Kendra Oliver & Leah Flaherty

Mom Meets Machine

Kids EN ↓ 6 episódios

Mom Meets Machine (M3) is a podcast exploring lived experience of how artificial intelligence is reshaping family life, child development, and the psychosocial experience of parenting. Hosted by two moms and experts from complementary fields—an interdisciplinary data science professional and licensed clinical psychologist. The show bridges technical innovation with human experience. Each episode will help parents, educators, and caregivers understand technology and AI’s role in shaping the next generation while offering practical, empathetic guidance. We will talk with experts about how famili...

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Autor

Kendra Oliver & Leah Flaherty

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Kids

Site do podcast

www.kendraoliver.com

Último episódio

23 de jun de 2026

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Episódios

Guide for AI | What we lose when AI always takes our side 23.06.2026

What Happens to Trust When AI Is Always on Your Side? A therapist who never challenges you. A friend who always agrees. An information feed that tells you what you want to hear. That sounds like comfort — but it might be quietly eroding something essential. This episode asks the harder questions about AI: not just what it gets wrong, but what it gets too right . Elise Silva , Director of Policy Re...

Guide for AI | What do the bots want? 23.06.2026

AI Doesn't Know What It Doesn't Know — And That's the Point When an AI confidently tells you to put glue on your pizza, it's not malfunctioning. It's doing exactly what it was built to do. That's the unsettling part. This episode unpacks one of AI's most misunderstood traits: hallucinations. Not a bug to be patched, but a window into how these systems actually work — generating responses based on...

Guide for AI | Bias 23.06.2026

When AI Generates a World That Looks Nothing Like Ours What happens when you ask an AI to picture "a successful person" — and it keeps showing you the same face? Or when it confidently tells your kid something that's simply not true? This episode gets into the biases quietly baked into AI systems — and why helping kids understand them matters more than ever. Elise Silva , Director of Policy Resear...

Can we Trust the Robots? 06.03.2026

In this episode, we examine the evolving nature of trust in artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for human decision-making. They introduce the idea of “distrust and verify” as a more appropriate stance toward AI systems, contrasting it with the traditional “trust but verify” approach often applied to human relationships. The discussion highlights the risks of automation bias, our tend...

Self-Promotion, Self-Doubt, and Self-Understanding 13.02.2026

In this conversation, Leah and Kendra explore various themes surrounding self-promotion, the journey into forensic psychology, the complexities of emotional pain, and the role of technology in education. They discuss the challenges of talking about oneself, the subjective nature of experiences, and the importance of connection in overcoming pain and identity issues. The dialogue emphasizes the nee...

The ArtLab Spark 03.02.2026

This first conversation explores the intersection of art and science, emphasizing the importance of resilience, self-compassion, and empathy. We discuss the VI4 Artist in Residence Program, the role of creativity in scientific communication, and the challenges posed by AI in the creative process. They highlight the importance of mentorship, connection, and compassion in a divided society, ultimate...

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