Tag: Internet
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#83: Riffing on YouTube
Having spent far too much time on YouTube, Ian and Michael dive headfirst into the digital rabbit hole in this episode titled "Riffing on YouTube." As they traverse the vast landscape of content creators, they share their personal favorites and engage in a creative brainstorming session, aiming to conjure the next viral sensation that could set the platform ablaze. Plus, a new installment of the AI Roundtable, with our fake AI-generated contributors Emma, Sarah, and Alex! (This description was generated with ChatGPT)
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#82: AI Poison, Critics, Nostalgia
Ian and Michael embark on a riveting journey through diverse topics. They kick off the discussion with a deep dive into the intriguing concept of poisoned training data as a means for artists to fight back against generative AI using their work without permission or compensation. Then, they shift gears to ponder the role of film critics in shaping our cinematic experiences. And as the episode unfolds, they explore the intoxicating allure of nostalgia, delving into the profound ways it influences our lives. Join the conversation for a thought-provoking exploration of AI, art, and the timeless appeal of the past. (This description was generated with ChatGPT)
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#81: Is Streaming Broken?
Ian and Michael take a critical look at the streaming landscape and ask the pivotal question: Is the current model for video streaming fundamentally flawed? They dive into the challenges of an oversaturated market, dwindling viewership, and the dire financial struggles faced by streaming services, leading to content removal as a cost-cutting measure. But as they navigate these complexities, they also confront the nostalgia for the bygone era of VHS tapes, ultimately pondering whether a return to the past is truly the solution (it isn't). Join the conversation for an exploration of the future of video streaming. (This description was generated with ChatGPT)
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#78: The Encrapification of the Interwebs, AI and Comedy
Ian and Michael venture into the tumultuous waters of the internet, exploring the potential chaos that could ensue as the digital realm becomes inundated with AI-generated content. And just when you thought it definitely could get more exciting, the hosts ponder the future of AI and comedy, revealing how machines are starting to tickle our funny bones. Join the laughter, the languages, and the limitless potential of AI in a thought-provoking and entertaining episode that promises to expand your digital horizons. (This description was generated with ChatGPT)
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#70: Clinging to the Past
Step into the intriguing realm of nostalgia with the episode "Clinging to the Past," as hosts Ian and Michael unravel the curious allure of our fixation on yesteryears. Amid a technological landscape where progress shines brilliantly, they delve into the paradox of our attachment to the past, even when our present offers unprecedented advancements.
Join the dynamic duo in a captivating dialogue, as they dissect our fascination with bygone eras and ponder the deep-seated roots of our connection to the past. In a special twist, this episode introduces a new fake AI contributor, employing the classic Amiga speech synthesis – a nostalgic nod to the past while embracing the cutting-edge. (This description was generated with ChatGPT) -
#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) -
#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) -
#61: IoT and the Smart Fridge Conundrum
Plug into a stimulating episode titled "IoT and The Smart Fridge Conundrum" as your hosts, Ian and Michael, illuminate the intricate world of Internet of Things (IoT). Set off on an exploratory journey into the realm of intelligent refrigeration, where groceries inventory themselves and shopping lists become obsolete.
The duo also ventures into the captivating landscape of home automation, revealing how the marriage of convenience and technology might redefine modern living. Explore the burgeoning field of IoT-enhanced home security, where peace of mind is just a tap away.
Get ready for an insightful foray into the revolutionizing world of smart consumer devices! (This description was automatically generated with ChatGPT) -
#60: Your Own Personal Metaverse
The metaverse is dead, long live the metaverse? Join the animated discourse between Ian and Michael as they navigate the turbulent waters of the metaverse hype, dissecting its sensational rise and seemingly swift plunge into the abyss. Discover their riveting insights on the intriguing concept of an ultra-personalised metaverse experience. Contemplate the metaverse as an innovative platform for unfiltered self-expression, a digital Eden to manifest your authentic self.
Fasten your seatbelts for a journey into the heart of the metaverse - a world of endless possibilities, paradoxes, and perturbations. A voyage you don't want to miss! (This description was automatically generated using ChatGPT) -
#38: Decentralisation, Web3, Social Media
Ian and Michael discuss Web3, social media, and a decentralised Internet - is it necessarily a good thing?