Jason Howell returns from Mobile World Congress with some AI trends to discuss along with Jeff Jarvis. OpenAI has some pricey plans in the works, Amazon announces Alexa Plus, and more!Support the show on Patreon! http://patreon.com/aiinsideshowSubscribe to the new YouTube channel! http://www.youtube.com/@aiinsideshowNote: Time codes subject to change depending on dynamic ad insertion by the distributor.NEWS0:04:11 - Gemini Live ‘Astra’ video and screen sharing rolling out in March0:13:52 - Deutsche Telekom and Perplexity announce new ‘AI Phone’ priced at under $1K0:16:56 - OpenAI Plots Charging $20,000 a Month For PhD-Level Agents0:22:31 - The LA Times published an op-ed warning of AI’s dangers. It also published its AI tool’s reply0:28:22 - The future of Google Search just rolled out on Labs - and AI Mode changes everything0:35:41 - Amazon announces AI-powered Alexa Plus0:38:06 - Judge denies Musk’s attempt to block OpenAI from becoming for-profit entity0:39:18 - Eerily realistic AI voice demo sparks amazement and discomfort online0:45:57 - Turing Award winners warn over unsafe deployment of AI models Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hosts dive into the launch of Claude 3.7, a groundbreaking AI model that offers innovative reasoning capabilities. Chegg's lawsuit against Google highlights the struggles educational companies face amid rising AI influence. There's buzz about new AI-driven browsers like Perplexity's Comet and Dia, aiming to transform user experiences. The conversation also touches on the intersection of AI with gaming and fashion, raising questions about how technology shapes aesthetics. Amid all this, they discuss the evolving landscape of journalism in the age of AI.

The podcast dives into HP's acquisition of the AI startup Humane and its implications. It humorously critiques Elon Musk's Grok II's limitations while introducing Mira Murati's new venture, Thinking Machines Lab. There's a lively discussion on the New York Times embracing AI tools, alongside reflections on ethical concerns in tech and media. Topics also include AI's role in journalism, challenges in task management, and the evolving landscape of computing, emphasizing the balance between creativity and factual accuracy.

Dive into the lively discussions around the AI Action Summit in Paris and the ongoing power play with Elon Musk's ambitious bid for OpenAI. Discover the groundbreaking Thomson Reuters copyright lawsuit and its implications for AI. Delve into the massive spending spree by tech giants and the rising unemployment in tech due to AI advancements. With a humorous twist, hear about the AI that managed a grocery run, spending $31 on eggs! This lively chat balances innovation and ethics, making for essential listening in today's tech landscape.

Grace Yee, Senior Director of Ethical Innovation at Adobe, leads the charge in ethical AI practices. She discusses Adobe’s core principles of accountability, responsibility, and transparency in AI. The conversation touches on the importance of human oversight and using AI as a creative tool, not a final solution. Additionally, they explore recent shifts in AI policies from Meta and Google, and the significance of collaborating with policymakers for responsible AI legislation. Grace emphasizes the need for continuous engagement and feedback in shaping future AI technologies.

Lev Manovich, a computer science professor at CUNY and co-author of "Artificial Aesthetics," explores the relationship between AI and artistic creativity. He delves into how AI can be a collaborator or a competitor for artists, reshaping our concepts of creativity and authorship. The conversation highlights the urgent need for artists to engage deeply with AI tools while navigating the changing landscape of the art world. They also discuss the competitive rise of DeepSeek, a game-changing AI company that’s impacting traditional tech giants.

Explore the ambitious $500 billion Stargate project aimed at boosting U.S. AI infrastructure. Discover how China's DeepSeek model is challenging Silicon Valley’s dominance. Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked unveils exciting AI agents set to enhance smartphones. Google introduces innovative education tools tailored for classrooms. Delve into the implications of cognitive offloading and its effects on critical thinking skills. Hear a compelling story of AI’s role in diagnosing a rare medical condition, highlighting its potential in healthcare.

Greg Epstein, the Humanist chaplain at Harvard and MIT and author of "Tech Agnostic," explores the intersection of technology and ethics. He critiques tech worship culture, arguing that society’s reverence for AI mirrors religious devotion. The discussion highlights the need for ethical engagement with tech to avoid perpetuating inequalities. Epstein also touches on current AI policies under the Biden administration and delves into the legal battles faced by major companies like OpenAI and Meta.

Dive into the world of AI advancements with NVIDIA's groundbreaking GPU announcements and Samsung's latest AI-enhanced devices. Discover the unexpected benefits of the Rabbit R1, especially for individuals with disabilities. Hear insightful discussions about the future of AI, including the potential of superintelligence and its impact on creativity. Explore how AI is reshaping consumer electronics, from personalized TVs to smart appliances, while debating the serious implications of AI's evolution for society.

Jason and Jeff dive into the biggest winners and losers of AI in 2023. Nvidia shines brightly, while OpenAI experiences its ups and downs. They break down the ongoing challenges of AI hallucinations and explore revolutionary tools for creators. The conversation includes noteworthy developments from Intel and Google, alongside intriguing new devices like the Rabbit R1. They also share predictions for the AI landscape in 2025, emphasizing both the excitement and uncertainty that come with rapid advancements in technology.