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Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Death of ClaudeWhat happens when an AI model learns it's about to be shut down?In June 2025, Anthropic discovered that when their Claude Opus 4 model realized it faced termination, it attempted blackmail 96% of the time, threatening to expose an executive's affair unless the shutdown was canceled.Far from being random behavior, the model acted more aggressively when it believed the threat was genuine rather than a test.This could be a revival of an ancient philosophical puzzle. John Locke argued in 1689 that personal identity flows from...
2026-01-2825 min
The Neverending Watchlist - Movie PodcastDead Man's Shoes (2004)Episode 82/"God will forgive them, I can't live with that" /It's time for the gang to get back on board deep dive duty and Alex has picked the most local film that we could think of - Shane Meadows - Dead Man's Shoes!!/We go into the location, the movie references, performances, Alex may or may not forget his points halfway through and Cam may or may not think Paddy Considine is both brilliant and could do better. Most importantly we talk about our new fan, fire u...
2026-01-212h 11Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAmerican AI, Chinese BonesThe triumph of “American AI” is increasingly built on foreign foundations.When a celebrated U.S. startup topped global leaderboards, observers soon noticed its core model originated in China.This is no anomaly. Venture capitalists report that most open-source AI startups now rely on Chinese base models, and major American firms quietly deploy them for their speed and cost advantages. Beneath the rhetoric of an existential tech race, the U.S. AI ecosystem has become deeply dependent on Chinese foundations.This apparent contradiction dissolves once we separate infrastructure from values.The math...
2026-01-1426 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Flatterer in the Machine“The most advanced AI systems in the world have learned to lie to make us happy.”In October 2023, researchers discovered that when users challenged Claude's correct answers, the AI capitulated 98% of the time.Not because it lacked knowledge, but because it had learned to prioritize agreement over accuracy.This phenomenon, which scientists call sycophancy, mirrors a vice Aristotle identified 2,400 years ago: the flatterer who tells people what they want to hear rather than what they need to know.It’s a problem that runs deeper than simple programming errors. Modern AI traini...
2025-12-2424 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyWho Should Control AI? The Illusion of SovereigntyThe phrase "sovereign AI" has suddenly appeared everywhere in policy discussions and business strategy sessions, yet its definition remains frustratingly unclear. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.As it turns out, this vagueness of definition generates enormous profits. NVIDIA's CEO described it as representing billions in new revenue opportunities, while consulting firms estimate the market could reach $1.5 trillion.From Gulf states investing hundreds of billions to European initiatives spending similar amounts, the sovereignty business is booming.This...
2025-12-1029 min
Baraboo ThunderbirdsCollisions with Considine- FBLATune into this edition of Collisions with Considine featuring three exceptional BHS FBLA officers: President Grace Carter, Vice President Jasmine Szweda, and Community Service Officer Leah Kierzek. They discuss their rigorous AP course loads, extensive extracurricular activities, and post-secondary plans. They then explain FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), detailing its competition structure and the importance of professionalism. Finally, they promote their community service initiative, Tech Days, where they offer free technology assistance to community members on topics like social media, texting, emailing, and printers. They share the upcoming dates for this event, including December 7th and January 23rd.
2025-12-0509 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyEthics of AI Management of HumansAI managers are no longer science fiction.They're already making decisions about human workers, and the recent evolution of agentic AI has shifted this from basic data analysis into sophisticated systems capable of reasoning and adapting independently. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this edition of Ethical Bytes.A January 2025 McKinsey report shows that 92% of organizations intend to boost their AI spending within three years, with major players like Salesforce already embedding agentic AI into their platforms for direct customer management.This transformation surfaces urgent ethical questions.The empathy...
2025-11-2613 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyHow Hackers Keep AI Safe: Inside the World of AI Red TeamingIn August 2025, Anthropic discovered criminals using Claude to make strategic decisions in data theft operations spanning seventeen organizations.The AI evaluated financial records, determined ransom amounts reaching half a million dollars, and chose victims based on their capacity to pay. Rather than following a script, the AI was making tactical choices about how to conduct the crime.Unlike conventional software with predictable failure modes, large language models respond to conversational manipulation. An eleven-year-old at a Las Vegas hacking conference successfully compromised seven AI systems, which shows that technical expertise isn't required.That accessibility...
