and Machine Learning at Carnegie Mellon University. Eunsu is also a renowned media artist whose interactive installations and AI-generated artworks have been exhibited worldwide. They dive into the fascinating world of AI and creativity, discussing: What is Creative AI?: Eunsu explains how AI becomes a collaborator in the artistic process and how the definition of creativity is evolving. The Nature of Creativity: They explore the difference between human and machine creativity, and how AI can generate "non-stereotypical" ideas that push human artists in new directions. The Dilemma of AI Art Tools: Eunsu shares her perspective on popular tools like Midjourney and DALL-E, explaining how while they democratize art, they can also limit creative exploration and raise serious ethical questions. Ethical Considerations: Eunsu addresses common misconceptions about AI-generated art, and shares her thoughts on authorship, data ownership, and the ethical boundaries that artists navigate. She highlights the serious copyright issues stemming from a "greediness of companies making AI models" and their data collection practices. The Future of Art: They look ahead to the future of AI and art, focusing on the potential for collaboration and accessibility. Eunsu also provides a first step for beginners interested in getting involved. Whether you're an artist, a technologist, or just curious about how AI is pushing the boundaries of imagination, this episode offers a deep dive into the evolving relationship between art and artificial intelligence. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    38 min
  2. Episode 9: AI, Startups, and the Future of Work

    12 AGO

    Episode 9: AI, Startups, and the Future of Work

    Welcome back to AI In Real Life, the podcast from the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making! In this episode, host Katy talks with Sean Ammirati, a Distinguished Service Professor of Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business, a partner at Birchmere Ventures, and CEO of Growth Signals. They dive into the dynamic world of AI and entrepreneurship, discussing: Growth Signals: Learn about Sean's new platform that uses AI to help people build innovative products and services. Startup Uncertainty: How can entrepreneurs navigate the "hallucinations" and other challenges of AI, and when should they trust their own judgment over the AI's suggestions? Innovating in Big Companies: Discover how large organizations, traditionally slow to change, can use AI to foster creativity and innovation. The Future of Work: Sean shares his insights on how AI will transform the job market and what individuals and companies can do to prepare for these changes. He shares a colleague's quote: "AI is not going to take your job but somebody who knows how to use AI is going to take the job from someone who doesn't."Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a business leader, or just curious about how AI is changing the world of work, this episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and human ingenuity. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    15 min
  3. Episode 8: Rationality vs. Reality: Human Decisions & AI's Role

    12 MAR

    Episode 8: Rationality vs. Reality: Human Decisions & AI's Role

    AI IRL: Real Talk with Real Experts Interview with Ido Erev, Professor of Behavioral Science and “Women’s Division—ATS Academic Chair” at the Faculty of Data and Decision Science at the Technion--Israel Institute of Technology Welcome back to AI In Real Life! This episode dives deep into the complexities of human decision-making and how it deviates from traditional rational models. Join host Katy, live from the AI-SDM workshop at Carnegie Mellon University, as she speaks with Professor Ido Erev, a leading researcher in cognitive science and the intersection of psychology and economics. They discuss: Defining Rationality: Understand the simple model of rational choice and why humans often fail to adhere to it. Two Types of Deviation: Explore the crucial distinction between suboptimal behavior and actions that benefit the individual but harm society, such as pollution and texting while driving. Learning from Past Experiences: Discover how our brains operate like machine learning algorithms, relying on past experiences to inform present decisions. AI's Role in Behavioral Change: Learn how AI can be used to improve laws, regulations, and enforcement, ultimately reducing counterproductive behaviors. Objective AI Criteria for Research: Explore how AI can enhance scientific progress by creating more objective evaluation methods for research. The Generalizability of Decision Models: Understand how basic learning processes observed in lab settings can explain behavior in diverse real-world scenarios, and even across different species. Human Judgment vs. AI Tools: Discuss the future of human-AI collaboration, emphasizing that AI will serve as a tool to augment, not replace, human decision-making. If you've ever wondered why we sometimes act against our own best interests, and how AI can help us navigate those tendencies, you'll want to check out this episode! Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    16 min
  4. Episode 7: AI and Robotics for Disaster Response

