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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2025 · 39 MIN

An interview with Bailey Tuddenham: designing kitchens for the moon!

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In this episode I interview with Bailey Tuddennam, an alumnus of the school where I teach. Bailey, who is now working for a startup focused on designing autonomous kitchen modules for lunar and Mars habitats, discusses his cautious exploration of AI. We delve into the importance of integrating AI literacy into educational curricula, Bailey's journey since leaving Norwich School, his experiences at the University of Glasgow, and his thoughts on the evolving role of AI in various industries. The conversation covers how Bailey uses AI tools in his workflow, the challenges of maintaining academic integrity with AI, and the future of AI in creative and engineering fields.00:00 Introduction to the Episode00:51 Meet Bailey Tuddenham01:24 Bailey's Journey from School to University03:34 Working on Autonomous Kitchen Modules for Space06:56 The Role of AI in Bailey's Work13:15 AI in Education: Challenges and Opportunities36:21 The Future of AI and Robotics39:25 Conclusion and Final Though

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