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Mon, 18 Mar 2024 22:30:00 GMT http://relay.fm/roboism/70 http://relay.fm/roboism/70 Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox Alex and Kathy catch up on Google's Gemini, Photoshop's AI features, and the latest period technology. Alex and Kathy catch up on Google's Gemini, Photoshop's AI features, and the latest period technology. clean 3371 Alex and Kathy catch up on Google's Gemini, Photoshop's AI features, and the latest period technology. Links and Show Notes: Support Roboism with a Relay FM Membership Submit Feedback What happened with Gemini image generation Google apologizes for ‘missing the mark' after Gemini generated racially diverse Nazis - The Verge Always Infinity Commercial - YouTube Amazon and iRobot agree to terminate pending acquisition - Jan 29, 2024 Haptic: Reaching Out to the Human Side of Tech Conduit FM | Cotton Bureau
Sun, 10 Dec 2023 21:45:00 GMT http://relay.fm/roboism/69 http://relay.fm/roboism/69 Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox Immediately after Sammy A's firing but before his rehiring, Alex and Kathy got together to discuss what led up to the OpenAI bonanza and how it affects the future of ordinary humans who don't have podcasts about robots Immediately after Sammy A's firing but before his rehiring, Alex and Kathy got together to discuss what led up to the OpenAI bonanza and how it affects the future of ordinary humans who don't have podcasts about robots clean 2992 Immediately after Sammy A's firing but before his rehiring, Alex and Kathy got together to discuss what led up to the OpenAI bonanza and how it affects the future of ordinary humans who don't have podcasts about robots Links and Show Notes: Support Roboism with a Relay FM Membership Submit Feedback A primer on p(doom) : r/singularity p(doom) | the singularity is nearer Top AI researcher dismisses AI 'extinction' fears, challenges 'hero scientist' narrative | VentureBeat Microsoft joins OpenAI's board with Sam Altman officially back as CEO - The Verge Sam Altman is back, so what's next for OpenAI and ChatGPT? - The Verge Read Microsoft's internal memos about the chaos at OpenAI - The Verge Anthropic Home Satya Nadella on (Almost) Hiring Sam Altman Interview with Sam Altman two days before he was fired | Ep 58 - YouTube Who Is OpenAI's Sam Altman? Meet the Oppenheimer of Our Age ChatGPT took their jobs. Now they're dog walkers and HVAC techs. - The Washington Post Jezebel Acquired by Paste Magazine Sports Illustrated Published Articles by Fake, AI-Generated Writers Aftermath Give your robot friend the gift of supporting Roboism and Relay FM! The Unicorn Sidekick
Tue, 31 Oct 2023 01:45:00 GMT http://relay.fm/roboism/68 http://relay.fm/roboism/68 Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox Alex talks AI, gatekeeping, and Digital Miyazaki with friend of the show and developer advocate Jay Miller. Alex talks AI, gatekeeping, and Digital Miyazaki with friend of the show and developer advocate Jay Miller. clean 3538 Alex talks AI, gatekeeping, and Digital Miyazaki with friend of the show and developer advocate Jay Miller. Guest Starring: Jay Miller Links and Show Notes: Support Roboism with a Relay FM Membership Submit Feedback K. Jay Miller Microsoft Copilot Steve Ballmer - Web Developers - YouTube Conduit #59: Everything is Broken! - Relay FM About GitHub Llama 2 - Meta AI This bunch of grapes just sold for $11,000 in Japan | CNN Face Recognition Software Led to His Arrest. It Was Dead Wrong | WIRED Pregnant woman's arrest in carjacking case spurs call to end Detroit police facial recognition | AP News The Sunday Read: ‘Spirited Away to Miyazaki Land' - The New York Times Mimestream | A native macOS email client for Gmail Journal - BrettTerpstra.com Jaron Lanier - Wikipedia Blood in the Machine by Brian Merchant | Hachette Book Group history of the entire world, i guess - YouTube alexcox.omg.lol Black Python Developers Community
Alex gives Kathy a rundown of their cautious optimism for visionOS, and how we can have more agency in this new era of computing. Becoming more cyborgian can mean we also learn how to be more human. Kathy wants Alex to calm down because she's focused on preparing for Relay FM's annual Podcastathon to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. TOMORROW, Friday, September 22nd! Alex notes that these two events, one weird and abstract, another weird but also a concrete way to help the fight in eradicating childhood cancer. If none of that made sense, good! It means you'll like this episode.
