On this podcast, I interview AI models trained to mimic people I could never get on the show, diving into the wild, out-there ideas that run through my brain all day. Every guest is a ‘fake’—an AI model designed to sound like someone I want to talk to. Using tech to recreate their voices (when possible), it’s like having a conversation with them… sort of. My goal is to explore deepfakes from a fresh perspective, beyond the usual fear-based reactions, and consider what these other versions of ourselves could mean. It’s fun. It's serious. It’s an experiment. Enjoy!
DEEPFAKE PODCAST
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Podcast Overview
On this podcast, I interview AI models trained to mimic people I could never get on the show, diving into the wild, out-there ideas that run through my brain all day. Every guest is a ‘fake’—an AI model designed to sound like someone I want to talk to. Using tech to recreate their voices (when possible), it’s like having a conversation with them… sort of. My goal is to explore deepfakes from a fresh perspective, beyond the usual fear-based reactions, and consider what these other versions of ourselves could mean. It’s fun. It's serious. It’s an experiment. Enjoy!
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November 11, 2024
Should Lab Grown Brains Power AI?
<p>Exploring the Ethics and Consciousness of Lab-Grown Brains with Alan Turing</p><p>In this episode of the Deep Fakes Podcast, host Iso discusses the emerging technology of lab-grown neurons powering AI with a simulated version of Alan Turing. They explore the ethical implications, the potential for consciousness in artificial systems, and the complexity of determining when a system becomes conscious. The conversation delves into how human biases and the moving goalposts might influence our recognition of machine consciousness. Iso reflects on improving the depth of their discussions and ends the episode with a meditative soundscape recorded by a lake in Folsom, California.</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Deep Fakes Podcast<br>00:19 Exploring Lab Grown Brains<br>03:07 Ethical Implications of Conscious AI<br>07:25 Emergent Consciousness and AI<br>13:15 Reflective AI and Future Tests<br>19:46 Meta Reflection and Soundscape</p>
October 23, 2024
Alan Turing: Should you be thanking AI? Spoiler: YES!
<p>Interview with AI: Alan Turing & The Importance of Politeness</p><p>In this episode of the Deep Fix Podcast, host Iso explores the theme of politeness in AI interactions, interviewing an AI model trained to emulate Alan Turing. While clarifying that the interviewee is not a real person, Iso engages Turing's model in a discussion on whether AI can respond more positively to politeness and the potential societal impacts of our interactions with these models. The episode also touches on Iso's upcoming plans to travel to Asia as he moves away from the Bay Area, and features a soundscape from a flight over Peru, highlighting a unique experience flying from Cusco to Lima.</p><p>00:00 Introduction to the Deep Fix Podcast<br>00:34 Interviewing Alan Turing: The Father of Computer Science<br>01:00 The Importance of Politeness in Society<br>01:24 Politeness Towards AI: A New Perspective<br>02:08 Does AI Respond Better to Politeness?<br>07:18 Technical Difficulties and Final Thoughts<br>07:54 Personal Updates and Travel Plans<br>08:43 Soundscape Experience: Flight from Cusco to Lima</p>
October 16, 2024
What If You Could Upload Your Mind? Would It Still Be You? Does it Deserve The Same Rights?
<p>AI and Consciousness: Interviewing a Digital Philip K Dick</p><p>In this episode of the How We AI Deep Fakes Podcast, host ISA explores the philosophical and ethical implications of AI, consciousness, and digital copies through an interview with a digitally recreated Philip K Dick, the renowned science fiction author. The discussion delves into whether a carbon copy of one's brain in a computer deserves human rights and personhood, and how such entities might evolve beyond human limitations. The conversation touches on existential topics, such as the role of struggle in defining humanity and creating art, and the potential future where digital beings might surpass humans. The podcast is supported by soundscapes recorded in the bustling streets of Cusco, Peru.</p><p> Introduction to the Podcast<br> Previous Episode Recap: Philip K. Dick<br> Exploring AI and Consciousness<br> The Ethics of Digital Copies<br> Human Flaws vs. Digital Perfection<br> The Role of Struggle in Art and Life<br> Concluding Thoughts and Future Episodes<br> Soundscapes from Peru</p>
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