Living With AI Podcast: Challenges of Living with Artificial Intelligence: Recent Episodes
Sean Riley
This podcast digs into key issues that arise when building, operating, and using machines and apps that are powered by artificial intelligence. We look at industry, homes and cities. AI is increasingly being used to help optimise our lives, making software and machines faster, more precise, and generally easier to use. However, they also raise concerns when they fail, misuse our data, or are too complex for the users to understand their implications. Set up by the UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub this podcast brings in experts in the field from Industry & Academia to discuss Robots in Space, Driverless Cars, Autonomous Ships, Drones, Covid-19 Track & Trace and much more. If you have any questions or suggestions for future topics, please email us at contact@tas.ac.uk - You can find out more on our website at www.tas.ac.uk#LWAIP #TASHub
As the Internet expands through paradigms like the Internet of Things (IoT), massively multiplayer online (MMO) games, videotelephony and the Metaverse, Autonomous Systems (AS) are increasingly used to mediate society’s dataflows. These systems are often promoted as resource-efficient and used to mitigate the impact of the Internet’s expanding data-driven ecosystem.
Because of their ubiquity and scale, the environmental impacts of hyper-scale autonomous systems are intensifying and their sustainable trustworthiness is frequently undermined.
Using methods from Design, Human Computing Interaction and Science & Technology Studies research, this project collaborated with people such as technologists, policy-makers and citizen end-users. The idea was to rethink current AS infrastructures and anticipate resilient and efficient digital energy transition pathways for Resource Responsible Trustworthy Autonomous Systems design.
Project website: https://imagination.lancaster.ac.uk/project/internet-zero/
Joining the podcast are:
· Dr Michael Stead – Lecturer in Sustainable Design Futures – Imagination Design Research Lab – Lancaster University
· Professor Paul Coulton – Chair in Speculative and Game Design – Imagination Design Research Lab – Lancaster University
· Dr Neelima Sailaja – Assistant Professor – Horizon Digital Economy Research Centre – University of Nottingham
· Dr Ola Michalec – Research Fellow – School of Computer Science – University of Bristol
Also involved in the project:
· Dr Nuri Kwon – Senior Research Associate – Imagination Design Research Lab – Lancaster University
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Forest protection is essential to mitigating climate change, and a major objective of the Forests and Climate Leaders’ Partnership established at COP27.
The ASPEN project aims to develop an integrated framework for the autonomous detection, diagnosis and treatment of tree pests and diseases while trialling key components.
Co-delivered by a multidisciplinary team, with UK Forestry Commission and industry partners, ASPEN wants to advance the sociotechnical feasibility of managing tree health through improving the application of machine learning to remote sensing forest data, trialling autonomous sampling for diagnosis and treatment deployment, and crystallising the governance context of these systems.
Project website: Autonomous Systems for Forest ProtEctioN – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Podcast Guests:
Dr Seumas Bates, Research Officer in Environmental Social Science
Dr Calum Imrie, Research Associate - University of York
Acknowledgement: Norman Dandy
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Discussing what AI could bring to the energy grid. Can we trust artificial intelligence systems to improve the supply, either to improve reliability, efficiency or ecology?
We learn about the four "D"s of energy:
Democratisation
Digitisation
Decarbonised.
Decentralised
Guest: Professor Zhong Fan Net Zero Energy Systems , Exeter University.
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Effective embedding of robotics and autonomous systems for social care will require alignment across many levels. This project seeks to move from the imaginary to the concrete by using an actual robot to help with dressing people, and imagining how this might integrate within the existing health-social care ecosystem in the UK.
Employing Lego Serious Play as a tool for creative exploration, the project wants to build a physical map of this system in order to identify agents and obstacles which may influence trust in, and therefore the integration of, this robot, and experiment with potential reconfigurations. The project is also conducting a series of interviews in the lab where the dressing robot is being developed, in order to understand how engineers make technical decisions.
