In this episode, we talk with Pontus Wärnestål, an award-winning researcher and designer who has worked with the design of digital services for over twenty years in a range of industries and sectors. He conducts research and teaches digital service innovation and artificial intelligence as Deputy Professor in Information Technology at Halmstad University.

Pontus' book "Design of AI-driven services" is a must-read for designers wanting to better understand AI as a design material.

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In this episode, David and Jacob go dark on Deep Fakes. Deepfakes, or manipulated media that convincingly impersonate real people, have rapidly emerged as a potential threat to trust. They leverage advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to create realistic-looking images, videos, or audio, making it increasingly difficult to discern between genuine and fabricated content. As deepfakes become more prevalent, the risk of misinformation, identity theft, and manipulation of public opinion grows, leaving society to grapple with the consequences.

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How to prevent deepfakes in the era of generative AI

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In this episode, we talk with Drew Smith, a trained Automotive Designer with an insatiable curiosity about the points at which the worlds of the automotive industry, mobility, design practice and small-c culture intersect. We wanted to know why the autonomous car dreams we were sold in the mid 2010's haven't come to fruition. What can we learn from the slower than hoped for developments in mobility when working on automation in other fields? Perhaps most of all though - when can we expect to finally get those autonomous cars we were all promised?!!

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Looking Out - The Podcast

Looking Out - The Newsletter

The Next Billion Cars Podcast - Micromobility and "the rest of the world"

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In this episode, David and Jacob introduce 3 models that can help us work out where we are in terms of our technological futures. The S-Curve, Gartner Hype Cycle and AI Winters are frameworks through which we can assess where we are in terms of AI. Is the latest Generative AI explosion over-hyped and a trough of disillusion an inevitably? Or are we at the base of an S-Curve that will propel us towards transformational game changing shifts? Join us as we discuss how to make sense of where we are and what we can expect next.

Research on productivity impact of Generative AI

Research: quantifying GitHub Copilot’s impact on developer productivity and happiness

Experimental Evidence on the Productivity Effects of Generative Artificial Intelligence

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This is a Robot Revolution Core Concept about Edge Computing ", In our new series where we collaborate with and get help from industry experts from leading companies to explore and explain the key concepts that are essential to designing a future that is good for people, business, and the planet. In today's episode, we are joined by Nils Sahlberg and Kenneth Ulrich from Stream Analyze, who helped us understand the first core concept of Edge Computing.

If you want to hear the full discussion with Nils and Kenneth on Edge Computing, head over to our sister stream, "Robot Revolution - Deep Dives", where we explore this concept in greater detail.

Here is a link to the full deep dive!

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In this episode, we explore the rise of robots in the workplace and their impact on workers. An automation Ph.D. with a degree in psychology, Sandra Mattsson discusses the importance of user engagement and understanding how humans perceive and interact with automation. Sandra also emphasizes the need to consider all users who will interact with the automation tool or system in any way. She recommends taking small steps and experimenting with technology rather than making big changes. Recognizing and building on existing automation programs and successes in a business is also highlighted. Sandra also discusses the different roles of leaders and production technicians in driving automation initiatives in smaller companies and the importance of connecting systems in a way that creates value for the user.

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Edig - Knowledge platform which aims to boost expertise in digitalisation in the field of industry https://www.edig.nu/en/

Sandra at RISE https://www.ri.se/sv/person/sandra-mattsson

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🎧 Are you using AI tools in your creative work? 🤔 It's time to learn about the ethics and risks involved! In the latest episode of "Designing the Robot Revolution," titled "Law & Ethics of AI Art," we dive into the murky waters of copyright law, training data usage without consent, and the responsibilities of prompters and software creators. Considering the legal implications of using the "common crawl" and other AI tools is crucial. However, don't let the uncertainty hold you back - by being transparent and cautious in using AI tools, you can create fantastic work while staying ahead of the game. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of AI and ethics in the creative world! 

Monkey self-portrait: Here

Legal Eagle, AI versus The Law

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In this special episode of Designing the Robot Revolution, hosts David Griffith Jones and Jacob Magnell discuss the recent buzz surrounding the artificial intelligence model ChatGPT. The chatbot, launched in November 2022, has dominated social media feeds with seemingly never-ending streams of screenshots, guides, and tutorials from excitable users lauding the results. However, alongside this hype, there have also been many concerned voices airing anxieties about how OpenAI’s tool will impact jobs, with those working in the creative industries being amongst the most worried about their immediate employability. The explosion of micro-tools built on ChatGPT makes it more important than ever to understand the implications for designers, developers, copywriters and art directors. Are we seeing a true paradigm shift or is ChatGPT simply overhyped?

The Ezra Klein Podcast: A skeptical take on the A.I. revolution

Useful/fun ChatGPT prompts: mpost.io

McKinsey: Generative AI is here

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What happens if people can't transition to a more automated future? What happens when we live in a world where huge swathes of the tax generating jobs of today are done by robots? How do robots pay their fair share toward harmonious communities where no humans are left behind?

In this episode our human careers, economies, workplaces, benefits and taxes are reviewed in the context of the ongoing robot revolution. We hear from Mattias Allring and Dee Seaver, two previous guests on the show, from Toyota Material Handling and Phillips Healthcare respectively.

Designing the Robot Revolution unpack the tools, methods and trends influencing the work of creating wonderful automation. We investigate the cutting edge of automation across diverse industries distilling lessons learned applicable to anyone working within the field of automation and AI.

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