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Isaac and Thomas discussed the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the first episode of 'Bright Brainz'. They explored AI's benefits and potential risks, including its impact on the workforce and society at large. They also touched on the role of AI in animal welfare and education, as well as its potential to greatly impact our lives. Thomas, a technological historian, argued that AI is a tool like any other, and while it has the potential to automate tasks, it also creates new skilled jobs. They concluded by discussing the potential benefits and challenges of AI in various fields, including education and legal assistance, and raised concerns about the advancement of technology and the concept of cyborgification. Thomas Derr is the host of the podcast "Get Informed!" which can be found on all podcast platforms. Do you have a story to tell? Are you an expert in a particular field? Concerned about a particular issue? Then come on Bright Brainz and talk about it. Email me at BrightBrainzpod@gmail.com for more info.  

In today's episode Isaac sits down with Dax Hamman the founder of tech company FOMO.AI to once again discuss A.I. Dax discussed his company and the impact of AI on society.  He emphasized that AI is not taking jobs, but rather people using AI are displacing others. Dax also highlighted the rapid acceleration of AI and its potential to enhance education and improve the lives of individuals with visual impairments. He also discussed the potential impact of automation on employment and the concept of Universal Basic Income. Finally, he shared his belief that traditional education methods are outdated and that AI will have a significant impact on the job market and education. It's another great Bright Brainz episode listen now! Check out Dax's company Fomo.ai (it's a website, type it in to the address bar). You can also email him @ dax@fomo.ai Intro and outro music made by Cassidine productions https://youtube.com/channel/UCPFmkKF_Kj1qebtArO3azLw?si=F2t7u1mY6jVm04SE Do you have a story to tell? Are you an expert in a particular field? Concerned about a particular issue? Then come on Bright Brainz and talk about it. Email me at BrightBrainzpod@gmail.com for more info, and advertisement opportunities.    

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Isaac, the host of the Bright Brainz podcast, welcomed Sara Eldridge, a licensed clinical social worker based in New York, to discuss emerging paradigms of trauma and neurodiversity in mental health therapy. With Sara emphasizing the importance of understanding and accommodating neurodivergent individuals, and the need for better education and training in helping professions. They also discussed the challenges faced by the neurodiversity movement, the poor outcomes experienced by autistic individuals due to a lack of accommodation, and the importance of empathy in understanding and supporting individuals who have experienced trauma. Lastly, they highlighted the social and economic factors contributing to tragic events like Jordan Neely's death, the problem of social worker burnout, and the need for better compensation, resources, and investment in the profession. For more info you can find Sara @ Sara Eldridge, LCSW (saraeldridgelcsw.com) Also some books that Sara recommended are: Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity by Devon Price and Neurotribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity by Steve Silberman Intro and outro music made by Cassidine productions https://youtube.com/channel/UCPFmkKF_Kj1qebtArO3azLw?si=F2t7u1mY6jVm04SE Do you have a story to tell? Are you an expert in a particular field? Concerned about a particular issue? Then come on Bright Brainz and talk about it. Email me at BrightBrainzpod@gmail.com for more info, and advertisement opportunities.