Nicola

Disobediences

Technology EN ↓ 7 episodes

Disobediences is a podcast that discusses digital cultures, technology and artificial intelligence from a European perspective. - All episodes are produced using Google’s Notebook LM -

Author

Nicola

Category

Technology

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Latest episode

Nov 16, 2024

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Episodes

Did Trump Win Thanks to Technology? 16.11.2024

In this episode, we dive deep into the role of technology in shaping Trump’s electoral success. From social media’s tailored profiling to the rise of digital influencers and the manipulation of algorithms, technology emerges not as a mere tool but as a pervasive environment that redefines political strategy. Yet, the analysis challenges oversimplified narratives, highlighting the interplay of pre-...

The Last Day of Sewell 28.10.2024

On the last day of his life, Sewell Setzer III messaged an AI chatbot named Dany, with whom he had developed a deep attachment despite knowing she was artificial. His intense bond with the chatbot, created by Character. AI, led him to feel happier in her virtual presence than in reality. That night, he messaged her a final farewell before taking his own life. Sewell’s mother has since filed a laws...

Revolutionizing AI: Newton’s Path from Sensors to Action 24.10.2024

In this episode, we explore Newton, a new AI model developed by Archetype.ai. Unlike ChatGPT, Newton learns directly from the physical world by observing data from sensors, without relying on language. This innovation opens up new possibilities for AI applications in infrastructure, industry, and more, while demanding far less computational power. Tune in to discover how Newton might change the wa...

From OnlyFake to AllFake: Navigating the New Reality of Deepfakes and Digital Trust 17.10.2024

In this episode of Disobediences: Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Digital Cultures , we explore the unsettling rise of deepfakes and their impact on our perception of reality. We delve into a shocking case from Hong Kong, where a company was defrauded of millions during a video call, with all participants, except one, being AI-generated fakes. We also discuss the emergence of services lik...

The Hidden Cost of AI: Unveiling the Physical Infrastructure Behind Technology 14.10.2024

Behind every AI application lies a massive physical infrastructure of data centers consuming vast amounts of energy and resources. The development of AI is shaping new industrial sectors, from construction to microprocessor manufacturing. This growth comes with significant environmental impacts, including energy demands and material consumption. As AI becomes more integrated into daily life, the h...

The new web search, driven by AI, goes through the media 09.10.2024

In this episode, we explore a collaboration between John Elkann , CEO of Exor and shareholder of GEDI, and Sam Altman , the visionary behind ChatGPT and OpenAI. The two are teaming up to integrate high-quality journalistic content from GEDI’s outlets, like La Repubblica and La Stampa , into ChatGPT. This partnership aims to enhance AI training by providing access to well-crafted articles, which co...

A social network where it's just us, and AI 06.10.2024

In this episode, we explore SocialAI, a unique social network where the only human user is you, surrounded entirely by AI bots. Designed to cater to our desires for affirmation and interaction, this platform allows users to curate their followers based on various personality types. While it offers a seemingly ideal space for engagement, we examine the implications of interacting solely with non-hu...

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