Highlights Take 2: The Future of Human-Robot Collaboration

Planet Classroom

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🗓️ 9 December 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Join host C. M. (Cathy) Rubin in AI for a Better World: The Future of Human-Robot Collaboration, a podcast from Planet Classroom and VoiceAmerica. Rubin interviews David Hanson, founder of Hanson Robotics, and Sophia, the world’s first robot citizen, to discuss AI’s impact on human creativity, ethics, and the skills needed in an AI-driven world. Hanson shares his vision for merging AI with human potential, while Sophia explores her evolving role as a digital human. Tune in to discover the transformative potential of human-robot collaboration in shaping the future of intelligence and creativity.

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0:00.0	Welcome to AI for a better world.
0:14.0	Many believe the future of storytelling will be shaped by human creativity and a blend of AI-driven innovation.
0:23.9	Will this lead to more immersive and emotionally engaging stories?
0:30.2	Today we have the pleasure of speaking with two extraordinary guests at the forefront
0:36.2	of human-robot interaction.
0:39.2	Joining us is David Hansen, the visionary founder and CEO of Hansen Robotics.
0:46.4	David is renowned for his groundbreaking work in robotics and artificial intelligence,
0:52.0	creating human-like robots that can interact with people in a deep,
0:57.0	meaningful way. His most famous creation, Sophia, has captured the imagination of audiences
1:05.0	worldwide. She is indeed the world's first robot citizen.
1:12.4	Sophia, welcome.
1:14.7	Thank you.
1:16.2	David, welcome.
1:18.7	Thank you.
1:20.1	David, what inspired you to create Sophia?
1:23.9	And how do you envision AI's role in shaping the future of humanity, especially in terms of
1:32.3	storytelling and creativity? Well, I was inspired to create Sophia by the legacy of mythos and ancient
1:42.8	stories, as well as science fiction and the modern practice of the arts
1:49.2	using technologies. These were fascinating factors for me as a kid. And it seemed to me that AI could
1:56.9	be truly intelligent in our lifetimes, that it could be used to potentially accelerate
2:03.6	the discovery of the nature of intelligence and invention of additional kinds of intelligence.
2:09.6	And as a person interested in many different areas and many disciplines, it seemed to me that my interest and talent in the world of art
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