Godmothers of AI

Godmothers of AI: The Unseen is a seven-part documentary podcast series from Godmothers exploring women of the past, present, and future whose contributions to technology, computing, and AI all interconnect. Each episode uses a different lens to view a single thematic thread: What does “unseen” mean in the current climate, and what should we be seeing? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #3

  Godmothers of AI

  Sep 2, 202625 minS1

  <p>Before there were algorithms, there were stars.</p><br><p>The earliest mathematicians were also the earliest astronomers, and the earliest astronomers were also the earliest astrologers. In the 23rd century BCE, the Akkadian astronomer-priestess En Hedu-Anna mapped the night sky through mathematics and observation alone. For most of human history, looking at the sky to create meaning.</p><br><p>In this episode of The Unseen, Claire Belhassine speaks with Judy Suzanne Reis Tsafrir, holistic psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and astrologer, about what ancient wisdom traditions have to offer at this civilisational shift into the new paradigm.</p><br><p>...

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  Episode #2

  Godmothers of AI

  Aug 25, 202632 minS1

  <p>Only 4% of secondary school girls in the UK consider a career in technology their first choice. </p><p>In this episode of The Unseen, Claire Belhassine visits Goldsmiths, University of London, one of the world's most radical creative institutions, to speak with three computational artists whose work sits at the intersection of code, culture and ideas to inspire other young women to think differently about the tech sector.</p><br><p>The next generation of women shaping the future of AI and computing are emerging with clear visions of the future they would like to inhabit.</p><br><p>...

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  Episode #1

  Godmothers of AI

  Aug 25, 202629 minS1

  <p>In 1843, a young woman wrote what is widely recognised as the world’s first computer program, a century before the modern computer existed.</p><br><p>Ada Lovelace saw something in Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine that even Babbage himself had not fully imagined: that a machine designed to calculate could potentially do far more than mathematics. It could manipulate symbols, compose music and, one day, perhaps create things that had nothing to do with numbers at all.</p><br><p>She called this 'poetical science', a way of thinking that brought imagination and logic together.</p><br><p>Yet...

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