    11 FEB

    Episode 7: AI and Robotics for Disaster Response

    AI IRL: Real Talk with Real Experts Interview with: Robin Murphy, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Texas A&M,Terri Adams, Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Howard UniversityAI and Robotics for Disaster Response Welcome back to AI In Real Life! This episode takes you to the front lines of disaster response, exploring the critical role AI and robotics play in helping communities prepare for and recover from crises. Join host Katy as she speaks with Dr. Robin Murphy, a pioneer in disaster robotics, and Dr. Terri Adams, a leading expert in human behavior during disaster.  They discuss: The real-world challenges of implementing AI and robotics in disaster situations:  Hear about the unexpected hurdles, from regulatory hurdles and funding issues to the complex socio-technical landscape that often hinders the adoption of life-saving technologies. Human error in robotics:  Dr. Murphy explains why "human error" in disaster robotics is often a misnomer, and how AI can be designed to support human operators in high-stress, cognitively demanding situations. Building trust between humans and AI:  Dr. Adams shares insights on how to foster trust in AI systems among first responders and the public, emphasizing the importance of transparency, ethical considerations, and addressing job displacement concerns. The future of human-AI teaming in disaster response:  Discover how AI can enhance human decision-making by processing vast amounts of data, providing critical information in real-time, and even helping to address the psychological impact of disasters. The essential role of humans in disaster management:  Learn why, even with advanced technology, human responders remain indispensable, bringing local knowledge, community understanding, and ethical judgment to the complex challenges of disaster response.This episode offers a crucial look at the intersection of technology and human resilience, highlighting the potential of AI and robotics to transform disaster management while emphasizing the enduring importance of the human element. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    28 min
  5. Episode 6: The Power of Cognitive Modeling in Human-AI Teaming

    15 ENE

    Episode 6: The Power of Cognitive Modeling in Human-AI Teaming

    AI IRL: Real Talk with Real Experts Interview with Michael Lee, Professor of Cognitive Science at UC Irvine The Power of Cognitive Modeling in Human-AI Teaming Welcome back to AI In Real Life! This episode delves into the fascinating world of human-AI collaboration, exploring how cognitive science can help us understand and optimize these partnerships. Join host Katy as she chats with Professor Michael Lee, a leading expert in cognitive science and computational modeling. They discuss: The role of cognitive modeling in understanding human decision-making: Learn how Professor Lee uses computational models to describe, explain, and predict human behavior.  In this episode, our guest discusses: Human-AI teaming in action: Discover how cognitive models can help us understand how humans might adapt their behavior when working alongside AI, such as in refereeing sports or other collaborative decision-making scenarios. The power of real-world data: Explore how leveraging naturally occurring data, like shopping habits and ride-sharing patterns, can provide valuable insights into human behavior and guide the development of more effective human-AI teams. The future of cognitive modeling: Discover how advancements in data collection and analysis are opening up new possibilities for understanding human preferences, biases, and decision-making styles.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of human cognition, artificial intelligence, and the future of human-AI collaboration. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    15 min
  6. Episode 5: Human-AI Teaming for Decision Making - A Powerful Partnership

    02/12/2024

    Episode 5: Human-AI Teaming for Decision Making - A Powerful Partnership

    AI IRL: Human-AI Teaming for Decision Making - A Powerful Partnership Interview with Nancy Cooke, Professor of Human Systems Engineering at The Polytechnic School at Arizona State University Welcome back to AI In Real Life! This episode, recorded live and on-site at the inaugural AI-SDM workshop on Human-AI Teaming for Decision Making, dives into the future of collaborative intelligence. Join Katy, our host, as she chats with Dr. Nancy Cooke, a leading expert in Human Systems Engineering, about how AI is transforming the way we make decisions. Get ready to explore: What human-robot teaming and hybrid human-AI systems mean in practice. Dr. Cooke dives into real-world examples to demystify these concepts. The delicate balance between AI assistance and human critical thinking. Discover how AI can empower human analysts in complex fields like cyber and intelligence analysis while avoiding overstepping their role. The power of AI for team cognition. Learn how AI contributes to shared situational awareness and adaptability, fostering a dynamic and cohesive human-AI team. The societal challenges for human-AI collaboration. Dr. Cooke sheds light on the roadblocks to successful implementation and how to design hybrid systems for maximum impact. The surprising future of human-AI teaming. Explore unexpected domains where AI could emerge as a critical partner and how we can adapt AI design to cross-disciplinary applications. Don't miss Dr. Cooke's insights on potential overhyped areas of AI and the key barriers to successful implementation. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of AI and its potential to revolutionize decision-making. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    12 min
  7. Episode 4: Demystifying the Hype and Empowering Collaboration

