Married to the Machine: Living with AI

AI Workslop is costing businesses thousands, according to a report by Stanford University and Better Up. We explain what workslop is. And Prof Dave gives us an idiot's guide to deepfakes. Presenters: Professor David Reid and Stephanie Powerrecording and editing: Stephanie Powersound design and jokes: Matt PowerMarried To The Machine: Living With AI is a new podcast, in proof-of-concept phase. Thanks to:Nationwide Building Society for use of their ad, RTE, Better Up, BBC Sound Archive, Jordan

Professor David Reid, Stephanie Power and the AI Guy discuss scraping authors' creative works to train machines. With a new feature, 'Professor Dave Predicts' we talk about how far we are from AGI, Artificial General Intelligence, which is when AI can do EVERYTHING we can. Concept, recording and editing: Stephanie PowerSound design and jokes: Matt PowerPower Productions LtdMarried To The Machine: Living With AI is a news podcast, currently in proof-of-concept stage. It is a non-commercial entity

Married To The Machine looks at how AI is impacting you in the real world. Designed for GenX listeners - those who need to know about AI, especially at work, this episode looks at the UK/US tech prosperity deal, the environmental impact of data centres - how much drinking water do you use posting those pics of your dog with human teeth? One listener asks if AI will take all creative jobs, and a mutiny is in the offing, with the AI presenters, even though they only started this week! Music, sound

AI actors, politicians, hallucinations and how schoolkids could work with large language models (without cheating)Presented by Stephanie Power and Professor David ReidConcept, recording, and editing: Stephanie PowerSound design and music composition: Matt PowerMarried To The Machine: Living With AI is a news podcast, currently in proof-of-concept stage. It is a non-commercial entity. Credits:Particle 6, AI Comedy Sketch, BBC Sound Effects Archive, Mark Sewards MP (AI Assistant) Neural Voice, The AI

Presenters: Stephanie Power and Professor David ReidRecording and Mixing: Stephanie PowerMusic and sound design: Matt PowerThanks to the BBC Sound Effects ArchiveThis podcast is in proof-of-concept stage and is currently non-commercial.Clip credits: Boys From The Blackstuff, BBC, 1982BBC News Margaret Thatcher, 'No, No, No' House of Commons 1990Sinclair ZX80 advert

Intro taster episode for new series answering your questions on Artificial IntelligencePresented by Stephanie Power and David Reid, Professor, Artificial Intelligence and Spatial ComputingRecorded and edited by Stephanie PowerSound design by Matt PowerThanks to BBC Sound Archive and IBM for sound effects. And Gemini 2.5 for our third presenter, the AI