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Humans Need Apply

Humans Need Apply

De: Chris Phippen and Anna Davey-Mitchell
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 Conversations about technology, culture, and being human in a digital world.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Ciencias Sociales Filosofía
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  • Episode 3: Constructs and the Importance of Narratives

    Episode 3: Constructs and the Importance of Narratives
    Oct 26 2023

    In this episode Anna and Chris discuss a variety of topics surrounding the importance of constructions and narratives for the purposes of sensemaking about AI and defining goals for humanity, as well as some of the impacts of this going wrong!
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    1 h y 18 m
  • Episode 2: The Automation Skill Gap

    Episode 2: The Automation Skill Gap
    Aug 6 2023

    In this episode, Chris and Anna discuss the implications of automation on the workforce, especially as AI capability and other technology starts removing low-skill and manual work.

    Jobs may begin to be inaccessible for significant portions of the population and we will need to have policies in place to fill the gap.

    While many believe in the position of the Lump of Labor Fallacy, Chris and Anna firmly believe that its model is lacking a key variable which is discussed in the episode - making it fallacy fallacy.

    How will this change our governance strategy, our culture, and the way we interact meaningfully in the world?
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    1 h y 20 m
  • Episode 1: Introductions, Simulated Humans, and Turing’s Moving Goalposts

    Episode 1: Introductions, Simulated Humans, and Turing’s Moving Goalposts
    Jul 9 2023

    In this, our inaugural episode of Humans Need Apply, we cover some brief introductions as to what we're hoping to achieve with the podcast, and dive right into several of the big topics of Anna's research on Simulated Humans. Other meanderings also appear.
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    56 m
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