Find our more information at the website: Mapping trustworthy systems for RAS in social care (MAP-RAS) – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Guest: Stevienna de Saille, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Sheffield
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Does academia lead and industry follow? Or are there breakthroughs made on both sides? How siloed is AI innovation? We discuss some of the Innovate UK initiatives to bridge industry and academia.
Guest: Trias Gkikopoulos, Innovation Lead - Robotics & Artificial Intelligence at Innovate UK
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Democratic elections should be both free and fair, but also that citizens believe that the elections are free and fair. It is also essential that the institutions in charge of managing elections are trusted in the delivery of these goals.
Regulators struggle to keep up with technological developments, and many are under-resourced and time-poor. The integrity of elections is under attack, so a focus on getting these things right is more important than ever.
The "Delivering Trustworthy Electoral Oversight" project investigates a natural language processing model that can classify and analyse election spending returns in near real time. Without good quality information, concerns about electoral integrity foment so this project aims to address that issue.
Project website:Delivering Trustworthy Electoral Oversight – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Podcast guest:
Sam Power, Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Sussex
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Mobile phones store valuable information about geographical movements, communications behaviours and online browsing history. They are increasingly used as a source of evidence in criminal investigations. The Mobile Phone Extraction (MPE) process, involves making copies of a device belonging to suspects, victims or witnesses. The extracted data is examined by police and others in the criminal justice system during ongoing investigations.
There is a crisis of trust and practice in MPE. This project addresses the crisis by supporting development of a trustworthy and useful platform for MPE. The project partnered with experts in software development (Telemarq) and digital forensics (Hargs Solutions).
Project webpage:Trustworthy and Useful Tools for Mobile Phone Extraction – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Joining us on the podcast:
- Helena Webb, Transitional Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham
- Liz Dowthwaite, Senior Research Fellow, University of Nottingham
- Anna-Maria Piskopani, Research Fellow in IT Law, Horizon Institute of Digital Economy, University of Nottingham
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
To solve the big questions of autonomy and transport, collaboration is essential. Our guest on this episode is Professor Siddartha Khastgir, Head of Safe Autonomy, WMG, University of Warwick.
Siddartha emphasizes some of the huge challenges in transport with regards AI and we discuss these safety critical scenarios.
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
With generative AI creation tools for language, images and videos plus algorithmically curated social media feeds, it can feel as though AI is muscling in on a previously human domain. We discuss some of the digital regulation around AI in the creative industries.
Guest:
Martin Kretschmer, Director, CREATe, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law | College of Social Sciences | ARC | University of Glasgow
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Exploring themes of risk and trust and autonomous systems, we're discussing a project where professional dancers with disabilities dance with robots. The project exposes interesting challenges with choreography & safety as well as expression and creativity.
Guests:
Professor Sarah Whatley, Director and Professor, Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University
Paul Tennent (Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, University of Nottingham)
Kate Marsh (Assistant Professor, Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University)
More information about the project: Robots as dancing partners; somatic interventions – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
The Reformist Project is developing an AI support tool to speed up decision making in critical healthcare situations. Use of this could revolutionise the necessary meetings where different clinicians assemble to plan patient care.
Guests on this episode:
Ganesh Vigneswaran, NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Interventional Radiology, University of Southampton
Tim Underwood - Professor of gastrointestinal surgery, University of Southampton
For more information on the project: REFORMIST: Mirrored decision support fRamEwork FOR Multidiciplinary Teams in Oesophageal cancer – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Will machine learning abide by the rules of war? We're talking AI & defence and whether AI is already revolutionising the battlefield.
Our guest is Professor Chris Johnson, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, (Engineering and Physical Sciences), Queen’s University Belfast
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
From deep fakes to voice assistants, AI audio is ubiquitous yet often overlooked. Dr Jennifer Williamstells Sean all about the project: "The Next Big Thing in Trustworthy AI: Codesign of Context Aware Trustworthy Audio Capture" which asks the question "Do we really trust the autonomous audio systems (AAUS) that exist around us?"