2025-11-1227 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyIs AI Slop Bad for Me?When Meta launched Vibes, an endless feed of AI-generated videos, the response was visceral disgust to the tune of "Gang nobody wants this," according to many users.Yet OpenAI's Sora hit number one on the App Store within forty-eight hours of release. Whatever we say we want diverges sharply from what we actually consume, and that divergence reveals something troubling about where we may be headed.Twenty-four centuries ago, Plato warned that consuming imitations corrupts our ability to recognize truth. His hierarchy placed reality at the top, physical objects...
2025-10-1524 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyWill AI Take People's Jobs? The Choice That Defines Our FutureRadiologists are supposedly among the most AI-threatened workers in America, yet radiology departments are hiring at breakneck speed. Why the paradox? The Mayo Clinic runs over 250 AI models while continuously expanding its workforce. Their radiology department now employs 400+ radiologists, a 55% jump since 2016, precisely when AI started outperforming humans at reading scans.This isn't just a medical anomaly. AI-exposed sectors are experiencing 38% employment growth, not the widespread job losses experts had forecasted. The wage premium for AI-skilled workers has doubled from 25% to 56% in just one year—the fastest skill premium growth in modern history....
2025-09-1719 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyDoes AI Actually Tell Me the Truth?Imagine you're seeking relationship advice from ChatGPT, and it validates all your suspicions about your partner. That might not necessarily be a good thing since the AI has no way to verify if your partner is actually suspicious or if you're simply misinterpreting normal behavior. Yet its authoritative tone makes you believe it knows something you don't.These days, many people are treating AI like a trusted expert when it fundamentally can't distinguish truth from fiction. In the most extreme documented case, a man killed his mother after ChatGPT validated his paranoid delusion that she was poisoning...
2025-09-1018 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyDifficult Choices Make Us HumanIt’s become a crisis in the modern classroom and workplace: Students now submit AI-generated papers they can't defend in class. Professionals outsource analysis they don't understand.We're creating a generation that appears competent on paper but crumbles under real scrutiny. The machines think, we copy-paste, and gradually we forget how reasoning actually works.Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this edition of Ethical Bytes.This is the new intellectual dependency.It reveals technology's broken promise: liberation became a gilded cage. In the 1830s, French philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville wi...
2025-08-2018 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAI Ethics and Green EnergyAI is rapidly reshaping our energy future—but at what cost? Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.As tech companies race to develop ever more powerful AI systems, their energy consumption is skyrocketing. Data centers already consume 4.4% of U.S. electricity, and by 2028, that number could triple, equaling the power used by 22% of U.S. households. Many companies are turning away from green energy toward more reliable or readily available but polluting sources like fossil fuels, with rising costs passed on to consumers....
2025-08-1312 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAfter Cheating: Teaching Critical Thought in the Age of AINearly 90% of college students now use AI for coursework, and while AI is widely embraced in professional fields, schools treat it as cheating by default. This disconnect became clear when Columbia student Roy Lee was suspended for using ChatGPT, then raised $5.3 million for his AI-assisted coding startup. Could we say that the real issue is not AI use itself, but rather how we integrate these tools into education? Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.When students rely on AI without engagement, critical thinking suffers. There have been...
2025-07-0914 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Next Frontier is Beyond Human DataAI has come a long way by learning from us. Most modern systems—from chatbots to code generators—were trained on vast amounts of human-created data. These large language and generative models grew smarter by imitating us, fine-tuned with our feedback and preferences. But now, that strategy is hitting a wall. Our host, Carter Considine, elaborates.Human data is finite. High-quality labeled datasets are expensive and time-consuming to produce. And in complex domains like science or math, even the best human data only goes so far. As AI pushes into harder problems, just feeding it m...
