In the second episode of this series, Dan and Lee speak to proud Cabrogal woman, Mikaela Jade of Indigital and we talk about the impact, skilling and projects surrounding indigenous cultures in Australia.  

Show notes: 

Indigital Schools programme - Indigital - Australia's First Indigenous Tech Education Company (indigitalschools.com)

Indigital - Indigital - Founded by Cabrogal Woman, Mikaela Jade

Mikaela Jade - LinkedIn

In the first episode of this series, Dan and Lee look at changes to Asimov's laws of robotics, the Rome Call for Ethics and AI and introduce the series to come.

Today Lee and Dan bring series 3 to a close with a Quiz covering lots of fun areas from Robocop to Quantum. So brush up on your AI theory and pit yourself against us.

Useful links: 

Dartmouth workshop - Wikipedia

AI winter - Wikipedia

What's the technological singularity? | HowStuffWorks

Quantum Computing Archives - Quantum Physics Made Simple

Westworld (1973) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

THE LAWNMOWER MAN AT 25: THE GROUNDBREAKING VR FILM - VFX Voice MagazineVFX Voice Magazine

Today Lee and Dan interview Auda Eltahla, Medical Genomics Research at Microsoft. We look at the vast quantities of data and the use of AI to crack the genome codes and develop new vaccines. 

Useful links: DNA Storage - Microsoft Research

In today's episode Dan and Lee look at references of AI in popular culture and go head to head with their battle of the best AI bots.  From Robocop to HAL we have all been influenced by popular culture and its take on technology and ethics.  

In this podcast we discuss AI, security, innovation and Scale with Mike Reading from Using Technology Better and Blake Seufert,  IT manager McKinnon Secondary College. They also run the fantastic Outclassed podcast.   

In today's episode we also mention the Monash Uni released this survey Report. 

In today's Episode we are joined by innovative educators  Brett Salakis and Rob McTaggart. 

Both are involved in education and part of global online communities (#aussieED,  #TheWalkingED & @WorldSTEMedu ) as well as multiple Professional Learning Networks supporting and innovating with technology, curriculum and pedagogy.

In this episode Dan and Lee explore areas such as music and art and really try to explore what makes humans creative and can AI replicate that?  Can computers make Art, Music or even (one of Lees favourites, Wine!).

See further notes here:

https://www.amazon.com/Creativity-Code-Art-Innovation-Age/dp/0674988132

Human and AI Art collaboration  https://www.christies.com/features/A-collaboration-between-two-artists-one-human-one-a-machine-9332-1.aspx

Music and AI - https://bernardmarr.com/default.asp?contentID=1833

In this episode Dan and Lee discuss the areas around Responsible and ethical use of AI.   They look at fairness, security, inclusive and transparent AI and how those that create and use AI systems have to be accountable.

Links:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/ai/responsible-ai?activetab=pivot1%3aprimaryr6

Time to hear what the next generation of our workforce is thinking and experiencing of AI in their lives. Hear from Michael and Olivia, students in Uni today embarking on technology focused course. What does AI mean to them? How do they use AI today? What is their perspectives on an AI led future? 

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• https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-griffith-2024551a8/