    23/09/2024

    Episode 4: Demystifying the Hype and Empowering Collaboration

    AI in Real Life: Demystifying the Hype and Empowering Collaboration with Rebecca Nugent Welcome back to AI In Real Life! This episode, we dive into the crucial topic of AI education and outreach with Professor Rebecca Nugent, a leading figure in making AI accessible and understandable. Professor Nugent's diverse background in industry, non-profits, and academia grants her a unique perspective on AI's societal impact. We explore how her experiences inform her role as the Education & Outreach Lead for the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM) at Carnegie Mellon University. Join host Katy as they explore: From Industry to Education Champion: Professor Nugent's career journey shaped her understanding of AI and its implications on society. Learn how she transitioned from industry experience to leading AI education efforts.AI for Everyone: We break down the mystery behind complex concepts like ChatGPT and address common misconceptions surrounding AI.Beyond the Buzzwords: Professor Nugent tackles public anxieties about AI, including job displacement fears. We discuss how to empower people to collaborate with these technologies, not be intimidated by them.Bridging the Digital Divide:  We acknowledge the potential for AI to widen socioeconomic inequality and discuss the strategies AI-SDM is implementing to ensure equitable access and benefits from this technology. The Future of AI Education: Get a sneak peek into AI-SDM's exciting initiatives to expand AI education and cultivate a new generation of informed decision-makers.This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the future of AI and its impact on our world. Join us as we navigate this evolving technological landscape alongside Professor Rebecca Nugent. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    24 min
  8. Episode 3: Human and AI Decision-Making

    20/05/2024

    Episode 3: Human and AI Decision-Making

    AI in Real Life: The Art of Making Choices on the Fly with Coty Gonzalez Ever wonder how humans make decisions in real-time, under pressure?  This episode dives into the fascinating world of dynamic decision-making with Professor Coty Gonzalez! Professor Gonzalez is a leading expert in dynamic decision-making.  Her research at Carnegie Mellon University focuses on how humans make choices in complex, real-time environments.  She's not just interested in the "what" of decision-making, but also the "how."  Professor Gonzalez uses a combination of behavioral experiments and computational modeling to understand the cognitive processes behind those split-second choices. Join host Katy as they explore: The science behind dynamic decision-making: What makes it different from your typical "pro-and-con" list?The intersection of AI and societal decision-making: How is AI being used to improve the choices we make every day? (Bonus! We unpack the difference between AI and Machine Learning)AI-SDM's cutting-edge projects: Discover how Professor Gonzalez's research is enhancing the way we make decisions as a society.The future of AI and human judgment: Will AI replace us entirely? We explore the unique role of AI in assisting, not supplanting, human decision-making. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the psychology of decision-making and the exciting potential of AI! Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    20 min
  9. Episode 2: AI for Social Good

    22/04/2024

    Episode 2: AI for Social Good

    AI in Real Life: Can AI Help Us Achieve Better Public Health? In this episode of AI in Real Life: Real Talk with Real Experts, we explore the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and public health with a leading expert, Professor Milind Tambe. Professor Tambe is a renowned figure at the forefront of AI for social good.  He holds prestigious positions at Harvard University and Google Research, and his work focuses on harnessing the power of AI to tackle critical societal challenges. This episode explores: Current public health issues and how AI is being used to address them.Key factors for maximizing the positive impact of AI in public health.Professor Tambe's specific research focus within AI and public health at the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM).The ethical and cultural considerations when deploying AI solutions in public health.The broader future of AI's impact on the medical field.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how AI is shaping the future of public health for social good. How AI is shaping the future of public health.The ethical considerations of AI in healthcare.Professor Tambe's groundbreaking work at AI-SDM.Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    17 min
  10. Episode 1: AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM)

    30/03/2024

    Episode 1: AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM)

    AI in Real Life: Can We Teach Computers to Make Moral Choices? In the first episode of AI in Real Life: Real Talk with Real Experts, we dive into the critical question of AI's role in societal decision-making. Our host, Katy, chats with Professor Aarti Singh, Director of the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM) at Carnegie Mellon University.  Professor Singh sheds light on the challenges and opportunities of harnessing AI for the greater good. This episode explores: What is Societal Decision-Making and how does AI impact it?The inspiration behind AI-SDM and its mission.Specific societal challenges AI-SDM is tackling.Building trust in AI-driven decisions and ensuring ethical implementation.The future of AI in societal applications and AI-SDM's role.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the ethical implications and societal impact of Artificial Intelligence. Get involved! Submit your questions for future episodes through our website: https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/podcast/form-submission/index.html ----- Listen on your favorite podcasting platform! Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music YouTube Click here to subscribe to the AI-SDM YouTube Channel Click here to follow AI-SDM on LinkedIn https://www.cmu.edu/ai-sdm/

    18 min
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AI in Real Life: Real Talk by Real Experts is a student-run podcast started by the AI Institute for Societal Decision Making (AI-SDM) at Carnegie Mellon University.  It features undergraduate and high school students interviewing AI experts and asking questions from the public perspective.

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    2024 - 2025
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