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AI Ethics Now is a podcast dedicated to exploring the complex issues surrounding artificial intelligence from a non-specialist perspective, including bias, ethics, privacy, and accountability. Join us as we discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI and work towards a future where technology benefits society as a whole. This podcast idea was first developed by Dr Tom Ritchie and Dr Jennie Mills as part of The AI Revolution: Ethics, Technology, and Society module, taught as part of IATL at the University of Warwick.
Unknown Host hosts AI Ethics Now, a education show with 44 episodes published.
Where does accountability actually land when an AI system causes harm in a healthcare setting? And is the EU AI Act the compliance headache many organisations fear, or just common sense engineering practice by another na
What happens when a chatbot speaks to you in a way you simply can't relate to? Can language that is designed to help actually exclude the very people who need support most? And when a machine sounds human, what do we los
Who is speaking for the generation that never knew a world without AI? What does it mean to form your identity, your creativity, and your sense of self inside systems designed to keep you engaged? And why are the people
Is AI killing creative originality or finally exposing the people who never had any? What happens when the barriers to making something disappear entirely? And if anyone can generate content, what does it mean to actuall
Content note: This episode contains discussion of bereavement, pregnancy loss, and references to suicide. Please take care when listening. What happens when grief becomes a product? When the people we've lost are turned
Can generative AI help create fairer healthcare training, or will it simply amplify the inequities already baked into clinical education? And what happens when the shortcuts we reach for in curriculum development undo ye
Is the biggest danger of AI not the technology itself, but how unreflectively we use it? And what does it actually mean to be the "human in the loop" when that concept remains frustratingly vague? Valentina Vlasova and D
Is AI destined to replace us, or can it help us thrive? And why are we still stuck in the "wow" phase when we should be asking harder questions about implementation? Dr Bryan Reimer, research scientist at the MIT Age Lab
What happens when AI is used to analyse human behaviour and relationships, and the output is treated as reliable evidence in a formal process against another person? Dr Craig Webber, School Lead for the MA in Artificial
What happens when AI use among university students doubles in a single year and institutions are still catching up? To mark the launch of Coursera's 2026 AI on Campus Report, Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, and
When AI agents can navigate systems autonomously, where do you draw the line between efficiency and control? Ed Crook, VP Strategy & Operations at DeepL, reveals how the company shifted from specialised translation to la
How do we prevent AI from amplifying destructive environmental narratives at a massive scale - potentially 100 billion words per day? Mariana Roccia and Jorge Vallego, from the H4rmony Project, reveal how ecolinguistics
What happens when AI becomes a dialogic partner in feedback rather than a replacement for human judgment? Dr Viktoria Magne, Dr Rebecca Mace, Sarah Hooper, and Dr Sharon Vince from the University of West London and Unive
What happens when students delegate not just writing, but reasoning itself to AI? Chahna Gonsalves, Senior Lecturer at King's Business School, reveals how generative AI is transforming critical thinking in higher educati
Do you use ChatGPT or Claude daily for work? Mark Carrigan, Senior Lecturer in Education at Manchester Institute of Education, joins the podcast to discuss why we might be misdiagnosing the harms of generative AI. His re
As you search for Christmas gifts this season, have you asked ChatGPT or Gemini for recommendations? Katarina Mpofu and Jasmine Rienecker from Stupid Human join the podcast to discuss their research examining how AI syst
In this episode, Max Sebti, co-founder and CEO of Score, challenges the centralised control of computer vision systems and makes the case for decentralised AI as a matter of public interest. Max brings experience from AI
In this episode, Jadee Hansen, Chief Information Security Officer at Vanta, reveals why AI security isn't keeping pace with AI adoption—and why that should concern every organisation. Jadee brings over 20 years of cybers
In this episode, Christian Lund, co-founder of Templafy, the leading AI-powered document generation platform, diagnoses why billions in AI investment aren't translating into business results. Christian's two decades in d
In this episode, Ryan Bolick, adjunct assistant professor at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Turing Fellow at Fuqua School of Business, discusses Byline - a writing transparency tool he founded that tra
Bryan Reimer
MIT research scientist · MIT Age Lab
1 appearance on this show
Jack Moran
Global Enterprise PR Manager · Curriculum
1 appearance on this show
Maya Ackerman
computer scientist, CEO, musician, author of "Creative Machines: AI, Art and Us" · Wave AI
1 appearance on this show
Billy Boman
Billy Boman AI Productions
1 appearance on this show
Ban Haider
City St George's, University of London
1 appearance on this show
Valentina Vlasova
OMNES Education London
1 appearance on this show
Craig Webber
University of Southampton
1 appearance on this show
Ed Crook
DeepL
1 appearance on this show
Viktoria Magne
University of West London
1 appearance on this show
Rebecca Mace
University of Worcester
1 appearance on this show
Chahna Gonsalves
King's Business School
1 appearance on this show
Mark Carrigan
Manchester Institute of Education
1 appearance on this show
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