What do you do when somebody else publishes your thesis as a book? Without your permission and without you receiving royalties? Time for us to investigate in our new podcast episode.
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New HRI Podcast episode
My sabbatical allows me to focus on the HRI Podcast. Here is another episode:
The One About Ethics
Robots are not just machines. We treat them as if they were somewhat like humans, including applying moral standards and expectations to them. Our behavior towards robots matters. The way we treat them reveals much about ourselves. In today’s episode, we will talk about how being nice is not the opposite of being cruel to them. I invited Bob Douglas and Mary Blossom from the AI Research Institute to introduce us to the topic. They agreed to produce a short podcast dialogue to get us started. I then discussed their introduction with Michael-John Turp and Minyi Wang.
My chatGPT podcast episode
For a while, I have been thinking about a podcast episode on chatGPT. But what better way to talk about it than using it? Have a listen to my new HRI podcast episode: Should I use chatGPT?
New HRI Podcast: Zombies – Can robots be conscious?
I recorded a new episode of the Human-Robot Interaction Podcast:
023: Zombies – Can robots be conscious?
Are robots zombies? This might seem like a strange question at first, but it leads to one of the most important questions in science today: what is consciousness and can robot’s become conscious? These questions fascinate many people. And when Blake Lemoine suggested that Google’s latest AI Lambda had become sentient, it triggered a worldwide media frenzy. In this HRI podcast episode, I talk with Professor Jack Copeland about machine consciousness.
Why do all social robots fail in the market?
New HRI podcast episode.
I am happy to announce a new episode of the Human-Robot Interaction podcast that focuses the question why almost all social robots failed in the market. Find out more at the podcast episode.