Send us a text In this episode of Beyond the Claptrap, I sit down with author, creativity researcher and Gen AI educator Dave Birss to talk about what AI is really doing to our brains, our schools and our workplaces. We cover everything from AI psychosis and emotional support chatbots, to kids using GPT to cheat while teachers use AI to mark their work, to how you can become meaningfully more creative in ninety days. Support the show
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Send us a text In this episode of Beyond the Claptrap, I sit down with author, creativity researcher and Gen AI educator Dave Birss to talk about what AI is really doing to our brains, our schools and our workplaces. We cover everything from AI psychosis and emotional support chatbots, to kids using GPT to cheat while teachers use AI to mark their work, to how you can become meaningfully more creative in ninety days. Support the show
#37 - What happens when you finally face your own mortality? | Michael Drake
Beyond The Claptrap Podcast
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2 months ago
#37 - What happens when you finally face your own mortality? | Michael Drake
Send us a text What happens when you finally face your own mortality? In this episode, Michael Drake, author of (The Paradox of a Mortal Mind), reveals why facing your mortality is the key to living fully. We talk about ego, legacy, regrets of the dying, and how to be intentional with the time you have left.
Beyond The Claptrap Podcast
Send us a text In this episode of Beyond the Claptrap, I sit down with author, creativity researcher and Gen AI educator Dave Birss to talk about what AI is really doing to our brains, our schools and our workplaces. We cover everything from AI psychosis and emotional support chatbots, to kids using GPT to cheat while teachers use AI to mark their work, to how you can become meaningfully more creative in ninety days. Support the show
