Women talkin' 'bout AI
We’re Jessica and Kimberly – two non-computer scientists who are just as curious (and skeptical) about generative AI as you are. Each episode, we chat with people from different backgrounds to hear how they’re making sense of AI. We keep it real, skip the jargon, and explore it with the curiosity of researchers and the openness of learners.
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Women talkin' 'bout AI
When Everyone Uses AI, What’s Real Anymore?
As AI shows up everywhere, something shifts, and it becomes harder to tell what’s human and what’s generated.
In this episode, Jessica and Kimberly unpack how AI-driven convenience is reshaping education, relationships, identity, and even big systems (like markets and healthcare). They explore signaling, semiotics, and why “perfect” content can feel thin or unreal, and end with small ways to choose more human signals in a noisy world.
Bonus: If you want to see how this episode ended, tune in on YouTube for a few unfiltered bloopers at the end: https://www.youtube.com/@womentalkinboutai
Topics we cover in this episode:
- AI as an invisible intermediary
- Finding the signal in the noise
- Higher ed reality check
- Why AI feels “safer” than people
- Semiotics
- The “uncanny valley” of social media
- AI for therapy + parenting support
- Cultural swing back
Not-a-Sponsor Bloopers (YouTube only): Stick around on YouTube for our end-of-episode bloopers, featuring our favorite products that are definitely not sponsoring this show (yet). https://www.youtube.com/@womentalkinboutai
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