Hot Messy A.I. Drama | EP 76

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00:00:00 -Why Kevin missed his flight
00:01:07 - This Week on Hard Fork
00:01:38 - Hot Messy A.I. Drama
00:24:59 - Listeners Respond to Johnathan Haitd
00:58:00 - Shrimp Jesus
This week, we look at a mess of corporate drama in artificial intelligence. Stability AI has announced that its founder and C.E.O., Emad Mostaque, is leaving the company. Meanwhile, Microsoft hired away two of the co-founders and much of the staff of Inflection, without actually acquiring the company itself. Both moves surprised tech insiders. Then, we talked with listeners who had something to say about our interview with Jonathan Haidt on smartphones, social media and young people. And finally, we examine the true motives behind “Shrimp Jesus” and other hugely popular images on social media that were generated with artificial intelligence.
Today’s guests:
Jordan Lucero, a high school student
Maya Rayle, a graduate student
Jack Campbell, a college student
Brendan Kelley, a high school digital coach
Additional Reading:
The indie A.I. companies are falling apart
www.platformer.news/indie-ai-...
How Spammers, Scammers and Creators Leverage A.I.-Generated Images on Facebook for Audience Growth
cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/io/new...
Our Interview with Johnathan Haidt From Last week:
• Jonathan Haidt on Smar...
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Credits
“Hard Fork” is hosted by Kevin Roose and Casey Newton and produced by Davis Landand Rachel Cohn. The show is edited by Jen Poyant. Engineering by Alyssa Moxley and original music by Dan Powell, Elisheba Ittoop and Marion Lozano. Our audience editor is Nell Gallogly. Video production by Ryan Manning and Dylan Bergeson. Motion graphics by Phil Robibero Thumbnails by Julia Moburg, Elizabeth Bristow, and Harshal Duddalwar
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21 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@alfpenne 2 месяца назад

Another perfect podcast. Including the listeners, especially Jordan, was wonderful. Thank you.

@robin214389 2 месяца назад

These guys are always interesting to hear

@tonyyu2191 2 месяца назад

jonathan was talking about children under 15, which is not the same thing for high schoolers and college students

@rachel_rexxx 2 месяца назад

The interviews with the teens are just showing me that the Flynn effect is alive and well. Each brighter and more insightful than most of us were at that age in my generation (millennial).

@LyndalMcMurphy 2 месяца назад

Hmmmm... maybe I need to watch it again.

@yossarianSA 2 месяца назад

I think you misinterpreted the Flynn effect. Or maybe you actually believe our grandparents would on average be classified as borderline mentally disabled today. Also, the Flynn effect has reversed recently according to studies.

@SamHoustonSF 2 месяца назад

Great episode!

@jieytan281 2 месяца назад

When it comes to education, I think there are two kinds of careless parents, 1) just being completely careless, or 2) being brutal to show their care. Either way, it's because they don't care much enough to spend extra time and energy to do it more subtly - being patient and supportive and guiding. Thus, the 1st go-to is to be those absent figures, who don't even bother to fake a care, and the 2nd go-to is to set up "laws": don't you dare do that, don't you dare not do that… The same scenario here, first of all, I appreciate that Jonathan is caring at least, however, he proposed a very convenient way - setting up "laws". I wonder how a 14th birthday can be this silver lining, where the day before it, people are not allowed to access social media because they will be poisoned, but 2 days later, all of a sudden, they are allowed to! Is it because this day gives them immunity? Or is it because this day gives sb's conscience a getaway - I have done my best to ban you, you are on your own now, kid :)