What Aristotle, Star Trek, and the Antikythera Mechanism Have to Say About AI Ethics with Guest William Cochran

Journey through millenia as an ancient Greek philosopher's wisdom collides with advanced modern technology. Tune into this mind-bending conversation with philosopher and computer science professor, William Cochran, as he educates us about the crucial role of ethics in computer science. AI's rapid ascent demands a moral compass and the future of humanity may depend on teaching machines to be altruistic. Do you want to be the puppeteer building AI's character? For questions, comments, or anything else, email us at [email protected]

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