Show Notes
UC Berkeley professor Hany Farid spent his career detecting AI fakes. Now he can’t tell what’s real. What that means for the rest of us.
Plus, a caller slashed a $99,000 medical bill in half. How? AI. And Elliot and his fiancée go on a wild police chase in a Waymo. Against their will.
In this episode:
0:00:00 Robot butler does your laundry.
7:40.320 Spy cameras hidden in bushes.
14:56.486 President Nixon goes viral.
27:40.456 AI knows your pet is in pain.
37:50.837 Google home cameras recognize your body.
43:23.418 Shopping carts secretly track you.
48:32.858 Google Pixel Watch could save your life.
49:38.503 Jeff Bezos backs EV Slate truck.
1:01:12.907 Be a graphic designer with AI.
54:20.494 Skip Geek Squad. Ask AI for free.
56:06.807 AI restores old family photos.
1:03:31.051 Uber driver saves woman from scam.
1:12:41.917 Teens stunt-ride Waymos.
1:15:52.283 Data centers controversy.
1:22:06.113 AI lifeguard catches pool drownings.
1:25:48.023 Apple Watch health risks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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