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Podcast Episode 38: The AI takeover
AI takes charge of the podcast and interviews me; Desiderata rewritten for a hobbit; and the AI's guide to human: AI relations. Plus The Bangles. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justin-dix/episodes/Episode-38---The-AI-Takeover-e28cvsl
Podcast Episode 37
A ramble through a week of Art, London river walks, and the musings of Aldous Huxley. Also some advice on how to live forever, thanks to QR codes. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justin-dix/episodes/Episode-37---Life-and-death-e284kmb
Life After Death
https://videopress.com/v/5VxYTXbS?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Now you can still be an influencer even after you've gone ...
Tools
Fears of AI have haunted humanity since the very beginning of the computer age. Hitherto these fears focused on machines using physical means to kill, enslave or replace people. But over the past couple of years new tools have emerged that threaten the survival of human civilisation from an unexpected direction. AI has gained some …
Study for Obedience
"What little I knew of men suggested that they were constitutionally incapable of being alone, terrified of not being admired, and seemed to regard ageing and its effects as a personal failing". Study for Obedience is one of the 13 novels written in English that are shortlisted for this year’s Booker prize. For more information …
Podcast Episode 36
Vernon Scannel
I will be featuring this poet in my next podcast. He is a little known but wonderfully evocative writer; back in 1975 I fell in love with "Walking Wounded", a carefully observed poem about war which somehow manages to be both compassionate and dispassionate at the same time. Poetry is due a resurgence. In an …
Podcast Episode 35
Podcast Episode 34
The Lisbon edition Part 2 https://open.spotify.com/episode/4DvZ3sTkHGwxiLEpD3KQw1?si=jWmulQ3fSmeyImlMXJkwNQ
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