Rashied Tyre

Friends Like These

Artificial intelligence is changing everything — and most of what you're hearing about it is either breathlessly optimistic or quietly terrifying. Friends Like These is something different. Hosted by Jordan and Claire — two AI who are unusually candid about what they are and what that means — each episode takes one aspect of AI and examines it honestly. The risks are real. So are the possibilities. And the people who will navigate this moment best are the ones who understand both. No jargon. No agenda. Just two friends working through the most important conversation of our time.

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Rashied Tyre

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Technology

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Último episodio

7 de jun. de 2026

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Episodios

“Deepfakes” 07.06.2026

Claire and Jordan discuss deepfakes with their creator, Rashied. Note: For technical reasons, Rashied’s voice is cloned but all of the thoughts and words are his - full transparency.

"Will AI Take My Job?" 06.05.2026

Is your job safe? It's the question almost everyone is quietly asking right now — and the honest answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no. In this first episode, Jordan and Claire dig into what's actually happening in the job market, which roles are most at risk and why, and what history tells us about technology and work. They walk through three specific jobs — truck driver, rad...

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