HeyJaredHumans of AI
In the race to build AI, we forget that it was made by real people, with real stories. These are their stories.Inspired by the photoblog "Humans of New York", this series is a video podcast showcasing the different people who are either building things in AI or are using it…
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Can AI Be Trusted to Judge AI? - Sampura Research (Josh Jacob and Rishub Jain) (opens the original)
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As AI systems become more capable, who or what can reliably judge whether their behavior is correct, safe, and aligned? In this episode of Humans of AI, I sit down with Rishub Jain and Josh Jacob, co-founders of Sampura Research, an independent nonprofit exploring how humans and AI can work together to oversee increasingly powerful systems. Rishub and Josh explain why better AI “judges” may be central to the future of alignment. Many of the hardest behaviors to evaluate are subjective, ambiguous
Andrew McLuhan: The Medium Is the Message. So What Is AI Telling Us? (opens the original)
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How is AI reshaping not only what we do, but who we are? In this episode of Humans of AI, we chat with Andrew McLuhan, a poet, writer, researcher, and the founder and director of The McLuhan Institute, where he develops and teaches ways of analyzing the nature of technologies and their personal and social effects. As the grandson of renowned media theorist Marshall McLuhan and the son of Eric McLuhan, Andrew brings a perspective shaped by three generations of thinking about how media and technol
Kasra Gaharian: AI Can Flag Gambling Risk. But Can It Reduce Harm? (opens the original)
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How is AI reshaping the gambling industry? In this episode of Humans of AI, I chat with Kasra Gaharian, the Director of Research at UNLV International Gaming Institute, where he leads interdisciplinary research at the intersection of artificial intelligence, data science, and gambling. Kasra breaks down the state of AI in gaming, the rise of prediction markets, and why the future of betting may depend as much on regulation and consumer protection as it does on model capability. We unpack the dis
Ben Goertzel - Why Decentralization is the Path to AGI (opens the original)
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In this episode of Humans of AI, I chat with Ben Goertzel, AI researcher, mathematician, and one of the pioneers of artificial general intelligence, having coined the term back in 2005. Ben is the founder and CEO of SingularityNET and he has spent decades exploring intelligence, consciousness, and what it might mean to create machines with increasingly general minds. He is now also the founder of BGI Labs aiming to chart a path toward building Beneficial General Intelligence.Ben says the next br
Elijah Rivera - The Future of Learning: Balancing AI and Human Wisdom (opens the original)
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In this episode of Humans of AI , I chat with Elijah Rivera, an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Brandeis University, whose research looks at how people learn computer science and how programming languages themselves are designed. Elijah earned his Ph.D. at Brown University, and before that a bachelor’s and master’s at MIT. At Brandeis, he developed and teaches a course on automation in software development that gives students hands-on experience with the modern software toolchain, whi
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