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Hosted by Matt Brandabur, Yuri Marder · technology · EN
Taking the HG Wells essay collection as a departure point, this podcast asks the following questions of a range of people: What has been awakened? Rough beast? Benevolent angel? Boring super-appliance? Could we be less wrong about AI than those considered to be experts? Why "No Experts"? Is it possible that there really are any experts on this subject? Could a few relatively smart outsiders be less wrong about AI - what it is, what changes it's going to make to our lives - than the glory-drunk founders and their whorish enablers, or the terrifying doomsayers? Could we be any less wrong, for that matter, than Wells, who in 1938 brought out a collection of essays that imagined that a global encyclopedia would help bring about a permanent state of world peace? Finally, can an unstructured discussion between humans meaningfully enrich our understanding of the boundaries between us and what we've created?
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Signup to Generate a PitchTaking the HG Wells essay collection as a departure point, this podcast asks the following questions of a range of people: What has been awakened? Rough beast? Benevolent angel? Boring super-appliance? Could we be less wrong about AI than those considered to be experts? Why "No Experts"? Is it possible that there really are any experts on this subject?
World Brain: No Experts is hosted by Matt Brandabur, Yuri Marder. The show has published 6 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep 6: AI - Fears, Dreams, Experts with Kemi Olugemo and Barbara Salami from KAINDLY.AI" (7 March 2026, 83 minutes), "Ep 5: Beyond the Book - AI and Technical Documentation with Tom Johnson and Floyd Jones" (14 February 2026, 98 minutes), and "Ep 4: AI Will Write All the Code, Ready or Not (with Chris Fregly)" (9 February 2026, 109 minutes).
World Brain: No Experts publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 93 minutes across 6 episodes.
Booking probability for World Brain: No Experts is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. World Brain: No Experts requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. World Brain: No Experts's contact route on record: verified email.
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Matt Brandabur, Yuri Marder hosts World Brain: No Experts, a technology podcast with 6 episodes published.
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Episode #6
<p>In what is easily our friendliest interview so far, Yuri and Matt engage with industry leaders Kemi Olugemo and Barbara Salami to consider how artificial intelligence is redefining the role of the expert, what it's...
Episode #5
<p>Three tech writers and a photographer walk into a bar. The writers are mostly not writing for human readers directly anymore. How is this funny?</p><p></p><p>Tom Johnson, a technical writer at Google and a publishes...
Episode #4
<p>In this episode of World Brain: No Experts, Matt and Yuri interview technologist and author Chris Fregly about the accelerating integration of AI into software development and large-scale computing...
Episode #3
<p>Jobst Landgrebe, co-author (with Barry Smith) of Why Machines Will Never Rule the World: Artificial Intelligence Without Fear, joins Matt and Yuri for a wide-ranging argument about what AI can and cannot do...
Episode #1
<p>In the first episode of World Brain: No Experts, Matt Brandabur and Yuri Marder use H. G. Wells’ 1938 World Brain essays as a starting point for an argument about artificial intelligence, expertise, and human...
Episode #3
<p>Jobst Landgrebe describes himself as a scientist, entrepreneur, philosopher. He first published Why Machines Will Never Rule the World in 2023 and followed up with The Absolute Limits of Artificial Intelligence in...
Episode #2
<p>In this episode, Matt and Yuri treat AI less as a single “thing” and more as a cultural mirror—an unsettling Rorschach test that reveals what humans and institutions fear, desire, and project. Matt argues that the...
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