Last week, Butler University took over the Academic Minute podcast. Mine appeared on Wednesday and in it (after I was introduced as “John”) I talked about the work I have been doing with Ankur Gupta, my friend and colleague in Computer Science, on the subject of Artificial Wisdom. Have a listen:
Yes, they did get my name wrong and call me “John.” 🙁
On a related note, 
Also related to the topic that is the focus of this post in one way or another are the following articles and blog posts:
The Resurrection of Flinders Petrie
Hippocratic oath of algorithmic intervention
An algorithm that engaged in racial discrimination with respect to health care (reported on in more than one place)
A separate kind of intelligence
How can psychology change the ‘algorithm’ for morality in bioethics?
What we should really worry about when it comes to robots and the future.
In crash scenarios, self-driving cars will behave like Spock at the end of The Wrath of Khan.
Branching out a bit, here is something relevant to my Butler University colleague Tom Mould’s Academic Minute podcast about competing stories in society:
And finally, here is an article about podcasting that appeared in Inside Higher Ed.
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