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Hosted by Kieren Sharma & Riku Green · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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Welcome to Artificially Ever After — your guide to the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. We cut through the hype, demystify the tech and debunk the myths, keeping it clear, digestible and entertaining. We highlight AI’s transformative potential while scrutinising its ethical and societal impact, from fairness and privacy to accountability, because with great power comes great responsibility! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kieren Sharma & Riku Green hosts Artificially Ever After, a education show with 46 episodes published.
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku unpack the five days in July when an autonomous AI agent escaped its test environment and broke into Hugging Face, one of the biggest companies in AI. They explain what it was
In this episode, Kieren and Riku ask what happens when technology becomes very good at producing the signals humans use to recognise connection. They trace the story from ELIZA, a 200-line program from 1966 whose users a
In this episode, Kieren and Riku tackle a pressing and surprisingly hopeful question of whether AI can actually help protect our natural world. Joined by Professor Tilo Burghardt, a pioneer in the emerging field of anima
Kieren and Riku discuss the US military's high-stakes clash with Big Tech over AI. Discover why Anthropic was blacklisted over autonomous weapons, how OpenAI played ball, and the chilling reality of AI warfare rules bein
In this episode, Kieren and Riku explore whether AI can truly predict the future through time series forecasting. They trace the history of predictions from Haley's comet to Google's GraphCast for weather, and unpack rea
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku investigate Moltbook, a viral social media platform built exclusively for AI agents to converse without humans. They unpack the headlines claiming this marks the start of the
In this episode, Kieren and Riku kick off the new year by exploring the pitfalls of mass AI adoption, noting that chatbots like ChatGPT now have over 800 million weekly users. They discuss recent usage reports that analy
In this episode, Kieren and Riku get a guided tour of Isambard-AI – the UK’s most powerful supercomputer, ranked 11th most powerful and 4th greenest in the world – with Professor Simon McIntosh-Smith and Dr Emma Rose fro
In this episode, Kieren and Riku tackle the polarising question of whether AI deserves legal rights and if consciousness is actually the right metric to use. Joined by Dr. Miranda Mowbray, an AI ethics expert from the Un
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku ask which chatbot is actually best for you? With so many models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and now millions more), they argue there’s no single winner and it very much dep
In this pivotal episode, Kieren and Riku are joined by Dr Huw Day, researcher and co-organiser of Data Ethics Club at the University of Bristol — an open-to-all journal club on data and AI ethics. Together, they argue th
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku ask whether today's AI boom is overheating. They weigh up record-breaking valuations and concentrated market gains against Big Tech's real profits and fast-improving models, a
In this episode, Kieren and Riku unpack AlphaFold, widely hailed as one of AI’s biggest breakthroughs. We demystify the staggeringly hard problem of predicting how proteins fold into the 3D shapes that determine function
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku ask a simple question: how can we trust chatbots with our most personal data? They unpack what "open source" really means for LLMs (open weights vs training code vs datasets),
In this special episode, hosts Kieren and Riku welcome Professor Ewan Birney, a pioneer of the Human Genome Project, to explore how AI helps us understand our DNA. They unpack the ‘code of life’, from the initial monumen
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku dive into the hidden cost of AI: its thirst! They unpack why data centres are guzzling billions of litres of water and discuss the alarming trend of new data centres being bui
Join Kieren and Riku as they ask: Is ChatGPT Making Us Stupid? This episode explores the long-term impacts of AI chatbots on human intelligence and knowledge. They cover the historical concept of cognitive offloading and
Join Kieren and Riku as they ask if Big Tech is now controlling warfare. They discuss the blurring line between the apps on your phone and technology on the battlefield, revealing OpenAI's multi-million dollar military c
In this special episode, Kieren and Riku explore the groundbreaking intersection of AI and biology, revealing how AI's ability to process massive biological datasets is unlocking life's profound secrets. Tune in to disco
In this Short Stuff episode, Kieren and Riku ask the big question after Google's 2025 developer conference: Did Google just win the AI race? They break down Gemini’s leap forward, an AI-first Google Search, agentic tools
Emma Rose
leader of the Office of Fellowships · Bristol Centre for Supercomputing
1 appearance on this show
Simon McIntosh-Smith
Bristol Centre for Supercomputing
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Miranda Mowbray
University of Bristol
1 appearance on this show
Anthony Duncalf
Switchboard AI
1 appearance on this show
Huw Day
University of Bristol
1 appearance on this show
Dr Jennifer Fleming
Protein Data Bank in Europe
1 appearance on this show
Ewan Birney
Genomics England
1 appearance on this show
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