Today on "Beginner's Guide to AI", Dietmar (Prof. GePhardT is on vacation) talks about the unwanted consequences of train strikes: will they lead to the elimination of the human element aka the train driver itself?
That let's us reflect on what is important in our jobs and our education - in short: everything the machines can't do.
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In this episode of "A Beginner's Guide to AI," we explore the intriguing world of AI emotionality and consciousness through the lens of Marvin, the depressed robot from "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." 
Marvin's unique personality challenges our traditional views on AI, prompting deep discussions about the nature of emotions in machines, the ethical implications of creating sentient AI, and the complexities of AI consciousness.
Join Professor GePhardT as we break down these concepts with a relatable cake analogy and delve into a real-world case study featuring Sony's AIBO robot dog. Discover how AI can simulate emotional responses and learn about the ethical considerations that come with it. This episode is packed with insights that will deepen your understanding of AI emotionality and the future of intelligent machines.


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Can Robots Feel? Exploring AI Emotionality with Marvin from Hitchhiker's Guide

AI can generate software, but is that always a good thing? Join us today as we dive into the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated code in an insightful interview with Matt van Itallie, CEO of SEMA Software. His company specializes in checking AI-generated code to enhance software security.
Matt also shares his perspective on how AI is revolutionizing software development. This is the second episode in our interview series. We'd love to hear your thoughts! Missing Prof. GePhardT? He'll be back soon 

How Bad AI-Generated Code Can Ruin Your Day: Conversation with Matt van Itallie of SEMA Software

In this episode of "A Beginner's Guide to AI," Professor GePhardT delves into the fascinating world of AI companions. We explore how these digital friends, assistants, and partners are transforming human interactions and relationships. The episode covers the mechanics of AI companions, using relatable analogies and real-world examples like Replika to illustrate their impact. Listeners will learn about the benefits and ethical considerations of AI companions, including privacy, emotional dependency, and the potential for AI to replace human connections. 


Join us as we uncover the nuances of AI companionship, from data collection and training to natural language processing and continuous learning. Don’t miss the interactive segment, which encourages listeners to engage with AI companions and read insightful literature on the subject.


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AI Companions: Love and Friendship in the Digital Age

Today, Prof. GePhardT takes a day off to let me talk about a think that really got me thinking: if AI changes so much in our priviledged world - Germany, USA, UK, you name it - how much stronger will the effect be on countries not so well off, like the typical African country?
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First World Problem? Some Thoughts About AI and its Effects on Third World Countries

In this episode of "A Beginner's Guide to AI," host Professor GePhardT delves into the transformative role of AI in football. Discover how AI technologies, from player tracking to tactical analysis, are revolutionizing the sport. Learn about Liverpool FC's groundbreaking use of AI for match strategy, player performance, and injury prevention, illustrated with real-world examples. This episode provides a comprehensive understanding of AI’s impact on football, making it a must-listen for both tech enthusiasts and football fans.


This podcast is generated with the help of ChatGPT and Claude 3. We do fact check with human eyes, but there still might be hallucinations in the output.


Music credit: "Modern Situations" by Unicorn Heads.

The End of the Line? Train Strikes and the Journey Towards Self-Driving Trains

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