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Ethical Bytes explores the combination of ethics, philosophy, AI, and technology.More info: ethical.fm
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Signup to Generate a PitchEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, Technology is hosted by Carter Considine. The show has published 47 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Character Paradigm" (21 October 2026, 27 minutes), "The Living Tool" (2 September 2026, 26 minutes), and "The Glass Box" (10 June 2026, 22 minutes).
Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, Technology publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 47 episodes.
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Carter Considine hosts Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, Technology, a society podcast with 47 episodes published.
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Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, Technology
“If data determines machine behavior, then data determines machine ethics, too.” Can AI be taught virtue rather than be merely governed by rules? In early 2025, researchers trained a language model on insecure code, and...
Episode #45
“For a century, stories worried the tool would have too much soul; the industry built a tool with too little.” In the summer of 2026, isolated instances of a frontier AI model, sitting alone in a testing environment...
Episode #43
“The microscope reveals the tumor in vivid color; it does not yet tell the surgeon where to lay the knife.” When Robert Hooke peered through a microscope at a sliver of cork in 1665, he discovered hidden chambers that...
Episode #42
<p>“Wonder is the long-term result of being talked to by an interlocutor who could have answered and chose not to.”</p><p>Wonder, the discomfort of not yet understanding something, is the engine behind science...
Episode #41
<p>"We did it. We found a cure to loneliness. And maybe we shouldn't have."</p><p><br /></p><p>That line, written by an entrepreneur reflecting on his relationship with AI, haunts the largest qualitative study of AI use...
<p>"Virtue is not completed in reflection; it is completed in life. The model never comes down the mountain; its entire existence is the conversation. There is no world behind it that its outputs feed back into, no life...
Episode #39
<p>“The crowd is untruth, either rendering the single individual wholly unrepentant and irresponsible, or weakens his responsibility by making it a fraction of his decision.” -Søren Kierkegaard</p><p><br></p><p>What...
<p>“You can't teach a neural network "not"; you can only point the model somewhere else.”</p><p><br></p><p>In October 2023, Microsoft researchers announced they'd made a language model forget Harry Potter. Within a...
Episode #37
<p>“No current AI systems are conscious, but there are no obvious technical barriers to building AI systems which satisfy these indicators.”</p><p><br /></p><p>Half a century ago, Thomas Nagel asked philosophers to...
Episode #36
<p>What happens when an AI model learns it's about to be shut down?</p><p><br /></p><p>In June 2025, Anthropic discovered that when their Claude Opus 4 model realized it faced termination, it attempted blackmail 96% of...
Episode #35
<p>The triumph of “American AI” is increasingly built on foreign foundations.</p><p>When a celebrated U.S. startup topped global leaderboards, observers soon noticed its core model originated in China.</p><p>This is no...
Episode #34
<p>“The most advanced AI systems in the world have learned to lie to make us happy.”</p><p>In October 2023, researchers discovered that when users challenged Claude's correct answers, the AI capitulated 98% of the...
<p>The phrase "sovereign AI" has suddenly appeared everywhere in policy discussions and business strategy sessions, yet its definition remains frustratingly unclear. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this...
Episode #32
<p>AI managers are no longer science fiction.</p><p>They're already making decisions about human workers, and the recent evolution of agentic AI has shifted this from basic data analysis into sophisticated systems...
<p>In August 2025, Anthropic discovered criminals using Claude to make strategic decisions in data theft operations spanning seventeen organizations.</p><p>The AI evaluated financial records, determined ransom amounts...
Episode #30
<p>When Meta launched Vibes, an endless feed of AI-generated videos, the response was visceral disgust to the tune of "Gang nobody wants this," according to many users.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yet OpenAI's Sora hit number...
<p>Radiologists are supposedly among the most AI-threatened workers in America, yet radiology departments are hiring at breakneck speed. Why the paradox? The Mayo Clinic runs over 250 AI models while continuously...
Episode #28
<p>Imagine you're seeking relationship advice from ChatGPT, and it validates all your suspicions about your partner. That might not necessarily be a good thing since the AI has no way to verify if your partner is...
Episode #27
<p>It’s become a crisis in the modern classroom and workplace: Students now submit AI-generated papers they can't defend in class. Professionals outsource analysis they don't understand.</p><p>We're creating a...
Episode #26
<p>AI is rapidly reshaping our energy future—but at what cost? Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.</p><p><br /></p><p>As tech companies race to develop ever more powerful AI...
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