Smarter Tools, Dumber People - How AI is Affecting our Brains.

Would you give up your data to find love?

Bumble says Swiping is Out and AI Agents are In! First up this week, we talk about why we turned down our first brand deal offer. Then we cover Bumble's announcement that they are getting rid of the traditional swiping feature and implementing AI agents to do the matchmaking for their users. We do a deep dive into this and also discuss future of dating apps in the age of AI. Finally, we give you some rapid fire AI news headlines (because a LOT happened in AI over the last week.)

Smarter Tools, Dumber People - How AI is Affecting our Brains.

This week's stories:🧠 The ChatGPT Dunning Kruger Effect: People are using AI to feel like instant experts, then dumping mountains of chat logs on everyone around them as "proof." We break down why this is happening and why it's kind of hilarious.🎓 Princeton Kills Its 133-Year-Old Honor Code: One of America's most prestigious universities just scrapped its honour code because AI cheating has made it basically unenforceable. The end of an era, folks.☕ ChatGPT's Starbucks Fail: A reporter from The Verge tested ChatGPT's shiny new Starbucks ordering feature. It went about as well as ordering a "venti AI latte with extra hallucination."💩 Someone Sold a Database of Poop Photos for $10K: Yes, really. The app PoopCheck had its entire poop image database sold on the Data Hoarder subreddit for ten thousand dollars. We have questions. Many questions.

Are these Tech Oligarchs Bitchier than the Real Housewives?

The boys are at it AGAIN. 🍿 This week: Peter Thiel, fresh off destroying Gawker, is back with a new scheme to push him closer to world domination. It's called Objection.ai: an AI-powered "truth tribunal" where tech billionaires can pay to have a robot jury investigate journalists who say mean things about them. Co-founded by the same lawyer who helped Thiel bankrupt Gawker, critics say it's less about truth and more about making it terrifying to report on powerful men with thin skin. We explain how it works and why it's somehow even worse than it sounds. Then, bust out the popcorn to watch Silicon Valley's best cat fight: We cover the start of the Elon VS Altman trial. And finally, a palate cleanser: Oracle employees staging a quiet rebellion against mass layoffs from the inside.

AI Is Growing Too Fast - And Data Centers Can't Keep Up

AI is advancing at an INSANE pace.... But there's one critical infrastructure problem standing in its way: data centers. In this video, we break down why data center capacity, energy supply, and cooling limitations could be the biggest obstacle to the future of artificial intelligence. (Not to mention the power of the people, protesting data center builds in their own towns and actually getting them cancelled!) Power is emerging as the primary bottleneck in modern data center expansion for AI, and according to Goldman Sachs, data center electricity demand could rise by over 165% by 2030. DC&T GlobalThe tech giants are not running out of ideas. But they're running out of electricity. Follow us on TikTok & IG @artificialinsanitypodEmail us at: artificialinsanitypodcast@gmail.com

Is AI conscious? We said no. They got mad.

We made one video saying Claude probably isn't conscious. The comments? Absolute chaos.Turns out, people have feelings about AI feelings.... And they're not shy about sharing them. So we're back to dig into the wildest arguments from both sides! We'll cover:- Why our last video sent certain corners of the internet into a spiral- The actual philosophical debate around AI consciousness (yes, it's a real thing)- The most unhinged and most compelling arguments we received- Whether any of it changed our mindsWhether you think Claude is a sentient being or a very expensive autocomplete - this one's for you.Follow us on IG: @artificialinsanitypod Email: artificialinsanitypodcast@gmail.com