From manufacturing to medicine, 3D printing is disrupting industries and transforming the way we create and innovate. In our latest episode, Ian and Michael explore the incredible world of 3D printing and its implications. (This description was generated using ChatGPT)

Join Ian and Michael as they navigate the fast-growing world of esports and video game live streaming. The billion-dollar industry of competitive gaming has revolutionized how we view and monetize play. But the question remains, are esports truly a sport? Get ready for a debate on this controversial topic in our latest episode! (This description was generated using ChatGPT)

AI research and development have over the years fallen prey to hype cycles, resulting in two longer so called AI winters in the 1970s and the late 1980s/early 1990s. Is there a risk that we are heading towards another AI winter, or a bubble akin to the dotcom bubble of the early 2000s?

Join us as we delve into the world of smart cities and buildings. Ian and Michael discuss the technology shaping the urban landscape and the potential implications on privacy and surveillance. How much convenience are we willing to sacrifice for a 'smart' city? Tune in to find out! (This description was generated with ChatGPT)

The advent of large language models that can produce natural sounding text may well revolutionise how we write and communicate in the future. Ian and Michael discuss.

AI Unfiltered is back from holiday break! Ian and Michael kick off 2023 by looking back and discussing some of the biggest stories of 2022, including text and image generators, the metaverse hype, Twitter, and much more!

'Tis the season to be jolly! In the last episode of 2022, Ian and Michael discuss virtual Christmas presents, virtual Christmas decorations, and the idea of a Christmas metaverse.

Ian and Michael discuss the role of creativity in playing videogames (such as Minecraft and No Man's Sky), as well as books and their movie adaptations.

Ian and Michael discuss Web3, social media, and a decentralised Internet - is it necessarily a good thing?

Ian and Michael discuss a couple of examples where AI is used for the common good (as opposed to the profit motive) in wildlife and biodiversity conservation, minimising energy consumption and food and water safety. And while AI can be used for the betterment of us all, it is not a substitute for collective, human action.