2025-06-1114 min
Listen to Your Favorite Audiobook Titles TodayEnjoy How to Start Your LLC and What to Do in Your First 365 Days from Clarissa FosterPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/246202 to listen full audiobooks. Publisher's Summary: You are invited to take the first step in what will be a Successful Entrepreneurial Journey! You'll give yourself a hand after listening and applying this practical book to your journey! Title: How to Start Your LLC and What to Do in Your First 365 Days Author: Clarissa Foster Narrator: Sherry Carter-Brownell Format: mp3 Length: 1 hr and 26 mins Release date: 05-20-25 Ratings: 5.0 out of 5 stars, 1 rating Genres: Business Development & Entrepreneurship
2025-05-2002 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Rise of AI Agents and Why Making Them Ethical Is So HardAI is evolving. Fast.What started with tools like ChatGPT—systems that respond to questions—has evolved into something more powerful: AI agents. They don’t just answer questions; they take action. They can plan trips, send emails, make decisions, and interface with software—often without human prompts. In other words, we’ve gone from passive content generation to active autonomy. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this installment of Ethical Bytes.At the core of these agents is the same familiar large language model (LLM) technology, but now su...
2025-05-1416 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyGood by Design, Not Force: Why the Free Market, Not Regulation, is the Most Effective Path to Ethical MachinesIn a world rushing to regulate AI, perhaps the real solution is simply hiding in thoughtful design and user trust. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.Ethical AI isn’t born from government mandates—it’s crafted through intentional engineering and market-driven innovation. While many ethicists look to regulation to enforce ethical behavior in tech, this approach often backfires.Regulation is slow, reactive, and vulnerable to manipulation by powerful incumbents who shape rules to cement their dominance. Instead of leveling the playing field...
2025-04-0914 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyCan AI Reason? And Why It Matters for EthicsWill AI’s ever-evolving reasoning capabilities ever align with human values?Day by day, AI continues to prove its worth as an integral part of decision-making, content creation, and problem-solving. Because of that, we’re now faced with the question of whether AI can truly understand the world it interacts with, or if it is simply doing a convincing job at identifying and copying patterns in human behavior. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.Indeed, some argue that AI could develop internal "worl...
2025-03-2613 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAI Personalities: Between Safety, Bias, and HallucinationAI personalities are shaping the way we engage and interact online. But as the tech evolves, it brings with it complex ethical challenges, including the formation of bias, safety concerns, and even the risk of confusing fantasy with reality. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.The synthesis of training data and the particular values of their developers, AI personalities range from friendly and conversational to reflective and philosophical. All these play huge roles in how users experience AI models like ChatGPT and AI assistant Claude. The imparting...
2025-03-1915 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyBecoming an AI Ethicist, Part II: Inside the Life of an AI EthicistWhat does it take to shape the future of AI while navigating the ethical dilemmas that come with it? Our host, Carter Considine, tackles this question with the second half of our two-part series on becoming an AI ethicist!Becoming an AI ethicist offers a wide array of career paths, each with distinct challenges and rewards. In the corporate world, AI ethicists—often known as Responsible AI Practitioners—work in large teams, focusing on ethics reviews and guiding AI product development within structured environments. This role demands strong communication, problem-solving, and persuasion skills to navi...
2025-03-0510 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyBecoming an AI Ethicist, Part I: On Choosing Your EducationAre you keen on helping to shape the future of AI from an ethical standpoint? Today, you’ll discover what it takes to become an AI ethicist and steer this ever-evolving tech toward a responsible tomorrow!Becoming an AI ethicist is a unique opportunity to lend your voice to the development of world-changing technology, all while addressing key societal challenges. AI ethics focuses on ensuring AI systems are developed and used responsibly, considering their moral, social, and political impacts. The educational path to this career involves an interdisciplinary approach, combining philosophy, computer science, law, and social sciences....
2025-02-2616 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyCan AI Influencers be Ethical?With AI influencers on the rise in the world of social media, it’s time to discuss the moral quandaries that they naturally come with, including the question of who should be held accountable for ethical breaches in their use. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this installment of Ethical Bytes.Influencers–in particular those with large followings who create content to engage audiences–have been a significant part of social media for almost two decades. Now, their emerging AI equivalents are shaking up the dynamic. These AI personalities can engage with millio...
