Season 4 – Episode 5: Nir Buras
Nir Buras is an Israeli-American architect, urban planner, author, educator, and endorser of the New Classical Architecture movement. He founded the Classic Planning Institute in Washington, D.C., after having published his book, “The Art of Classic Planning: Building Beautiful and Enduring Communities”, with support from the Driehaus Foundation.
Season 4 – Episode 4 – Zaakir Tameez
Zaakir Tameez, a scholar in antitrust and constitutional law, is a Yale Law School graduate and has written award-winning publications. He has contributed to amicus briefs for the Texas and U.S. Supreme Courts. A Fulbright Scholar and Humanity in Action Senior Fellow, he is based in Houston, Texas.
Season 4 – Episode 3: Dominique Shelton-Leipzig
Dominique Shelton-Leipzig is an attorney and technology entrepreneur focused on data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI governance. She leads Global Data Innovation and co-founded NxtWork. She has represented major tech firms and trained over 50,000 professionals on privacy and cybersecurity, discussing AI governance challenges in a recent episode.
Season 4 – Episode 2: Anthony Morgan
Anthony Morgan, the new co-host of The Nature of Things on CBC, is an award-winning science communicator dedicated to transforming public perceptions of science. With nearly 20 years of experience across various platforms, he has earned multiple accolades, including a Falling Walls nomination, and is involved in initiatives tackling misinformation.
Season 4 – Episode 1: Joan Westenberg
Joan Westenberg, an acclaimed Australian writer and trans woman, founded Studio Self, a branding firm. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including the San Francisco Chronicle and Wired. She shares insights on creativity and technology through her blog, Pizza Party, and will discuss AI with Dr. Christopher DiCarlo on All Thinks Considered.
Season 3 – Episode 10: Frances Widdowson
Frances Widdowson is a Canadian political scientist and former associate professor known for her critiques of the “aboriginal industry” and applied postmodernism. She holds degrees from the University of Victoria and York University. Her notable works include “Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry” and the upcoming “The Woke Academy,” discussing the impacts of woke-ism.
Season 3 – Episode 9: Robert J. Sawyer
Robert J. Sawyer, a distinguished Canadian author, is one of only eight writers to receive the Hugo, Nebula, and John W. Campbell Memorial Awards for best novel. He is a member of the Orders of Canada and Ontario and was inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame.
Season 3 – Episode 8: Peter Love
Peter Love is a sustainability leader and environmental activist from Toronto. In the All Thinks Considered episode, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo explores Love’s accomplishments, the global climate change situation, and strategies aimed at addressing human impacts. For additional details, visit Love’s website and the IPCC link provided.
Season 3 – Episode 7: Tim Fleiszer
As a famous Canadian football player, Tim walks us through what happens in the brain when a concussion occurs, the most recent studies on CTE and more in this conversation with Dr. Christopher DiCarlo. Tim Fleiszer is the first player in Canadian Football League history to win four Grey Cup championships with four different teams.…
Season 3 – Episode 6: Steven Pinker
Steven Pinker, a prominent author and psychologist, explores language, mind, and human nature. His research covers knowledge, language acquisition, emotion, morality, rationality, and violence trends. In a major episode of All Things Considered, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo interviews Pinker, inviting listeners to share their insights in the comments.
Season 3 -Episode 5: Kelly Carlin-McCall
Kelly Carlin-McCall returns with new insights on culture, comedy, and AI in her latest episode. Listeners are encouraged to tune in, promising an engaging experience that shouldn’t be missed.
Season 3 – Episode 4: James Wiles
The Wolfram Institute for Computational Foundations of Science is a nonprofit focused on integrating computational methods with fundamental science across various disciplines. Led by James Wiles, the institute aims to develop robust research programs in fields such as physics, mathematics, and artificial intelligence, utilizing James’ expertise in technology and organizational strategy.
