RemAIning Human

What if knowing AI might save you actually made you slower to react? In this episode, Stanford researcher Patrick Bissett shares new findings on how AI-assisted driving impairs human response time — revealing hidden cognitive costs of partial automation and what they mean for human agency in an AI-powered world.

A conversation with Hannah Maude - founder of Fire up Skills - who's on a mission to upskill women from AI-impacted to AI-empowered.

A conversation with the AI Chair for Harvard's Human Flourishing Program on AI's capacity to help - and hinder - our ability to thrive.

ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. Gemini: a Stanford researcher shares why conscious LLM choices matter, and how to choose the right model based on your objectives.

A conversation around the current state of AI regulation in the US, the directions we can expect to see it shift with a new Trump administration, and how the relationship between tech and government has evolved in recent years.

Unpacking the importance of AI ethics, including why knowing and living our values is essential to building safe, ethical AI.

In conversation with creative technologist Don Allen Stevenson III on AI's role in creativity, purpose, and preserving human agency.

From an AI Ethicist: What "Responsible AI" means, and why we should care about it.