Pascal Van Hentenryck and Breon Martin
What About AI?
The What About AI? podcast unpacks how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we learn, work, and live—one bold convo at a time. Whether you’re a student, educator, researcher, leader in government, industry, or nonprofit, or if you’re just curious about how AI is impacting your life, this podcast is for you! We explore how AI is transforming education, society, and the workplace—while diving into the ethical, technical, and human questions that matter most. In a world full of noise, What About AI? delivers clarity—real stories, real experts, and real impact.
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Pascal Van Hentenryck and Breon Martin
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27 de ago. de 2025
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Episodios
Ep.2 | AI Driving the Future of Mobility 27.08.2025 55:12
This is the second episode of What About AI , Georgia Tech’s podcast on how artificial intelligence is transforming research, industry, education and society. Hosted by Pascal Van Hentenryck and Breon Martin, this episode focuses on the future of mobility and the role AI plays in reshaping cities. Pascal and Breon are joined by Srinivas Peeta, Frederick R. Dickerson Chair and professor in Georgia...
Ep.1 | Georgia Tech’s Big Plans for AI 20.05.2025 47:15
Welcome to the first episode of What About AI , Georgia Tech’s new podcast exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming research, industry, education, and society. Hosted by AI expert Pascal Van Hentenryck and Breon Martin, this episode introduces Tech AI—Georgia Tech’s ambitious AI hub—and its mission to make AI’s impact real and meaningful. Pascal explains the NSF's involvement in...
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