Season 3 – Episode 3: Wyatt Tessari L’Allie
Wyatt Tessari L’Allie, a Western Canadian educated in mechanical engineering and filmmaking, has pursued a political career focused on climate change. After moving to Toronto and establishing the Centre for Human Success, he transitioned into health tech. Now in Ottawa, L’Allie aims to promote Canada’s leadership in AGI governance globally.
Season 3 – Episode 2: Dr. Amy McGovern
Our next episode of All Thinks Considered features our friend, Dr. Amy McGovern. Dr. McGovern is the Director and PI for the NSF AI Institute for Research on Trustworthy AI in Weather, Climate, and Coastal Oceanography. Changes in weather patterns, oceans, sea level rise, and disaster risk amplify the need for accelerated AI research in…
Season 3 – Episode 1: Thomas Hartung
Thomas Hartung, MD PhD, is a prominent figure in evidence-based toxicology at Johns Hopkins and the University of Konstanz. He directs Centers for Alternatives to Animal Testing and has authored over 490 publications. In the latest podcast episode of All Thinks Considered, he discusses various collaborations and initiatives in toxicology.
Season 2 – Episode 10: Sandra Pady
Dr. Christopher DiCarlo, host of All Thinks Considered, promotes his book “How To Become A Really Good Pain In The Ass” through a visit to the Donkey Sanctuary of Canada. The season finale features an interview with founder Sandra Pady, highlighting the sanctuary’s work. Links to the book and sanctuary are provided.
Season 2 – Episode 9: Nell Watson
Eleanor ‘Nell’ Watson is a pioneer in A.I. ethics and machine vision, focusing on integrating human rights and values into technologies. As IEEE Ethics Maestro and chair of various committees, she promotes algorithmic trust and leads initiatives like EthicsNet.org, CulturalPeace.org, and Endohazard.org, advancing prosocial behavior and consumer awareness.
Season 2 – Episode 8: Jeff Sebo
Jeff Sebo, a professor specializing in bioethics, animal and environmental ethics, and law, teaches diverse classes such as Animal Minds and Ethics and Animals. The content also promotes an episode featuring Dr. Christopher DiCarlo discussing the ethical implications of artificial intelligence on society.
Season 2 – Episode 7: Mark Robinson
Mark Robinson, a Canadian meteorologist and storm chaser, co-hosts Storm Hunters and Unearthed. Recognized as one of Canada’s top explorers in 2015, he is also a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society. He discussed his experiences and the future of meteorology with fellow storm chaser Dr. Christopher DiCarlo.
Season 2 – Episode 6: Kristian Ronn
Kristian Rönn, CEO and co-founder of Normative, specializes in sustainability accounting software. With expertise in mathematics, philosophy, computer science, and AI, he previously contributed to the University of Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute, focusing on global catastrophic risks. Dr. DiCarlo engages in a discussion with this AI expert.
Season 2 – Episode 5: We Are All African
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Dr. Christopher DiCarlo’s influential work, “We Are All African.” This commemorative feature in Humanist Perspectives reflects on the significant changes over two decades and explores Dr. DiCarlo’s current perspectives and academic journey since the inception of his transformative lecture and article.
Season 2 – Episode 4: Robert Trager
Robert F. Trager is a prominent expert in international governance related to emerging technologies. He serves as Co-Director of the Oxford Martin AI Governance Initiative and advises leaders in government and industry on technology regulation and institutional design. A discussion featuring Dr. Christopher DiCarlo addresses concerns about AI’s potential risks to humanity.
Season 2 – Episode 3: Dr. Justin Bullock
In this episode, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo interviews Dr. Justin Bullock, a governance expert from the University of Washington. They discuss the urgency of regulating the rapidly advancing artificial intelligence industry and the responsibilities of scientists involved in this field, questioning whether progress is occurring too swiftly.
Season 2 – Episode 2: Steve Omohundro
Steve Omohundro has been a scientist, professor, author, software architect, and entrepreneur. He is Founder and CEO of Beneficial AI Research which is working to ensure that artificial intelligence is safe and beneficial for humanity. Previously, he was a Research Scientist at Meta working on generative models and AI-based simulation, worked with many startups including…
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