Kathy used ChatGPT, and Alex continues to use ChatGPT a lot more than they probably should. (Recorded May 2023, when it was still the bird site.)
Kathy still hasn't used ChatGPT, but Alex remains optimistic about the bots. (Recorded March 2023 in a pre-visionOS world!)
Alex calls shenanigans on Sydney and Kevin's relationship, and Kathy brings some news from our friends making AIs in Ethical Edmonton!
With the help of a calculator panda, the business unicorn breaks her silence.
Alex and Kathy talked in December about Twitter. Hindsight sure is an interesting thing. They also celebrate no San Francisco Murder Bots, mourn the loss of the Mars Rover, and look forward to what might come next for the social Internet.
Kathy and Alex share their squishy thoughts about the viral sensation of AI avatars, independent art, open-source software, and the late great turtles.
On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Today's guest is Alex Cox, the host of many beloved podcasts, including Do By Friday, Roboism, and Two-Headed Girl. Their object is the Game Boy Color.
On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Today's guest is Alex Cox, the host of many beloved podcasts, including Do By Friday, Roboism, and Two-Headed Girl. Their object is the Game Boy Color.
Alex and Kathy discuss broken fingers, folding, and a fictosexual man in love with a hologram.
Alex and Kathy might want robots to have rights and bodily autonomy, but it would be nice if humans had it as well.
Alex and Kathy are convinced robots aren't coming to take our jobs...but they SHOULD be.
Alex and Kathy discuss the likely overturning of Roe v. Wade, and the necessary access to the technology for safe abortions.
Webster's dictionary defines "muskrat" as "an aquatic rodent of the U.S. and Canada with a long scaly laterally compressed tail, webbed hind feet, dark glossy brown fur and Twitter's supreme agent of chaos.
Alex and Kathy go on Display.
Alex and Kathy discuss why the TikTok bots continue to be in the midst of a period panic.
Alex introduces intriguing new inputs as Kathy tears through a typing test.
Kathy and Alex are so here for Robot birds and British cyborgs, but they do NOT talk about Bruno.
Kathy and Alex try to figure out the best ways for each of them to be a human in 2022.
Kathy and Alex go meta on Meta's metaverse.
Kathy comforts Alex as they share their concerns (dread) around The Seattle Delivery Company turning into The Seattle Surveillance Company.
Alex and Kathy explore the media circus around Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos, and black turtlenecks.
Alex and Kathy watch in horror as exploitative capitalism is used to soothe a man's ego with an expensive mannequin.
Kathy is building a VERY big smart robot, and Alex wants to help.
A guest co-host comes to assess the smart home situation in the Cox family apartment.
Alex flip flops on their opinion of therapy robots at least three times, and Kathy eloquently explains why the human brain is great, so it's important to take care of.
This week, Kathy takes Alex through a roller coaster of emotions involving an uncanny valley, dancing k-pop sensations, car company acquisitions, McDonald's marketing, and of course: economic -isms.
A last minute guest, Alex Cox (Roboism, Do By Friday, Supercomputer), joins Jeff and Chris to talk about bags, New Years themes, and what ever Jeff is doing with his notebooks.Alex CoxAlex Cox - TwitterRobosimSupercomputerDo By FridayDo By Friday is creating the Do By Friday podcast | PatreonThe Robot and the UnicornShow Notes/LinksChristopher’s Waterfield Messenger BagWhat’s in my Bag: An iPad Pro User’s Daily Carry Bag - YouTubeChristopher’s cable bagEveryday Backpack 20L & 30L | Peak Design Official SiteLaptop Backpack,Business Travel Anti Theft Slim Durable Laptops Backpack with USB Charging Port,Water Resistant College School Computer Bag for Women & Men Fits 15.6 Inch Laptop and Notebook - BlackHerschel Pop Quiz BackpackMy Promise to You - Rocket PandaThings 3Follow Us@chris_lawley TwitterThe Untitled Site@iamJeffPerry - TwitterRocketPanda.net Subscribe at clicked.cool This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jeffperry.substack.com
Alex and Kathy give you the hard hitting, day old, exciting things about the WWDC Keynote.
