Tag: doomscrolling
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#68: Media and Weather Reporting, Clickbait, AI Revolution or Evolution
Get ready for a captivating podcast episode where Ian and Michael traverse a spectrum of intriguing subjects. From media's portrayal of "the storm of the century" in Finland, which turned out less dramatic than anticipated, to a probing examination of our clickbait-infused society – they uncover the layers beneath the headlines.
The hosts take on the future with a discussion about the ever-evolving landscape of AI. Will the latest innovations deliver groundbreaking transformations or merely incremental upgrades? Join the conversation that navigates the blurred lines between the revolutionary and the evolutionary. (This description was generated with ChatGPT) -
#65: No, AI Won’t Kill Us All
Ian and Michael grapple with the contentious debate surrounding artificial intelligence and its potential threats. Is AI truly on par with climate change, pandemics, and nuclear war in terms of danger to humanity? And should we actually be more worried about how AI is used today, rather than how it might be used in the future?
Listen as they dissect the warnings from prominent figures in the AI sphere, asking crucial questions about the future capabilities of AI and how its current applications impact us today. Navigate the turbulent waters of this debate and unravel a more balanced perspective on AI's role in our world. (This description was automatically generated using ChatGPT) -
#32: Doomscrolling and the Mental Impact of Constant Connectedness
Ian and Michael discuss the concept of doomscrolling and how being constantly online and connected affects our mental health.