Patterns in Practice Podcast: Cultures of AI

Patterns in Practice Podcast: Cultures of AI

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Patterns in Practice Podcast: Cultures of AI episodes

  • Episode 5: Higher Education

    Samborne speaks to three guests, Frances Patrick, Itzelle Medina Perea, and Mark Shand about their different experiences of AI in the higher education sector. 

    https://lifeofdata.org/site/patterns-in-practice/cultures-of-ai-podcast-higher-education

     

    28 min
  • Episode 4: Drug Discovery

    Samborne talks to Patterns in Practice lead Professor Jo Bates and founder of HitchhikersAI Dr Raminderpal Singh about AI in the drug discovery industry. 

     

    More details and transcript:

    https://lifeofdata.org/site/patterns-in-practice/

     

    HitchhikersAI:

    https://www.hitchhikersai.org/ 

    23 min
  • Episode 3: Tom Marshman

    In this episode, we talk to dramatist and creator Tom Marshman about his experience working with AI and theatre. Our conversations spans from Ada Lovelace to the significance of a name. 

     

    More details and transcript: https://lifeofdata.org/site/patterns-in-practice/ 

    Tom Marshman: https://www.tommarshman.com/

    22 min
  • Episode 2: Creative Arts

    Patterns in Practice (AHRC-funded): https://lifeofdata.org/site/patterns-in-practice/

     

    With thanks to our guests: Erinma Ochu, Luba Elliott, Marie-Hélène Boyd and Rik Lander.

    30 min
  • Episode 1: Craig Scott

    Patterns in Practice (AHRC-funded): https://lifeofdata.org/site/patterns-in-practice

    Craig Scott: https://www.craigscottslobotomy.com/lobotomy

    https://www.watershed.co.uk/studio/events/2024/02/09/lunchtime-talk-craig-against-machine

     

    23 min

About Patterns in Practice Podcast: Cultures of AI

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Welcome to the Patterns in Practice podcast! This mini-series will explore how our beliefs, values, and feelings interact to shape our engagement with artificial intelligence. You will hear stories from people working across a variety of industries, from drug discovery, to higher education to the creative sector, alongside insight from the Patterns in Practice research team. We will also be talking to Craig Scott - improvising musician, composer, and member of Patterns in Practice - who offers his unique creative perspective on current issues surrounding machine learning technology.