Many people think AI is a recent invention. But it’s not. In 2026 it will turn 70 years old. But autonomous cars are new, right? Also, not. The first driverless car hit the roads of New York in 1925 – that’s almost 100 years ago.
In this brand new podcast episode Silicon-Valley based 354-fold patent holder Chris Kalaboukis and I talk about The Hype, the Myths, and Little Pieces of History of Artificial Intelligence.
I hope you enjoy this month’s episode of Code Red: Technology, Madness, and the Future of Humanity. The monthly podcast for people who are pissed-off about technology going rogue, want to do something about it, and wish to use technology in a positive way to create a better future for humanity.
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In any case, I wish you a wonderful Sunday, my dear friends ♥️.
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🎬 Video, design concept & production by the incredibly talented Red Swan Chief Creative Officer (CCO) Xaver Kettele (🙏😊); photos&footage: Unsplash
🎵 music: audiojungle
♥️ You can also read the written Code Red column, which was the basis for this conversation, if you like:
🎧🎬AI — The Hype, the Myths, and Little Pieces of History of Artificial Intelligence (Code Red Podcast Ep05)