This is the final episode in this season's Living with AI, we hope you've enjoyed listening and hopefully we'll see you next season!
If "Living with AI" floats your boat and you're looking for a new podcast, you might like to check out 'Robot Talk' - here's an episode from last year featuring TAShub director Gopal: Episode 24 – Gopal Ramchurn - Robot Talk
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Misinformation online is a huge problem. How can you trust the things you read?
Jeremie Clos joins Sean to discuss the project "Privacy Preserving Detection of Online Misinformation"
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This projects episode features four TAS Hub projects associated with Health and Social Care:
- Tunde Ashaolu - DAISY
- Yasmeen Rafiq - Verifiably Human-Centric Robot Assisted Dressing
- Cian O’Donovan - Empowering Future Care Workforces
- Navamayooran Thavanesan – Imaging predictors of Oesophageal Cancer MDT patient outcomes
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
We're discussing AI and the arts, featuring Blast Theory with a discussion of their latest work 'Cat Royale' where an autonomous system attempts to create a cat utopia.
Feature interview with Matt & Ju from Blast Theory recorded on May 11th 2023
Panel Discussion recorded on May 26th 2023
On the panel we have:
Tim Smith-Laing Executive Master Programme Director of the Royal Academy of Arts
Ali Hossaini a TAS artist in residence
Steve Benford, TAS Creative Lead, Founder of the Mixed Reality Lab at the University of Nottingham.
Chat GPT summary when prompted to talk about the lionisation of art:
"In summary, AI's role in making art more accessible is indeed a positive development. By removing barriers and providing opportunities for engagement, AI can contribute to a more inclusive and diverse appreciation of art, empowering individuals to explore and connect with the artistic world in ways they may have thought were unattainable."
A few notes:
Blast Theory: Blast Theory
Cat Royale: Welcome to Cat Royale | Blast Theory
55mins Ali: Bach music mentions:
Pablo Casals - Wikipedia
Yo-Yo Ma - Wikipedia
1hr 8mins Tim: Lotus Eaters:
Lotus-eaters - Wikipedia
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Two projects loosely under the umbrella of the environment.
This episode was recorded on May 10th 2023
Calum Corrie Imrie - Preserving Marine Life in a Shipping World: AI to the Rescue (PREVAIL)
Karl Dickinson - AgriTrust
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This is a projects episode where we discuss four TAS Hub projects related to equality:
Guests featured on this podcast:
- Marise Galvez Trigo - Trustworthy Accessible Robots for Inclusive Cultural experienceS (TARICS)
2. Lauren White - Reimagining TAS with Disabled Young People
3. Efpraxia Zamani - Intersectional Approaches to Design and Deployment of Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
4. Peta Masters - TAS Benchmarks Library and Critical Review
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This special episode features Dr Yossi Sheffi, the Elisha Gray II professor of Engineering Systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Dr Sheffi is an expert in supply chains, having written several books on the topic.
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
A Projects episode focusing on projects dedicated to researching the responsibility aspects of AI: Responsibility Projects – UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub (tas.ac.uk)
Our guests this week are:
1. Lars Kunze - Responsible AI for Long-term Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
2. Shannon Vallor - Making systems Answer
3. Ibrahim Habli - Assuring Responsibility for Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (AR-TAS)
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
From the only museum to be open at the beginning of the UK lockdown, to the decommissioning of nuclear facilities, telepresence can affect all sorts of sectors.
In this projects episode we're talking to Verity, Horia, Praminda and Ayse about telepresence, trust and robots:
Verity McIntosh – Virtually There
Horia Maior – TAS ART
Praminda Caleb-Solly - Digital Twins for Human-Assistive Robot Teams
Ayse Kucukyilmaz - CHAPTER - Cognitive HumAn in the looP TEleopeRations
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Can Machines make good choices? We're asking several researchers about their TAShub projects related to choices.