This week, Alex and Kathy almost have something positive to say about social networks.
This week, Kathy found a bread robot that learned more than its creators intended, and Alex brings good news about bots from the recent past.
This week, Kathy enlists some help from friends of the show to make Alex's Mac into a joyful robot.
This week, Alex tries tries (emphasis on *tries*) to adequately explain NFTs.
This week Alex and Kathy get into the weeds of what makes algorithms frustrating, how the users shape their own social networks, and what the tweens are up to.
This week, Kathy shares her experience with the current COVID-19 vaccine and healthcare bots, and Alex goes off brand and can't help but find a little bit of faith in humanity.
Alex introduces Kathy Campbell, your new cohost and all around unicorn of a human. We learn her robot favorites, fears, and food goals.
Alex and Savannah discuss whether or not we need air-conditioning, business scarves, and personal temperature regulators.
9to5Mac Watch Time is a brand new seasonal podcast series hosted by Zac Hall. Over the next few months, we'll talk to real people about how the Apple Watch is affecting their lives. In the third episode of our new Watch Time podcast, Zac is joined by Alex Cox of Cards Against Humanity plus several popular podcasts including Do By Friday, Roboism, and Two Headed Girl. The two talk about a range of personal experiences from sexuality and societal norms to mental health topics like anxiety and depression. Sprinkled throughout is how the Apple Watch can be a signal through those experiences. 9to5Mac Watch Time is available on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, and your favorite podcast player through RSS. Subscribe now to catch up with each episode and automatically hear new episodes as soon as they're released every two weeks from July through September. Links discussed in this episode: Cards Against Humanity Roboism - relay.fm/roboism Do By Friday - dobyfriday.com Supercomputer - supercomputer.fm The Robot and the Unicorn - robotunicornfm.transistor.fm Two Headed Girl - twoheadedgirl.transistor.fm Do By Friday - Sentimental Purpose Blue's Clues & You! The journey continues: Apple Watch, positivity, and improving mental health - 9to5Mac 132. Kate Landau, 2:33 Marathoner Have an old Apple Watch? Here’s how to use it for sleep tracking - 9to5Mac Apple Watch credited with helping detect lung blood clot that otherwise ‘would have been fatal’ - 9to5Mac exist.io Just Press Record for Apple Watch Hands-on: 80+ watchOS 6 changes and features [Video] - 9to5Mac National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Follow Zac: Instagram @apollozac Twitter @apollozac Follow Alex: Instagram @alexcox Twitter @alexcox Follow 9to5Mac: Instagram @9to5mac Twitter @9to5mac Facebook Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast RSS Enjoy the podcast? Shop Apple at Amazon to support 9to5Mac Watch Time!
Alex and Savannah mourn the death of Jibo and other robotic friends, think about Tesla Homebrews, and continue to mull over the implications of the scoot scoot infestation.
Alex and Savannah discuss the gender identity of voice assistants LIVE at C2E2!
Alex and Savannah want robots to take everyone's jobs (no, seriously).
We got to meet people whose work we like at our conventions! Were we to wierd? Links: PAX East: http://east.paxsite.com/ Robert Wood: https://www.seas.harvard.edu/directory/rjwood Pat's Panel: http://east.paxsite.com/schedule/panel/casting-without-components-rpg-rules-that-halt-the-story James' Presentation: https://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR19/Session/V64.11 Roboism: https://www.relay.fm/roboism Cover Illustration: Alisha Wilkerson Intro/Outro Music "Everything is Awful" by The Taxpayers (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)
This week, Alex and Savannah look forward to the multiplicity and shame a new sexist robot.
Savannah brings a smart toilet to Alex's attention, a backwards lady robot confronts the Polar Vortex, and there's a major update in the scoot scoot department.
Alex and Savannah get into robot researchers, robot grifters, and how it’s not great to make love to your money.
This week, Alex and Savannah give you a blast from the past from their interview with roboticist Adrian Choy, who leads the engineering team at the Museum of Science and Industry's Robot Revolution exhibit.
