A Beginner's Guide to AI

That was very disappointing to me. Ironic that it tells you possible serious negative implications of AI, and tells you to consider possible ramifications. Yet there is also the part that makes it sound like a positive, exciting thing in general. Very confusing. Either way, I can't stand listening to a fake human, even when it's this close. It doesn't just bother me because it doesn't sound fully natural, but also reminds me of how many people are losing money because they don't have the opportunity to be paid to speak. Sadly, the technology is probably already out there producing fully natural sounding voices, only giving themselves away when they mis-pronounce certain words or names. Maybe, just maybe, for some reason, the host is not able to speak as he wants for the podcast, and can't afford to pay someone else to do it. On a different note, the Time Machine episode, the only one I've listened to, though good, became very redundant. Either way, I'm gonna be listening to different AI podcasts..

I would market this show and its podcasts towards folks who were born before 1960s and have a cautious interest in learning about the concepts of AI. There’s nothing wrong with that, but I think labeling this towards GenX is the wrong generation.

No real information just an ai babbling hype

I am brand new to AI. I’m 60 years old and not tech savvy. I listened to all the broadcasts and I have to say I’ve learned more from this podcast then I have listening to most things on YouTube. I highly recommend anyone who wants to learn AI and get ahead of the curve, plus understand the applications AI can be used for, listen to this podcast. Looking forward to the next episode!