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In our Tech Society

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by Paddy Stephens

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Are robots taking our jobs? What does ChatGPT mean for education? How can we protect privacy on social media? In this weekly podcast, we chat to experts from across the world about what technology means for society, and what we can do about it. Send us a question or thoughts here! https://www.speakpipe.com/In_Our_Tech_Society Image adapted from ThisisEngineering via Pexel

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January 27, 2023

Battling to regulate AI: Brussels, Beijing & Brexit

<p>The EU's outsized influence on tech regulation beyond its borders raises a lot of political issues: e.g. the UK having little ability to effectively regulate AI. Besides this, we also discuss how China approaches AI ethics and regulation differently. I'm joined by Oxford University researcher Huw Roberts.</p> <ul> <li>8.50: EU priorities in AI regulation</li> <li>13.50: The effect of EU policy outside its borders</li> <li>25.40: How China thinks differently about AI</li> <li>34.30: "The Beijing Effect"</li> </ul>

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January 13, 2023

Why Cute Robots are Dangerous [From the Archives]

<p>Robots are designed to elicit emotions in us, especially empathy. I chat to philosopher Dr Joanna Malinowska about the benefits, and dangers, of robots designed to be cute. That's especially in the context of sex robots, and the treatment of women.</p> <p>Send us your questions <a href="https://www.speakpipe.com/In_Our_Tech_Society">here</a>!</p>

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January 6, 2023

Sex Robots and Christian Ethics

<p>How can religious ethical traditions make sense of dating apps and sex robots? I chat to Kate Ott about her new <a href="https://www.eerdmans.com/Products/7846/sex-tech-and-faith.aspx">book</a>, 'Sex, Tech, and Faith'.</p> <ul> <li>5.05: How digital avatars are replacing clothes</li> <li>6.50: Reflecting on Dating Apps</li> <li>15.05: Virtual relationships and Christianity</li> <li>25.46: Sex Robots</li> </ul>

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What is In our Tech Society?

Are robots taking our jobs? What does ChatGPT mean for education? How can we protect privacy on social media? In this weekly podcast, we chat to experts from across the world about what technology means for society, and what we can do about it.

Send us a question or thoughts here! https://www.speakpipe.com/In_Our_Tech_Society

Image adapted from ThisisEngineering via Pexel

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This podcast updates daily.

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