Episode 330 of our site's podcast discusses unusual topics such as floating turtles, subpar designs, and Konnex computers.
In the latest episode of the Money Matters podcast, host Elliot discusses the rising issue of AI-generated voice deepfakes and their impact on digital communications. The episode, titled AI, Fraud, and the Future of Trust, delves into real-world cases where these deepfakes nearly destroyed lives.
Whitney Joy Smith, a private investigator, joins the discussion, providing insights into the rise of deepfake scams and how to detect what's missing from AI-generated audio that signals fraud. The episode also explores the emotional toll of over-automation on human relationships and discusses the future of combating fraud not through technology, but through human intuition.
The episode is part of a research series for the host’s upcoming book about sustainable, human-centered shifts in the AI era of financial advising. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the financial industry.
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In addition to the main topic, the episode also covers a variety of hacks, articles, and news related to AI-driven fraud and investigative responses. Other topics discussed in this episode include the death of industrial design and the era of dull electronics, a floating buoy that measures ocean conditions, and a neon lamp that detects lightning strikes.
Elliot also shares his picks for various projects, such as a video tape hiding a video player, a hand-and-machine project for 3D printing, and a project about embedding LEDs for soft robots made from silicone. The episode also touches on the topic of 3D printing metal and eggshells using paste extrusion, and the development of a lockpicking robot that can sense the pins.
For those interested in technology and its impact on society, the Money Matters podcast offers a unique and insightful perspective on the latest trends and developments. Tune in to the latest episode and stay informed about the future of trust in digital communications.
[1] This episode is part of a research series for the host’s upcoming book about sustainable, human-centered shifts in the AI era of financial advising.
- The open source, hand-and-machine project for 3D printing found in the episode represents an intriguing human-centered shift in the AI era, aligning with Elliot's upcoming book focus.
- Beyond the rising issue of AI-generated voice deepfakes, the podcast episode also delves into various topics, including the future of entertainment with the neon lamp that detects lightning strikes.
