Artificial intelligence has become incredibly convincing. It talks smoothly, reacts instantly, and often feels surprisingly human. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, Prof. GepHardT explores why that feeling can be misleading — and why it matters.Drawing on literature, psychology, and re...
Artificial intelligence has become incredibly convincing. It talks smoothly, reacts instantly, and often feels surprisingly human. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, Prof. GepHardT explores why that feeling can be misleading — and why it matters.
Drawing on literature, psychology, and real-world AI design, the episode explains how modern AI systems simulate intelligence without understanding, why humans instinctively project emotions onto machines, and where ethical risks begin when appearance replaces clarity.
This is an accessible, practical episode for anyone who wants to understand AI without getting lost in jargon or hype.
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Chapters00:00 When AI Feels Alive
04:12 The Olympia Effect and Human Projection
10:05 What AI Actually Does and What It Doesn’t
18:40 Why Humans Trust Machines
26:30 Ethical Risks of Emotional AI
34:10 How to Stay Clear-Headed Around AI
Quotes from the Episode
- “AI doesn’t understand you — it performs understanding.”
- “The danger isn’t smart machines, it’s trusting fluent ones.”
- “When intelligence looks alive, that’s when it needs the most scrutiny.”
About Dietmar Fischer
Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at ArgoBerlin.com
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