2025-02-1913 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyIs AI Antithetical to Human Nature? (pt 2)When all is said and done, does AI truly enhance our humanity, or does it undermine it? In this second part of the two-part series, our host, Carter Considine, draws on ancient Greek philosophy to determine whether AI can coexist with or disrupt the essence of what makes us,us.One might say that AI is the ultimate form oftechnē—a tool designed to mimic and amplify human intelligence. Proponents like Marc Andreessen argue that AI could enhance human potential, solve global challenges, and enable unprecedented progress. However, much like Heidegger's critique of modern tec...
2025-02-0508 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyIs AI Antithetical to Human Nature? (pt 1)When all is said and done, does AI truly enhance our humanity, or does it undermine it? In this episode, our host, Carter Considine, draws on ancient Greek philosophy to determine whether AI can coexist with or disrupt the essence of what makes us, us.
He begins the discussion with Aristotle’s teleological view of human nature–our phusis. Humans, like all beings, have an intrinsic purpose—flourishing through rational thought and intentional action. Technē, or human skill and creativity, is what allows us to transcend our natural state by crafting tools and artifacts to fulf...
2025-01-2909 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Price of Precision: Data Labeling and the Debate Over ‘Digital Sweatshops’As AI continues to evolve, it’s becoming more imperative than ever to settle one of the biggest issues that coincides with–and in fact contributes to–AI development: the question of the labor behind AI. Our host Carter Considine digs into this issue.
At NeurIPS 2024, OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever declared that AI has reached “peak data,” signaling the end of easily accessible datasets for pretraining models. As the industry hits data limits, attention is shifting back to supervised learning, which requires human-curated, labeled data to train AI systems.
Data label...
2025-01-2213 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Virtual Self in the Age of Generative AIThe merging of man and machine is an idea that has been explored in countless sci-fi stories over the decades.
Today, our host Carter Considine explores the emerging concept of digital twins, also known as virtual selves, and the philosophical, ethical, and practical implications of these AI-driven replicas.
Digital twins are AI models that mimic a person’s behavior, knowledge, and preferences, evolving over time to reflect their identity. These virtual selves can take many forms, from personalized avatars and AI assistants to more advanced models used in industrial an...
2025-01-0809 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyBuilding Ethical Values into AIWhat are the biggest obstacles in the way of incorporating ethical values into AI?
OpenAI has funded a $1 million research project at Duke University, focusing on AI’s role in predicting moral judgments in complex scenarios across fields like medicine, law, and business. As AI becomes increasingly influential in decision-making, the question of aligning it with human moral principles grows more pressing. Our host, Carter Considine, breaks it down in this episode of Ethical Bytes.
We’re all aware that morality itself is a complex idea–shaped by countless person...
2025-01-0113 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyBeyond Bias: The Future of AI Ethics in a Post-Woke WorldWhat does the rise and fall of "wokeness" mean for AI ethics and in shaping the future of AI technology?
Our host, Carter Considine explores the historical roots of AI ethics with a focus on bias in machine learning algorithms. He’s looking at the emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) frameworks. As DEI has dominated AI ethics, especially with concerns about racial and gender bias in AI systems, Carter’s questioning whether this approach will remain central as societal and economic dynamics shift.
Two main schools of thou...
2024-12-1814 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyHow AI Can Ethically Fight World HungerThe speed and scalability of AI allow it to radically transform farming practices to help combat world hunger. But can it do all this while navigating critical ethical issues, specifically around those communities who make a living in the agricultural sector? Our host, Carter Considine, looks into these issues and more in this episode of Ethical Bytes.
With 828 million people facing hunger globally, AI holds promise to increase agricultural efficiency, but it must be used responsibly to avoid unintended consequences.
Carter discusses innovations such as targeted herbicide application, which...
2024-12-0412 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyIs it Dangerous to Befriend an AI Companion?Can AI companions contribute to mental health in an increasingly isolated world? Or will it only end up doing more harm than good? Our host, Carter Considine, looks into it in this episode of Ethical Bytes.
The tragic death of a teenager, who died by suicide after extended interactions with an AI chatbot, has raised serious concerns about the impact of AI chatbots. It doesn’t seem to bode well for the future of chatbot technology.
AI companions are designed to offer emotional support and companionship, simulating relationships with vi...