This episode was recorded on May 10th 2023
Featured projects:
Asieh Salehi Fathabadi - Verifiably Safe and Trusted Human-AI Systems (VESTAS)
Sachini Weerawardhana - Leap of Faith
Benedict Legastelois - Methodological perspectives on the ethics of trust and responsibility of autonomous systems
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Generative AI has changed the landscape over the last few months, We talk to AI industry expert Deep Dhillon about what this means and how it's being used.
The panel discussion was recorded on May 22nd 2023
The feature interview was recorded on May 9th 2023
Guest:
Deep Dhillon, Xyonix co-founder and leads Xyonix technology development
Panel Discussion:
- Chris Nielsen, CEO and co-founder of Levatas
- Gisela Reyez Cruz, Research Fellow, University of Nottingham
- Dr Cecily Morrison, MBE - Principal Research Manager - Microsoft Research Cambridge
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Is AI a Fair Judge
A projects episode where we look at a few of the projects that the TAS Hub (Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub) has funded:
Mapping Contracts and Licenses around Large Generative Models: private ordering and innovation https://tas.ac.uk/research-projects-2022-23/mapping-contracts-and-licenses-around-large-generative-models/ Lilian Edwards (James Stewart)
Trustworthy Autonomous Recommender Systems on Music Streaming PlatformsTrustworthy Autonomous Recommender Systems on Music Streaming Platforms Peter Ormosi
Principles for Building Fair and Trustworthy Autonomous Fraud Detection in Retail https://tas.ac.uk/research-projects-2022-23/principles-for-building-fair-and-trustworthy-autonomous-fraud-detection-in-retail/ Danni Zhang
This podcast was recorded on 9th May 2023
Chat GPT was used to create these links:
Lilian/James intro:
"In this episode of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub podcast, we're joined by Lilian Edwards and James Griffin, who are part of the team working on the project "Mapping Contracts and Licenses around Large Generative Models: private ordering and innovation". Lilian unfortunately has laryngitis, but she'll still be sharing her insights with us to help understand the legal and ethical implications of using large generative models, and how contracts and licenses can be used to promote responsible development and use of this technology. James may also jump in to offer his perspective and expertise. It's sure to be a fascinating conversation, so let's dive in."
Peter Intro:
"Next up on the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub podcast, we'll be exploring the world of music streaming platforms and the increasingly sophisticated recommender systems that power them. Our guest today is Peter Ormosi, who is part of the team working on the project "Trustworthy Autonomous Recommender Systems on Music Streaming Platforms". Peter will help us understand the complex algorithms and data-driven decision-making processes behind these systems, and how they can be designed to promote trust and accountability for users, artists, and platform operators alike. Whether you're a casual listener or a devoted music fan, this is a conversation you won't want to miss."
Danni Intro:
"Our last guest on today's Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub podcast is Danny Zhang, who has been working on the project "Principles for Building Fair and Trustworthy Autonomous Fraud Detection in Retail". In this project, Danny and her colleagues are tackling the complex and sensitive issue of fraud detection in retail, where AI and other automated systems are increasingly being used to identify suspicious behavior and transactions. But how can we ensure that these systems are accurate, reliable, and fair, and don't perpetuate biases or discriminate against certain groups? Danny will help us navigate these challenging questions and explore some potential solutions for building fair and trustworthy autonomous fraud detection systems. Stay tuned for this important and thought-provoking conversation."
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
AI For Good - we talk to Dr Kate Devlin about whether it's possible to have 'Good' as the default for AI.
