Lucy Cheke is a Professor of Experimental Psychology at The University of Cambridge, who studies memory, cognition, and what it means to think. As AI systems grow increasingly capable, her research asks a new question: How does Human cognition compare to Artificial Intelligence?

In this episode of Bridging The Gap, we discuss the concepts of AI cognition vs human cognition, theory of mind, and try to understand whether or not the AI models we see today are truly thinking, or possess any real knowledge.

Bridging The Gap is a new podcast series, produced by Red Cap Media, seeking to dive deeper into scientific topics, and bring forward discussions on a broad range of areas.

Konstantinos Voudouris is a cognitive scientist at the AI Security Institute (AISI) whose research is aimed at providing the world with a deeper understanding of rapidly evolving AI models.

In this episode of Bridging The Gap, we speak about the hype surrounding AI, the concept of AGI, and dive deeper into the real world capabilities and threats that new AI models could present.

*Disclaimer: At the time of recording this conversation Konstaninos was a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at the Institute for Human-Centered AI at Helmholtz Munich

Bridging The Gap is a new podcast series, produced by Red Cap Media, seeking to dive deeper into scientific topics, and bring forward discussions on a broad range of areas.

Brendon Stubbs is a world leader in research surrounding mental health and exercise.

Ranked in the top 0.01% of researchers globally, his work has transformed our understanding of how movement and exercise influence mental illnesses like depression, and the relationship between our bodies and our minds. All of these topics and more are covered in this week's episode of Bridging The Gap.

Bridging The Gap is a new podcast series, produced by Red Cap Media, seeking to dive deeper into scientific topics, and bring forward discussions on a broad range of areas.

Science has never moved faster.

In a time full of misinformation and click bait headlines, I have never been more confused about what to believe.

I'm Eddie, a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, and I am travelling the UK, sitting down with the world's leading researchers to cut through the noise and get to the truth. This is my attempt to bridge the gap between the people doing the most important research in the world, and the people who need to hear it.

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Robert Plomin is a world leader physchology & genetics, who has spent decades researching how our genes influence who we are. His work has revolutionised our understanding of how DNA and our environment shape our personality, behaviours, choice in romantic partners, and more, all explored in this episode of Bridging The Gap.

Bridging The Gap is a new podcast series, produced by Red Cap Media, seeking to dive deeper into scientific topics, and bring forward discussions on a broad range of areas.