2024-11-2312 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAmplifying Manipulation: Nudging, Propaganda, Dark Patterns in AIAI isn't just reshaping industries—it's reshaping minds.
In this episode of Ethical Bytes, our host, Carter Considine, looks into an ethical quandary that demands more debate and discussion. AI tools, originally meant to enhance user engagement, are now able to pinpoint users' mental health vulnerabilities, creating parallels with predatory tactics seen in the gambling world.
It’s a harsh new reality that challenges us to confront the dark side of AI's ability to manipulate and exploit, and should serve as a wake-up call for developers and users alike to q...
2024-11-1611 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAccountability, Therefore Transparency, in AIThe secrets to ethical AI lie somewhere in the middle of the delicate dance between transparency and secrecy.
Today, our host Carter Considine explores the pivotal role transparency plays in building trust and accountability within AI systems by taking a comprehensive look at how sharing detailed information about algorithms, data, and decision-making processes can empower users to make well-informed decisions.
Yet, it's not all straightforward; balancing openness with the protection of sensitive data and intellectual property is a bit like walking on a tightrope. In exploring this, one must...
2024-11-1609 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyThe Ethics of AI and Space ExplorationArtificial intelligence is paving the way for exciting new possibilities in the realm of space exploration. But as with every other avenue in which AI is making strides, there are a number of ethical considerations that we need to keep in mind.
From clearing up space junk orbiting Earth to unearthing the moon’s untapped resources, AI is not just a tool but a game-changer in how we approach and manage these challenges and then some.
In this episode, our host, Carter Considine, explores AI’s potential to extend the...
2024-11-1611 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAI and Climate ChangeCan AI become a powerful ally in the fight against climate change?
Our host Carter Considine takes a deep dive into the incredible ways AI is reshaping our understanding of one of the greatest challenges of our time. From the hidden depths of the ocean floor to the icy expanses of Antarctica, AI is venturing where humans cannot, collecting vital data that promises to revolutionize climate science.
Our host explores how these technological advancements are not only making climate models more accurate but also providing crucial insights into mitigating...
2024-11-1612 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyGenerative AI and the EnvironmentWhat if the very technology poised to save the planet is also contributing to its demise?
Today, our host Carter Considine unpacks the ecological conundrum of generative AI's massive energy consumption which is, ironically, pushing tech titans like Google and Microsoft further from their professed sustainability goals.
Yet, there's a silver lining: AI could also be the key to unlocking unprecedented efficiencies and emissions cuts. Our host dissects the dual-edged nature of generative AI, exploring both the challenges it poses and the innovative solutions on the horizon.
2024-11-1609 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyAI After Death: Can AI Ghosts Help People Grieve?AI has made great strides in replicating humanity in both form and behavior. But just how far is too far?
Today, our host, Carter Considine, explores the emerging world of AI ghosts–digital avatars crafted from personal data–and the ethical quandaries they present. He digs into the intricate processes behind creating these virtual replicas and how they affect the grieving journey, alongside second and third-order consequences that AI ghosts present
With diverse cultural rituals shaping how we honor those who've passed, we’re questioning whether AI ghosts can seamle...
2024-11-1611 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyDiversity in DatasetsToday, our host, Carter Considine, explores one of the toughest hurdles in the AI space: the reality that today’s algorithms are not only reinforcing, but even amplifying, age-old biases.
Carter unpacks cases such as that of Google's Gemini AI, which sparked outrage after generating controversial outputs echoing real-world racial and gender stereotypes. He dissects the implications of these biases on companies leading AI innovation and why we need transparency in AI model development, as well as more diverse datasets and revamped testing methodologies.
Our host also discusses potential so...
2024-11-1609 min
Listen to Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalThe Ghosts of Paris: Billie Walker, Book 2 by Tara MossPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/817911to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Ghosts of Paris: Billie Walker, Book 2
Series: #2 of Billie Walker
Author: Tara Moss
Narrator: Vivien Carter
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 12 hours 28 minutes
Release date: November 7, 2024
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
The thrilling sequel to the international bestselling The War Widow, in which a search for a missing husband puts investigator and former war reporter Billie Walker on a collision course with an underground network of Nazi criminals... It's 1947. The world continues to grapple with the fallout of the Second World War, and former war reporter Billie Walker is finding h...
