If AI is becoming more autonomous — acting in markets, executing contracts, and mimicking human emotion — do we need to start talking about AI Rights? In this episode, we sat down with Dr. Miranda Mowbray, a mathematician turned AI ethicist at the University of Bristol. She took us on a journey from cybersecurity to the legal rights of rivers, dismantling the “consciousness" hype to reveal the practical legal realities we actually need to worry about.

AI is reshaping the way we work, live, and interact at a pace not seen since the deployment of the printing press six centuries ago. As AI algorithms become deeply embedded in daily life — from filtering your social feeds and navigating maps to determining loan approvals and hiring decisions — ensuring these systems align with core ethical principles is now a crucial societal priority.

How AI Understands Your DNA, featuring an interview with Professor Ewan Birney. Prof Birney is Interim Executive Director of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) and Non-Executive Director of Genomics England, and played a pivotal role in the Human Genome Project.

For 20 episodes, we’ve explored the fascinating world of AI, but today, we’re diving into an area that’s not just important but rapidly developing: the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Biology.

In this very special episode, we ventured out of the studio to capture the public's thoughts and feelings about artificial intelligence.

In this episode, we delved into a critical question: can AI help fix the UK's National Health Service (NHS)?

Hi everyone, welcome to a special recap of our first-ever live episode of Artificially Ever After, recorded at the Bristol City Hall!