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In this episode of Chatting GPT, host Maryrose Lyons of the AI Institute speaks with Dr. Lollie Mancey about the intersection of AI and anthropology, exploring how technology influences human relationships and societal structures. They discuss the importance of ethical AI, the need for agency in a technology-driven world, and the implications of AI on work and purpose. The conversation also touches on global perspectives on AI regulation, the challenges of abundance versus scarcity, and the necessity of fostering human connections in an increasingly digital landscape.
Guest: Dr Lollie Mancey
Title: Digital Anthropologist, Co-presenter of RTÉ's Futureville
Takeaways
Peer-reviewed research in AI is often outdated by publication.
The convergence of disciplines is crucial for understanding AI's impact.
Humans attribute emotions to AI systems, complicating our relationship with technology.
Consequential thinking is essential in AI development and ethics.
Agency in technology use is divided between passive consumers and active learners.
Leadership must embrace complexity and uncertainty in AI governance.
Global perspectives on AI regulation vary, with different cultural implications.
Abundance in resources does not guarantee fairness or meaning.
Ethical AI requires a shift in mindset towards social responsibility.
Human connections are vital in countering the loneliness exacerbated by AI.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to AI and Anthropology
03:06 The Intersection of AI and Human Relationships
05:56 Consequential Thinking in AI Development
09:02 Agency and the Bifurcation of Human Experience
11:43 The Role of Leadership in AI Ethics
14:50 Global Perspectives on AI Regulation
17:43 The Future of Work and Purpose in an AI World
20:43 Abundance vs. Scarcity in Economic Models
23:48 The Need for Ethical AI and Social Responsibility
26:52 Human Connection in the Age of AI
30:01 Conclusion and Future Considerations
Resources:
- Futureville - RTÉ programme imagining Ireland in 2050
- Connect with Lollie: drlollie.ie | LinkedIn: Dr Lollie (L-O-L-L-I-E)
Chatting GPT is produced by AI Institute. For AI adoption in built environment firms, visit https://weareaiinstitute.com/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Maryrose LyonsIn this episode of Chatting GPT, host Maryrose Lyons of the AI Institute speaks with Dr. Lollie Mancey about the intersection of AI and anthropology, exploring how technology influences human relationships and societal structures. They discuss the importance of ethical AI, the need for agency in a technology-driven world, and the implications of AI on work and purpose. The conversation also touches on global perspectives on AI regulation, the challenges of abundance versus scarcity, and the necessity of fostering human connections in an increasingly digital landscape.
Guest: Dr Lollie Mancey
Title: Digital Anthropologist, Co-presenter of RTÉ's Futureville
Takeaways
Peer-reviewed research in AI is often outdated by publication.
The convergence of disciplines is crucial for understanding AI's impact.
Humans attribute emotions to AI systems, complicating our relationship with technology.
Consequential thinking is essential in AI development and ethics.
Agency in technology use is divided between passive consumers and active learners.
Leadership must embrace complexity and uncertainty in AI governance.
Global perspectives on AI regulation vary, with different cultural implications.
Abundance in resources does not guarantee fairness or meaning.
Ethical AI requires a shift in mindset towards social responsibility.
Human connections are vital in countering the loneliness exacerbated by AI.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to AI and Anthropology
03:06 The Intersection of AI and Human Relationships
05:56 Consequential Thinking in AI Development
09:02 Agency and the Bifurcation of Human Experience
11:43 The Role of Leadership in AI Ethics
14:50 Global Perspectives on AI Regulation
17:43 The Future of Work and Purpose in an AI World
20:43 Abundance vs. Scarcity in Economic Models
23:48 The Need for Ethical AI and Social Responsibility
26:52 Human Connection in the Age of AI
30:01 Conclusion and Future Considerations
Resources:
- Futureville - RTÉ programme imagining Ireland in 2050
- Connect with Lollie: drlollie.ie | LinkedIn: Dr Lollie (L-O-L-L-I-E)
Chatting GPT is produced by AI Institute. For AI adoption in built environment firms, visit https://weareaiinstitute.com/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.