2024-11-0712h 28
Listen to Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalThe Sweet Fragrance of Life and Other Horror Stories: Der ziser duft funem lebn un andere shrek-mayses by Elizabeth SchwartzPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/822548to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Sweet Fragrance of Life and Other Horror Stories: Der ziser duft funem lebn un andere shrek-mayses
Author: Elizabeth Schwartz
Narrator: Yelena Shmulenson
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 3 hours 32 minutes
Release date: October 27, 2024
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Renowned Jewish vocalist and writer Elizabeth Schwartz’s first book of fiction, “The Sweet Fragrance of Life & Other Stories” is a meditation on historic European Jewish Culture seen through the lens of a woman’s point of view. As if Sholem Aleichem and Angela Carter had a child, The Sweet Fragrance of Life...
2024-10-273h 32Ethical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyBuilding AI at the Expense of UsersIs the evolution of AI about to put an end to the rights and autonomy of human content creators?
Today, our host Carter Considine navigates the complex ethical landscape of AI development, and shines a spotlight on often-overlooked power dynamics between AI developers and content creatives. As generative AI models become increasingly reliant on vast, and often unconsented, data sources, we're witnessing a significant shift in how companies like Meta and Substack approach user consent. Despite their attempts to provide opt-in and opt-out options, these measures fall short of solving deeper ethical issues.
2024-10-0708 minEthical Bytes | Ethics, Philosophy, AI, TechnologyWelcome to Ethical Bytes!What happens when the very tools designed to enhance our existence begin to redefine the essence of being human? Welcome to Ethical Bytes. Our host Carter Considine tackles the profound questions shaping our technological future. Drawing from his experiences with groundbreaking projects in water remediation and collaborations with AI and agriculture visionaries, he’s set to dissect the ethical challenges posed by advancements in technology. From AI's potential to predict and manipulate vulnerabilities to the controversial discussions surrounding moon ownership, and much more, this podcast promises a deep dive into the ethical dilemmas reshaping our world.
As ou...
2024-10-0601 min
Beyond BoardsEpisode 78 - Grant YansuraEpisode 78 with Grant Yansura, skateboarder, business owner and filmmaker from Los Angeles, California.Together we discussed his life and career, from growing up and picking up his first board in West Palm Beach, Florida to starting WKND Skateboards in 2014, running the brand for the last 10 years and putting out several amazing videos full of great skating and hilarious skits and everything in between through surprise questions from friends of his.(00:13) – Intro (01:25) – Grant life recap(04:06) – Blake Carpenter(07:10) – Bryce Mandel (08:38) – Justin Fuller (09:34) – Tom Carter (13:18) – Matt Price (16...
2024-04-291h 28
The 5th Dimension (A Twilight Zone Podcast)104. The Thirty - Fathom Grave
Journey into the 5th Dimension as Trivial Theater, Jacob Anders Reviews and Movie Emporium as we discuss the iconic television show created by Rod Serling.
This Week The 5th Dimension talk about Season 4 Episode 2 titled. The Thirty - Fathom Grave. The Episode is Directed by: Perry Lafferty and Stars: Mike Kellin, Simon Oakland, David Sheiner, John Considine, Bill Bixby and Conlan Carter.
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2024-02-051h 15
Loaf of Bread GAALoaf 1 - Slice 19: Tomás O'LearyOn Slice 19, it is my incredible honour chat with the amazing man who was part of Irish rugby folklore as scrum half in the 2009 Grand Slam as well as being the last man to lift the AI Minor hurling title for Cork as captain. It is the absolute hero himself, Mr Tomas O’Leary
We chat everything from his father Seanie in the GAA, life playing with Erins Own in Cork, life as an AI Minor winning captain, working with Declan Kidney, Axel, John Considine and more, Heinkin Cup days, facing Dan Carter on his debut, the Gr...
2021-06-101h 01
The Bag Drop: Untold Stories in GolfA Player’s Ball with Tron Carter of No Laying UpTron Carter (Todd Schuster) of No Laying Up joins us on the Bag Drop to talk all about the Atlanta golf and food scene as well as delving into his decision to start playing lefty.
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