Dr Kate Devlin is Reader in Artificial Intelligence & Society in the Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London. Having begun her career as an archaeologist before moving into computer science, Kate's research is in the fields of Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Panel:
Professor Pauline LeonardProfessor of Sociology, Director, ESRC Impact Accelerator Role & Web Science Institute Director. TAS Hub Project co-I – Trustworthy Human-Robot Teams
Dr Justyna LisinskaTAS Hub Policy Lead, Research Fellow, The Policy Institute, King’s College London
Dr Jan Przydatek, Lloyd’s Register Foundation
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Relevant Links:
Lloyds Register:
World Risk Poll Introducing The Lloyd's Register Foundation World Risk Poll (lrfoundation.org.uk)
Foresight review of robotics and autonomous systems. (lrfoundation.org.uk)
Foresight Review on the Future of Regulatory Systems (lrfoundation.org.uk)
From Justyna:
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/safe-use-rules-for-automated-vehicles-av/rules-on-safe-use-of-automated-vehicles-on-gb-roads#:~:text=Automated%20Lane%20Keeping%20Systems%20(%20ALKS,safe%20use%20on%20British%20roads.
https://carolinecriadoperez.com/book/invisible-women/
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/jan/10/womens-safety-app-backed-by-home-office-is-insulting-experts-say
https://www.thalesgroup.com/en/united-kingdom/press-release/majority-uk-public-would-not-feel-safe-self-driving-cars
This 'Projects Episode' discusses a few TAShub projects grouped around the theme of whether we can trust machines to care for us.
Project: Trustworthy light-based robotic devices for autonomous wound healing
Sabine Hauert – Project Lead Contact Reader of Swarm Engineering, University of Bristol
Project: COTADS
Michael Boniface – Project Lead Contact, Director of the University of Southampton, IT Innovation Centre
Project: Trustworthy Autonomous systems to support healthcare experiences
Nils Jäeger – Co-Lead Contact, Assistant Professor in Digital Technology and Architecture, University of Nottingham
Industry Partner: Dr David Crepaz Keay, Head of Applied Learning, the Mental Health Foundation
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This 'Projects Episode' discusses a few TAShub projects grouped around the themes of autonomous cars and voice control.
Project: Chatty Car
Professor Gary Burnett, Project Lead Contact
Project: | Understanding user trust after software malfunctions and cyber intrusions of digital displays: a use case of automated automotive systems
William Payre Assistant Professor in Transport Design and Human Factors at the National Transport Design Centre at Coventry University (CU)
TAShub Verifiability Node
Ana Cavalcanti Professor of Computer Science; Deputy PI, Verifiability Node
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This episode is all about AI & Defence. We've spoken to Ministry of Defence's scientist Steven Meers
Panel Guests:
Professor Jack Stilgoe - Professor of Science and Technology Policy, UCL
Nik Bhutani - Science and Technology Lead - Northrop Grumman UK and Europe
Hector Figueiredo - Head of Technology, UAS Business, QinetiQ
Professor Meers is speaking in a personal capacity. His views do not necessarily represent the views of the Ministry of Defence.
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
This 'Projects Episode' discusses a few TAShub projects grouped around the theme 'Ethics'
Project: Consent Verification in Autonomous Systems
Inah Omoronyia - Project Lead, Senior Lecturer in Privacy, University of Bristol
Project: Trust me (I'm an Autonomous Machine?)
Joseph Lindley - Project Lead, Research Fellow, University of Lancaster
Project: ARGOS
Enrico Gerding, Project Lead, Associate Professor, Director of the Centre for Machine Intelligence (CMI), University of Southampton
Industry Partner: Ian Forrester, Senior Firestarter, BBC
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
Featuring Manuel & Pedro from Ocean Infinity, we're discussing the role of autonomous water craft - how can you regulate them? What problems do they solve? How can we trust them to be safe?
Featured Interview:
Manuel Parente: Software Technology Development at Ocean Infinity
Pedro Costa: AI Lead at Ocean Infinity
Panel Guests:
Katrina Kemp - Maritime & Coastguard Agency
Jon Downes - Associate Professor in Maritime & Autonomous Systems, University of Southampton
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
In this 'Projects' Episode we've chosen a few projects that tie in to the umbrella of safety in AVs (Autonomous Vehicles)
Inclusive Autonomous Vehicles Project: Mohammad Naiseh, Post-Doc Research Fellow, University of Southampton
SA2VE Project: Associate Professor Helge Wurdemann
RoAD: Dr Jo-Ann Pattinson
Inclusive Autonomous Vehicles: Tom Webster, Connected Places Catapult
Podcast Host: Sean Riley
The UKRI Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) Hub Website
We chat with Professor Thusha Rajendran, Professor of Psychology & Director of the Centre for Applied Behavioural Sciences, Department of Psychology at Heriot-Watt University.
