Why are people designing video games in war zones? How do you catch a catfisher? Can we trust AI lie detectors? Each week, Jordan Erica Webber is joined by experts to answer these questions on our digital culture podcast, Chips with Everything
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/series/chips-with-everything
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 21 hours
Can a neural network compose music you want to hear? – Tech podcast
The AI composers that are helping people make their own personal soundtracks
What can we learn from naked mole rats and eusocial living? – tech podcast
Julie Freeman is an artist who creates forms, animations, and soundscapes from tracking data. She created a multifaceted installation – A Naked Mole Rat Eutopia – at London’s Somerset House, featuring kinetic sculptures, an animation and a visualisation, all using live data from the naked mole rat community
How tech can help asylum claims, homelessness ... and parking fines - tech podcast
The app that helps the homeless find government housing and asylum seekers avoid legal delays with their claims
What's behind the Russian hacking allegations? – tech podcast
Are we facing a new cyber cold war, or is there more behind allegations of Russian hacking in the US?
Making viral art out of hardware – tech podcast
Making viral art out of hardware is a growing trend amongst artists trying to critique and humanise our relationship with technology
The Siri of the cell – tech podcast
How Alexa-style language processing is allowing scientists to talk to the cells of our bodies
The people's memes: how social media and populism are changing our lives – tech podcast
How social media and populism are coupling in new and powerful ways – and changing our lives in the process
How tech is changing animal conservation – tech podcast
Leigh Alexander finds out how animal tracking tech is changing understanding of our own species too. And how do you go about QR-coding a bumblebee?
How do you build a self-repairing city? – tech podcast
Leigh Alexander finds out how close we are to the end of potholes and road works. Could Leeds become the first city to repair itself, using new robot technology?
The Ratio Club and the rise of British cybernetics – tech podcast
Alex Hern takes a look back at the ‘no professors allowed’ informal dining club The Ratio Club which laid the foundations for the British cybernetics movement and, ultimately, artificial intelligence