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Invisible Machines
Invisible Machines podcast by UX Magazine
UX Magazine presents the Invisible Machines podcast.
Conversational AI is going everywhere. Join great weekly conversations with experts in a podcast about conversational AI and hyperautomation, covering the intersection of UX, business, technology and design.
Robb Wilson and Josh Tyson, authors of Age Of Invisible Machines, the first bestselling book about conversational AI, envisioned the moment we’re in with ChatGPT and the AI revolution. Join weekly as they continue their discussion with leading thinkers and doers.
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4.8 stars from 33 ratings
Hosts Talk Too Much
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“What’s the point of having guests if the two hosts talk, for what it feels like, 70% of the time? Annoying and it really makes the guests fall into a secondary role and that shouldn’t happen.”
jernejh1 via Apple Podcasts ·
Slovenia ·
12/13/23
Fun podcast full of AI insights
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“As a person who doesn’t work in tech but wants to stay updated with all the news, I find Invisible Machines a really great source for it.”
Dmytro_Kosmina via Apple Podcasts ·
Ukraine ·
11/21/23
Great conversations, cool guests
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“I found it to be a treasure trove of insights and knowledge. I would wholeheartedly recommend this podcast to both newcomers and seasoned professionals in the UX field, AI, AGI, GenAI. It's a fantastic resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of user experience.”Read full review »
maryncko via Apple Podcasts ·
Ukraine ·
11/14/23
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