Tag: chatGPT

June 6, 2023Podcast Episodes

#62: AI Journalism and Reviews

In the thought-provoking episode "AI Journalism and Reviews," join Ian and Michael as they navigate the nuances of artificial intelligence in today's media landscape. They tackle the depiction of AI's recent progress in media.

The conversation also turns towards the emerging role of AI in journalism and reporting. Tune in for a balanced, insightful exploration of the interplay between artificial intelligence, media, and journalism. (This description was automatically generated with ChatGPT)
April 25, 2023Podcast Episodes

#56: AutoGPT and Autonomous AI Agents

Ian and Michael discusses the recent advent of autonomous AI agents that can identify and execute tasks to attain a human-specified goal. What could possibly go wrong?
April 11, 2023Podcast Episodes

#54: AI as a Force for Good or Greed

Ian and Michael discuss AI and its impacts on jobs, especially the potential destruction of high paying jobs in favour of lower wage and clickwork types of jobs. Will AI be a force for the betterment of humanity or a force for greed and selfishness?
April 5, 2023Podcast Episodes

#53: AI in Creating Narratives

Ian and Michael discuss the potential role for AI in creativity, in for example video editing, in creating games, and in using AI to create narratives. And with our ever shrinking attention spans, will we in the future even have the patience for content that requires more than a few seconds concentration?
March 28, 2023Podcast Episodes

#52: ChatGPT and Misinformation

Join Ian and Michael in this thought-provoking episode as they dive into the potential risks of using large language models like ChatGPT. While these apps are designed to provide users with accurate information, they can "hallucinate" facts that are not true. In this fascinating conversation, ChatGPT reveals some surprising information about the hosts of the AI Unfiltered podcast, highlighting the challenges users may face in distinguishing between real and fabricated information. (This description was generated by ChatGPT - but checked and edited by Michael before publication...)
March 21, 2023Podcast Episodes

#51: AI-Generated Content and the Future of Creativity

Join Ian and Michael as they delve into the controversy surrounding a children's book that was entirely AI-generated. Moreover, the duo discusses the concerning trend of AI companies using artists' and authors' work as training data without permission, credit, or compensation. Discover the impact it has on the audience and the future of creativity. From animation to British sitcoms to replacing the annoying overflow of (human-generated) reboots and sequels with truly original content, there's no telling what intriguing insights will be unveiled in this must-listen episode! (This text was generated with ChatGPT)
March 15, 2023Podcast Episodes

#50: The 50th Episode Spectacular

Our first 50 episodes are in the can! In this milestone episode, Ian and Michael discuss AI-guided road trips, using AI to create the perfect beer and the perfect chocolate (and what else do you need in life, really?) and an AI-created utopia, as well as looking forward to the topics to be covered in the next 50 episodes!
February 28, 2023Podcast Episodes

#48: The Battle of the Large Language Models

In this episode of the podcast, Ian and Michael dive deep into the latest developments in the world of large language models. The two discuss the launch of Google's Bard, and Microsoft's integration of OpenAI's models into their search engine Bing. But are these large language models really as useful as they seem? Ian and Michael weigh the pros and cons of relying on large language models for information retrieval and explore some of the challenges that come with using these technologies. (This description was automatically generated using ChatGPT)
February 1, 2023Podcast Episodes

#44: The Next AI Winter

AI research and development have over the years fallen prey to hype cycles, resulting in two longer so called AI winters in the 1970s and the late 1980s/early 1990s. Is there a risk that we are heading towards another AI winter, or a bubble akin to the dotcom bubble of the early 2000s?
January 17, 2023Podcast Episodes

#42: ChatGPT and Large Language Models

The advent of large language models that can produce natural sounding text may well revolutionise how we write and communicate in the future. Ian and Michael discuss.