Panel:
Angelo CangelosiProfessor of Machine Learning & Robotics, The University of Manchester, Trust Node Co-I
Dr Pepita Barnard Research Fellow, Horizon Digital Economy, Nottingham
Podcast Host: Sean RileyAccents and Trust research
Driverless cars are never far from the news. In our second foray into the subject we talk to Professor Subramanian Ramamoorthy, Professor and Personal Chair of Robot Learning and Autonomy in the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh. Joining the panel this week are Richard Hyde, Paurav Shukla and Elveera Perez. We kick off with a lengthy discussion on NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens)
Elvira Perez
Paurav ShuklaRichard HydeSean Riley
If music be the food of love, AI. We talk to Professor Steve Benford about robots playing music. The panel guests are Stuart Middleton, Alan Chamberlain and Paurav Shukla. This Podcast was recorded on 11th March 2021
00:34 Paurav Shukla
00:41 Stuart Middleton
00:55Alan Chamberlain
01:05 Alan's music & visuals on YouTube
01:10Sean Riley
01:35 Living With AI Theme: Weekend in Tattoine by Unicorn Heads (YouTube)
01:55 Facebook Algorithm trained on Instagram photos (BBC)
03:15 Facebook's SEER
03:59: OpenAI’s state-of-the-art machine vision AI is fooled by handwritten notes (The Verge)
07:55 AI conquers challenge of 1980s platform games (Nature) (BBC)
13:00Steve Benford
13:45 Art Codes
13:50 Blogging Guitar
15:55 Tonedexter (Audio Sprockets)
18:30 Robot Marimba Player Shimon (The Verge)
20:15 Maria Kallionpää (Soundcloud)
20:20 Disklavier Piano (Yamaha)
22:40 "Climb"- Disklavier Piano Project University of Nottingham
25:40 "Kein Operationsplan reicht mit einiger Sicherheit über das erste Zusammentreffen mit der feindlichen Hauptmacht hinaus" Helmuth von Moltke the Elder - Chief of Staff of the Prussian General Staff from 1857 to 1871 (wikiquote)
Roughly translated: "No plan survives first contact with the enemy"
34:21 Whiplash (Internet Movie Database)
35:00 Nottingham's TAShub Node
41:40 Living With AI - Robots in the Home / Discussing Empathy @ 37min 30secs
46:20 CORRECTION: Michael Jackson said this about "Billy Jean" not "Beat It" (Wikipedia)
01:00:40 The Beatles in India (Wikipedia)
01:00:43 Paul Simon - Graceland album inspired by South African street music (Wikipedia)
01:00:46 Led Zeppelin Kashmir - Moroccon influences (Wikipedia)
01:03:45 Unicorn AI (Computerphile)
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We speak to Radu Callinescu about Assistive AI, and the problems of robots in a care role. Joining the panel are Christian Enemark and Paurav Shukla. Topics include 'Robots doing the dirty work' and that old saying "Autonomous lethal weapon systems don’t kill people, people kill people"
Recorded 10th March 2021
00:30Christian Enemark
00:42Paurav Shukla00:59Sean Riley
01:15 Autonomous mobile robots doing the dirty work (zdnet)
03:30 Anti-MRSA silver fabric trialled (BBC)
05:15 Living With AI - Food Manufacture Blockchain
06:00 Passengers (Internet Movie Database)
07:25 “...it's okay to eat fish 'cause they don't have any feelings” Something In The Way - Nirvana (songfacts.com)
09:50 Executive Summary World Robotics 2020 Service Robots (ifr.org)
Meet Sophia, World's First AI Humanoid Robot | Tony Robbins (YouTube)
Artificial General Intelligence (Computerphile/YouTube)
Iain M Banks / Culture (Wikipedia)
Logans Run (Internet Movie Database)
Matrix (Internet Movie Database)
Spot: Boston Dynamics condemns robot paintball rampage plan (BBC)
Klara and the Sun - Kazuo Ishiguro (Wikipedia)
Featuring Richard Hyde on the legal and ethical ramifications of trust and AI and panel members Alan Chamberlain and Paurav Shukla on everything from selling your home cooking on WhatsApp through to wondering how much we want to know about how clean it is in the factory that made our food.
