Leading thinkers including Jerry Michalski, Toby Walsh, Anne-Laure LeCunff, Jeremiah Owyang, and Dave Snowden discuss the potential of humans plus AI. They explore topics such as becoming better cyborgs, navigating AI, creativity, collaboration, ethics, and the dangers and potential of AI.

Toby Walsh, a prominent Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of New South Wales, shares his insights on the imminent AI revolution. He predicts that 2025 will mark a pivotal year for job losses due to smart machines and urges governments to address the consequences of rapid tech advancement. Walsh discusses the speculative nature of AI investments, the evolving regulatory landscape across the globe, and the potential of AI to transform industries like entertainment and warfare, all while emphasizing the irreplaceable value of human creativity.

Renowned AI leader Andrew Ng discusses advancements in machine learning, transfer learning for robotic perception, challenges with language models, generative AI in Silicon Valley, the significance of data in tech, future of AI research, and collaboration with UNSW for teaching children coding.

Professor Toby Walsh, author of Faking It, discusses whether Australia is doing enough to regulate AI and the potential risks and threats of AI on society and job displacement. The podcast also explores how other countries are outpacing Australia in AI regulation, the importance of global regulation, and discusses various news stories.

Toby Walsh, Chief Scientist at UNSW.ai, talks about the differences between human and artificial intelligence, the complexity of defining intelligence, deceptive design choices in AI, the symbiotic relationship between human creativity and AI capabilities, the role of probabilities in large language models, and outsourcing human tasks with AI's evolving roles.