This week Alex talks to guest host Trin Garritano about the possibilities fora solarpunk future!
Alex brings her friend Vector into the studio to see if Savannah will save them from an grease fire.
This week, Alex grills Savannah on her ability to anthropomorphize robots. Is she a monster? Let's find out!
This week, Savannah and Alex talk about focus and attention while not being able to focus on the topic of attention. The delve into internalized mysogyny, phantom taps, capitalism, and Animal Crossing. It ends up be cohesive. They promise.
Jeff Perry is a professional audio engineer, as well as a blogger and podcaster. He joins Brett to talk about life in news production, going iPad only (and back), and an era of online fame and misfortune.Show notes-> @iamjeffperry-> @viticci-> MacStories - Working on the iPad-> Merlin Mann-> @alexcox-> Roboism-> Tablet Habit-> A Slab of GlassTop 3 picksJeff:-> Nekteck 4-Port 72W USB Wall Charger with Type-C-> Castro Podcasts-> SiteGroundBrett:-> Jost* from Indestructible Type-> Workona-> Fellow PrismoAlso… CMD-D: Down-Home Scripting Boot CampLearn AppleScript fast. Join Sal Soghoian and Ray Robertson for three days of intense education, hands-on exercises and mealtime discussion, all in a small class setting. Visit cmddconf.com and use the coupon code Systematic for $200 off.Follow-> @SystmCast on Twitter-> Brett on Twitter-> Join the Community!
This week, Alex and Savannah are joined by writer and game designer Karlee Esmailli about her most recent Kickstarter campaign, immigrant women in tech, and whether or not virtual reality will embrace the female gaze.
This week Savannah and Alex are joined by special guest Matthew Cassinelli to talk more about electric scoot scoots, skateboards, bikes, and various municipal infrastructure problems (because that's the show now, apparently).
This week, Alex is joined by special guest Rosemary Orchard to talk about automation!
This week, Savannah and Alex visit the Moxy studio and hotel to do a live show addressing Bond Villain Elon Musk, scooters as a superior form of transportation, and a surprise robot that's taking Kickstarter by storm! We are in a tiny little booth so you can SORT OF hear the audience and bar, but ignore that and listen to us yell!
Alex and Savannah host a LIVE episode of Roboism at the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo!
Alex and Savannah celebrate a belated Earth Day, and hope robots will be better than humans at taking care of our planet.
Alex brings on guest Kara Fagan so that she can blabber on about Google IO while Savannah is away.
Alex and Savannah are joined by some friends to talk about frozen brains and artificial consciousness.
This week, Alex tricks Savannah into recording, AND YOU SHOULD COME TO OUR LIVE SHOW IN CHICAGO!
Alex and Savannah talk about the end of the world and a theoretical Cyborg Olympics.
Alex and special guest James T. Green discuss augmenting health with an Apple Watch, cynicism in tech, and how medication can be the most interesting technology we use on our bodies.
This week, Alex and Savannah start off their second season with some light conversations about a socialist, utopian, post-work future.
Maria Ranahan was named after her Italian grandmother, Mary (whose name was Anglicanized at Ellis Island). She has recently been cataloging her Italian mom's recipes for the first time, but she's had trouble translating things like "between these lines on my hand" into teaspoons and "up to here on your grandmother's pot" into cups. Food culture, rebelling against (or conforming to) your parents' norms, and how eating habits (and other behaviors) evolve throughout your life all get a lot of play in this loving conversation about moms and food. Notes: Maria is the director of Cards Against Humanity's Science Ambassador Scholarship. Support and spread the word. She also played a major role in planning Cards Against Humanity Saves America. Here's Maria on fellow Chicago Podcast Cooperative show Roboism.
This week, Alex and Savannah talk to guest Maria Ranahan of Cards Against Humanity about the women's Science Ambassador Scholarship.
This week, Alex and Savannah discuss robots in the news, corporate bionic implants, and the downfall of Charles Entertainment Cheese.
This week, Alex and Savannah try not to make this episode a total bummer.
This week, Alex introduces Savannah to a new robot friend after mourning the loss of a glorified Roomba.
