THINK PIECE Podcast

EPISODE #8 - JAMES GUPTA (SYNAP CO-FOUNDER)

Machines teaching humans? James Gupta, co-founder of AI teaching platform Synap (synap.ac/) joins max to discuss his interesting project and explore the impact AI systems may have on human learning.

EPISODE #7 - PROFESSOR MARK BISHOP

EPISODE #6 - DOCTOR THOR MAGNUSSON

Max is joined by Dr. Thor Magnusson; lecturer and researcher of music technology at the University of Sussex. Thor uses generative composition and AI techniques in music creation and is co-founder of the live programming project ixi audio (www.ixi-audio.net).

EPISODE #5 - DOCTOR ANDERS SANDBERG

Max is joined by Dr Anders Sandberg. A research fellow at the Oxford Future of Humanity Institute, founder of the Swedish Trasnhumanist Assosiation and Doctor of computational neuroscience; Anders is a fascinating character who advises that we should think seriously about the potential dangers that AI may one day pose our species.

EPISODE #4 ROLLO CARPENTER (CLEVERBOT CREATOR)

Max is joined by Rollo Carpenter; computer programmer and inventor of the world famous chatbot 'Cleverbot' (www.cleverbot.com). This episode is the first in a series to explore the fascinating world of artificial intelligence.

EPISODE #3 PROFESSOR MARIANNE FRANKLIN

Max is joined by Marianne Franklin: Professor of Global Media and Politics at Goldsmiths University in London. This discussion focuses on encryption, politics, big business and human rights in relation to privacy and is the last in the miniseries examining digital privacy and national security.

EPISODE #2 PROFESSOR LUCIANO FLORIDI

Luciano Floridi is Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at the University of Oxford and is the Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute. This discussion focuses on the philosophical elements of the debate between digital privacy and national security.

EPISODE #1 - PROFESSOR ANTHONY GLEES

Anthony Glees is professor of Politics at the University of Buckingham where he directs its Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies. This discussion focuses on the debate between privacy and security.