USC Information Sciences Institute
AI/nsiders
The director of AI at the Information Sciences Institute, anthropologist Adam Russell, interviews the humans behind AI to understand what motivates them, how they shape AI today, and where they hope AI will go. A University of Southern California podcast.
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Oct 8, 2024
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Episodes
"AI needs to have a trustworthiness index and sources monitoring" 08.10.2024 20:01
EP. 32 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Amandeep Singh
"AI is not smarter than us, but it will try harder than us, for better or worse" 24.09.2024 20:13
EP. 31 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Karl Jacob
"I worry about AI researchers not knowing enough about social sciences" 10.09.2024 19:59
EP. 30 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Michael Pazzani
"Today you have to do AI combined with some other field to be relevant" 23.07.2024 19:33
EP. 29 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Jose-Luis Ambite
"If you study AI you need to be curious and not pay attention to the noise" 09.07.2024 19:47
EP. 28 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Pei Zhou
"AI could be an advisor to someone who does not have a support system" 25.06.2024 19:50
EP. 27 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Ulf Hermjakob
"There is no end goal for AI ethics, there will always be something new to mitigate" 11.06.2024 19:46
EP. 26 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Rebecca Dorn
"I worry that AI will be used to manipulate large groups of people" 28.05.2024 19:55
EP. 25 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Myrl Marmarelis
"AIs will give you answers even if they don’t know" 15.05.2024 19:41
EP. 24 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Negar Mokhberian
"We need to determine who is responsible when AI makes a mistake" 30.04.2024 19:40
EP. 23 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Luca Luceri
The talk around AI replacing us is the most misunderstood concept in AI 16.04.2024 19:50
EP. 22 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Justin Cho
"I love OpenAI tools. They save me so much time, I call her Chatty" 02.04.2024 19:37
EP. 21 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Kristina Lerman
"AI is also the reinvention of communication" 26.03.2024 19:52
EP. 20 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Alex Spangher
"I wish AI could surpass humans in empathy, it should be pretty easy" 19.03.2024 19:48
EP. 19 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Casandra Rusti
"We need more social sciences experts in AI to focus on its human side" 12.03.2024 19:30
Ep. 18 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Shushan Arakelyan
"My fear is that we put AI at the core without any human knowledge" 05.03.2024 19:50
EP. 17 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Basel Shbita
"AIs can't be sentient, they are bunch of numbers that obey algorithms" 27.02.2024 19:57
EP. 16 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Julie Jiang
"I worry that people are not contextualizing their interactions with AI enough" 20.02.2024 19:54
EP. 15 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Jay Pujara
"Humans are better at humor because AI's context sensing is still raw" 13.02.2024 19:55
EP. 14 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Jonathan May
"I want to help a student write a thesis on artificial general intelligence" 06.02.2024 20:03
EP. 13 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Mayank Kejriwal
"I try to solve problems where we don't have enough resources" 30.01.2024 19:50
EP. 12 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Mozhdeh Gheini
“We answer questions that companies are not brave enough to answer” 23.01.2024 19:55
EP. 11 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Fred Morstatter
"We need diverse voices doing AI to serve a diverse population" 16.01.2024 19:59
EP. 10 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Emmanuel Johnson
"Apply AI to problems you are passionate about" 09.01.2024 19:58
EP. 9 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Abigail Horn
"If I could go back in time I would tell myself to learn Python much earlier" 02.01.2024 20:00
EP. 8 ISI’s Artificial Intelligence director, anthropologist Adam Russell, gets to know his researchers. This week: Joel Mathew
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