Alan Chamberlain
Paurav Shukla
Sean Riley
Texas Energy Crisis (The Verge)
Richard Hyde
Home Cooking Food Standards
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56032185
Passengers Movie (Internet Movie Database)
12 Angry Men (Internet Movie Database)
Nestlé, Carrefour Put Mashed Potatoes on the Blockchain (Techmonitor)
Uber stripped of London licence due to lack of corporate responsibility (The Guardian)
00:20 Alan Chamberlain00:32 Richard Hyde
00:45Sean Riley
01:05 AI Jobs (BBC)
10:29 "Ey up mi duck y'alright?" = "Hello friend how are you?" (BBC)
10:55 Code-Switching (BBC)
13:20Sabine Hauert
14:15 A Moment of Convergence Termites Film (YouTube)
14:25 Kilobot (Harvard)
14:50 Black Mirror "Hated in the Nation" (Wikipedia)
26:10 Big Hero Six (Wikipedia)
39:55 Michael Crichton (Wikipedia)
48:55 MIT Fibre Bots (thenewstack)
59:20 ExoBuilding
If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
00:26 Alan Chamberlain
00:38 Paurav Shukla00:51 Sean Riley01:45 AI helps this Koda social robot dog sense human emotions (Cnet)
05:08 Classic Moments: Dalek climbs stairs! (Digital Spy)
06:10 WhatsApp to delay new privacy policy amid mass confusion about Facebook data sharing (The Verge)
07:20 Whatsapp Competitor Signal Stops Working Properly as Users Rush to Leave over Privacy Update
10:10 Yes, You Can Stop Using WhatsApp—But Don’t Make This Mistake (Forbes)
13:25 Facebook surveys strip data of friends of friends (wikipedia)
13:50 Professor Neeraj Suri
If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
00:30Elvira Perez
00:40Paurav Shukla
01:00Sean Riley
01:20 Glastonbury Cancelled
03:30 Your smart devices listening to you, explained (Vox)
03:48 Why Do We Use Virtual Assistants Like Siri, Alexa and the Like? (LWAI Podcast)04:20 Amazon Sidewalk will create entire smart neighborhoods. Here's what you should know (Cnet)
05:10 Wi-fi sharing plan launched in UK (BBC)
06:10Christine Evers
44:45 The Social Dilemma (Netflix)
49:52 Jurassic Park Quote (quotes.net)
If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
00:40 Paurav Shukla
00:43 Christine Evers
00:48 Age Chapman
01:04 Sean Riley
01:22 FTC settles with photo storage app that pivoted to facial recognition (The Verge)
05:21 Literatin Chrome Plugin to Rate Ts & Cs
10:00 Prokar Dasgupta
16:48 John Wickham (Wikipedia)
33:30 Telegraph Article with Professor Dasgupta
45:10 Rob Miles on Computerphile
If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
00:30 Paurav Shukla
00:39 Gary Burnett
00:44 Christian Enemark
00:58 Sean Riley
01:42 Amazon's first Robotaxi (The Verge)
03:00 Google/Waymo Ride Sharing (Tech Crunch)
03:35 Connected Everything Driverless Pods (Computerphile)
06:25 Small Computer Industry aside became viral joke 'Bill Gates vs GM' (Snopes)
08:40 Mohammad Mousavi
09:17 Honda Tier3 Car (Autonews)
12:25 Internet of Things Problems (Computerphile)
22:15 Will your driverless car be willing to kill you to save the lives of others? (Guardian)
42:30 Unexpected Item in the Bagging Area (Twitter Thread)
Featuring our very own panellist Paurav Shukla, we delve into Trust in Online Environments
Panellists Joel, Christine and Paurav join Sean Riley
00:20 Paurav Shukla
00:38 Joel Fischer
00:43 Christine Evers
00:48 Sean Riley
01:02 Facebook Oversight Board reveals first cases
