Professor Joanna Bryson, one of AI ethics' most influential and longest serving voices, joins Andrew Phipps to argue that we don't form relationships with AI so much as project familiar human patterns onto a system that has none of the bidirectionality a real relationship requires.

The conversation ranges from legal liability for AI generated harm and whether tech giants like Palantir amount to a new data colonialism, through to grief bots, the digiDan recreation of philosopher Daniel Dennett, and why Joanna remains an outlier among AI thinkers who believe machines are showing signs of consciousness. Provocative, rigorous, and unflinching.

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Guest: Professor Joanna Bryson, Hertie School, Berlin. Host: Andrew Phipps. ...