Roboism is a show mostly about robots. We are exploring how artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital assistants are affecting our culture. Come explore the humanity behind the bots that are quickly becoming a part of every day life. Hosted by Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox.
https://www.relay.fm/roboism
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 5 hours 46 minutes
episode 70: Command-F for Bigotry
Alex and Kathy catch up on Google's Gemini, Photoshop's AI features, and the latest period technology.
episode 69: Microsoft is Daddy
Immediately after Sammy A's firing but before his rehiring, Alex and Kathy got together to discuss what led up to the OpenAI bonanza and how it affects the future of ordinary humans who don't have podcasts about robots
episode 68: Tech Yak
Alex talks AI, gatekeeping, and Digital Miyazaki with friend of the show and developer advocate Jay Miller.
episode 67: I Really Want a Tote Bag
Alex gives Kathy a rundown of their cautious optimism for visionOS and how she's already creating a material, effective future by utilizing technology in her own unique way.
episode 66: Crystal Ball Calculator
Kathy used ChatGPT, and Alex continues to use ChatGPT a lot more than they probably should. (Recorded May 2023, when it was still the bird site.)
episode 65: Stop Playing With the Pope
Kathy still hasn't used ChatGPT, but Alex remains optimistic about the bots. (Recorded March 2023 in a pre-visionOS world!)
episode 64: Car Penguin Tiger
Alex calls shenanigans on Sydney and Kevin's relationship, and Kathy brings some news from our friends making AIs in Ethical Edmonton!
episode 63: A Glass Cat
With the help of a calculator panda, the business unicorn breaks her silence.
episode 62: Get Those Yums
Alex and Kathy talked in December about Twitter. Hindsight sure is an interesting thing. They also celebrate no San Francisco Murder Bots, mourn the loss of the Mars Rover, and look forward to what might come next for the social Internet.
episode 61: The Human Version of Ninja Turtles
Kathy and Alex share their squishy thoughts about the viral sensation of AI avatars, independent art, open-source software, and the late great turtles.