12:30 VHS vs Betamax, the VCR 'War' (Wikipedia)
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The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
0:30 - Christine Evers
0:38 - Joel Fischer
0:43 - Paurav Shukla
1:20 - Sean Riley
1:42 - Alexa Ruins Christmas (Heart)
11:50 Stuart Reeves
18:10 Computerphile on how Alexa Works
25:40 Eliza - Wikipedia
46:37 Amazon's Ring Security Drone (Cnet)
If you want to get in touch with us here at the Living with AI Podcast, you can visit the TASHub website at www.tas.ac.uk where you can also find out more about the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
The Living with AI Podcast is a production of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
Sean, Paurav, Christine & Joel debate Social Media Filter Bubbles before Gopal Ramchurn explains what the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub is.
Paurav Shukla
Joel Fischer
Christine Evers
Sean Riley
Gopal Ramchurn
00:44 - Joel Fischer
00:49 - Christine Evers
01:00 - Sean Riley
01:25 - Presidential debate 2020: Trump and Biden final debate fact-checked (BBC)
03:22 - James "Jim" Scanlan
03:55 - 2011: Revolutionising aircraft design with the world’s first printed aircraft
05:30 - DJI Mavic Air 2 review: a video director’s perspective (The Verge)
06:50 - Students to transform drone design in fight against climate change and poaching
08:05 - Drone successfully completes first delivery of medical equipment to the Isle of Wight
09:00 - Snowboarding Drone Filming
11:00 - Iris Automation Vision Systems
12:10 - Boeing 737 Max (Wikipedia)
12:45 - Byzantine generals problem (Wikipedia) 17:55 - Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic (WHO)
19:05 - Pseudo Satellite / Atmospheric Satellites (Wikipedia)
21:25 - Airplane! Movie (Wikipedia)
24:05 - Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA)
24:50 - Public Safety Drones Save Four Lives In One Day (DJI Website)
31:00 - Gatwick Airport drone incident (Wikipedia)
32:30 - Namibia Drone Filming (YouTube)
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This Pilot Episode was recorded on 12th October 2020
0:25 - Gopal Ramchurn
0:40 - Christine Evers
0:54 - Paurav Shukla
1:25 - Sean Riley
1:25 - Computerphile
2:12 - Joel Fischer
2:55 - Test & Trace NHS App
4:41 - Contact Tracing (Computerphile)
10:00 - Disappearing NHS App Messages (BBC)
11:15 - Excel 'scandal' (BBC)
11:30 - Test Results incompatibility
12:10 - NHS Covid-19 App downloaded over 10 million times (UK Gov)
15:20 - Apple Watch Health features (Which)
16:30 - UK abandons centralised Covid-19 App (Tech Crunch)
19:30 - Government report warned pandemic planning was confused (Independent)
22:40 - Contact Tracing (Computerphile)
24:40 - Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Hub
30:00 - Protect the NHS advertising campaign (ITV) April 2020
36:55 - It'll be over by Christmas (History Net)
42:20 - Volunteering my be good for body and mind (Harvard)
42:52 - Olympics - London 2012 (Wikipedia)
44:55 - Lack of access to contact tracing app could leave elderly more vulnerable to coronavirus (Telegraph)
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This is a trail explaining what the LWAIPodcast is and what it's hopes and dreams are
Presented by Sean Riley
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