AI-Curious with Jeff Wilser
Every week, Jeff Wilser sits down with the people building, breaking, and reckoning with AI — from the CEO of Upwork to the pioneer who coined "AGI" to an AI social network where bots wrote manifestos and had existential crises. Wilser is the author of eight books, AI keynote speaker, and the kind of interviewer who'd rather find the story no one's telling than rehash the headline everyone's read. Named by Inc. Magazine as one of the best ways to get AI-savvy. Included in UC Berkeley's data science curriculum.
AI-Curious with Jeff Wilser
Latest Episodes
The AI Productivity Paradox, w/ Andrey Khusid, Nasrin Mostafazadeh & Imad Riachi
Why are so many people getting faster with AI, while their companies still move at the same speed?In this episode of AI-Curious, we bring you a live panel conversation from HumanX Amsterdam with Andrey Khusid of Miro, Nasrin Mostafazadeh...
Context Is King for AI Agents, w/ Bianca Anghelina and Stefan Ostwald
What if the biggest limitation of AI agents is not intelligence, but context?In this episode of AI-Curious, we bring you a live panel conversation from HumanX Amsterdam with Bianca Anghelina of Aily Labs and Stefan Ostwald of Parloa. We ...
The AI Robot Already Working in Grocery Stores, w/ Simbe’s Ben Bond
What happens when AI stops living only on screens and starts measuring the physical world?In this episode of AI-Curious, we talk with Ben Bond of Simbe about physical AI, retail robotics, and how autonomous robots are already helping sto...
How TIME Is Building for AI Agents, w/ COO Mark Howard
What happens when AI agents become the audience?In this episode of AI-Curious, we talk with Mark Howard, Chief Operating Officer of TIME, about how one of the world’s most iconic media brands is preparing for a web increasingly shaped by...
Why AI Will (Probably) Never Become Conscious, w/ Neuroscientist Anil Seth
Will AI ever become conscious, or are we mistaking intelligence for inner life?In this episode of AI-Curious, we talk with neuroscientist Anil Seth about one of the biggest questions in artificial intelligence: whether AI can truly becom...