
A Robot Walks into a Bar
In this Podcast, I take a look at the Artificial Un-intelligence Dystopia.
I don’t know about you, but I spend at least two hours every week on the phone and screaming into automated phone systems, “Operator! Operator! Representative! …Human! Let me talk to a Human!”
This experience on its own makes me very apprehensive regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence in any way, shape, or form.
If you’ve read any Issac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, or even older, Karl Capek, you know one thing: That all robots are not to be trusted and they hate humanity!
Of course we really can’t blame AI and Robots for this hatred. If Humans are the creators of these machines, and we’re are one of the most screwed-up, self-destructive species on the planet, then it’s no big surprise we’d create something as equally funny in the head.
It’s been a while since I released a new podcast episode so I thought I have fun with this one. This episode is dedicated to the hilarious insanity of our future robotic dystopia.
Here’s a list of the segments on this podcast:
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - The future of computers
1:45 - AI Insult Comic
4:40 - By the end of the Century
5:00 - Doc Bot 5000
8:08 - No, that’s Good!
8:41 - Extistential Computer Humor
10:11 - Rent-a-Friend
19:43 - Outro
I hope you enjoyed the show. A new cartoon will be heading your way shortly.
Cheers,
Ed
Useful Links to Consider:
https://ledger.humanetech.com/ - The Center For Humane Technology has created a factoid site that presents the invisible harms to society which uncontrolled social media and information distortion is having upon us.
https://www.humanetech.com/course - a Course to help people train those who are creating technology to remember to build it with humane standards in mind.
A Robot Walks into a Bar
Everyone is fed up with AI except the people working in it or investing money in it.
Here's an interesting organization I just found, the Center for Humane Technology:
https://www.humanetech.com/
I've been saying the same they're saying for a while, but I think we should be resolving it with interactive social spatial design.
I think a lot of the problems we have in the US, the mental problems, are based on isolation, and that started with earlier adopted technologies like the car.
Loved the podcast, nowadays with GPT-4, Bard and all tools coming out it seems like AI will take over sooner rather than later!