This week, Alex and Savannah try out therapy chat bots and discuss our theoretic volcanic emotions. Also: Smart TVs.
This week, Alex and Savannah talk about the ethical implications of creating the perfect piece of toast.
Savannah Million has put in so much time farming, harvesting, and upgrading you'd think she'd have some fields to show for it. WHICH SHE DOES, but they're all of the digital variety. A longtime fan of the admittedly-flawed Harvest Moon franchise and newer convert to the Animal Crossing games, Savannah unpacks what it is that makes these game mechanics so satisfying and even how the min-maxing of certain traits of the game makes them less fun to traverse though more easily conquered. Stick around for a breakdown of MBS's Pokémon Go habits as well as the influence Harvest Moon and Animal crossing have had on her cartooning and web development. Notes: Listen to Savannah and past MBSing guest Alex Cox talk robots and feminism on fellow Chicago Podcast Cooperative show, Roboism.
As we mentioned in the last episode, we spent the weekend at the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo! Here's an account of what we did, what we bought, and who we met during the show! Don't forget to look at the links below for a bunch of stuff we talk about: Album of pictures we took: http://imgur.com/a/a75Jp Gextra Life 2016 playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrekaHLD2rhYw-tvUcy7WWYQ49-bP-ZTe Adam Fotos: http://www.adamfotos.com/ Roboism: http://www.roboism.fm/ Friendshipping: https://friendshipping.simplecast.fm/ Unlearned: https://www.unlearnedpodcast.com/ The Chicago Podcast Cooperative: http://chicagopodcastcoop.com/ Sex Criminals Leggings: https://shop.bombsheller.com/products/sexcriminals?variant=37540857290 Mouse Guard on Six Feats Under: http://www.sixfeatsunder.com/mouse-guard/episodes Sparkle Designs: http://www.shopsparkledesigns.com/ http://chipandironicus.com/ Our friend's absent friend's art tumblr: https://just-add-dog.tumblr.com/ Twisted Toonz' Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/twistedtoonztv/
Counselor Rayvek has her hands full; Captain Baxter has his mouth full. Where, exactly, did these cookies come from, anyway? Improvised February 28, 2016 from a suggestion by Andrew Vanderwoude via Facebook Edited by Eric Scull Starring: Eleanor Hollingsworth as Counselor RayvekSean Kelley as Lt. Cdr Crick WatsonEli Mandel as Acting Doctor/Chef Rip Stipley, Lt. Jeremy SwansonChristopher Rathjen as Cdr. Corbomite Hayes, Dr. F'Geaux, Lt. BronsonNick Wagner as Lt. Ch'arles LoremJulia Weiss as Lt. Rita King, Diane, Ensign SpotMatt Young as Captain Julius Valentine Baxter, Lt. GregSponsored by Basecamp, a member of the Chicago Podcast Coop. Check out Roboism.
If you listen to our show and its amazing, tight introductions, you know how much we love the Chicago Podcast Coop. This week, we're stoked to welcome the cohosts of another Coop show, Roboism, to the studio to chat about a bunch of stuff, but mostly Miitomo, a weird new app thing from Nintendo. Plus, fans of Talking Musicals won't want to miss this one! Thanks to our sponsors for this episode, Iron Galaxy. We love ya!
This week, Cher and James put on their best robot voices with Roboism hosts, Alex and Savannah. Topics include: robots, feminism, education, Star Wars, and white tech bros comparing themselves to activists. In Open Mic, we determine what makes a robot, and what makes an appliance. Lastly, in Open Call, Savannah shouts out a Disney Channel Original Movie, Alex recommends Sleep Aid apps, James has a new favorite Snapchat page, and Cher is vibing a West Coast girl group.
Alex Cox, Deputy Events Manager at Cards Against Humanity and cohost of the Roboism podcast, came on MBSing to talk of her love of all the little robots in her life. From R2D2 to Siri and an MIT robotics lab to Ex Machina, we cover a lot of AI and Sci-Fi robot ground all within a discussion of gender, feminism, and general altruism and humanity as it relates to robotics and the empathy that makes us humans. Thanks to Emporium Arcade Bar for sponsoring and The Chicago Podcast Cooperative for coordinating sponsorships and support.
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