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Automata--as we build machines that behave like humans, are humans behaving more like machines?

In episode 6, Cambridge historian Professor Simon Schaffer takes us on a whistle stop tour of the history of automata--extraordinary clockwork machines that mimic human behaviour with uncanny accuracy. He discusses their consequences in transforming the industrial revolution and their legacy today. Episode 1:    • Can ChatGPT successfully impersonate Cambr...   Episode 2:    • Alan Turing's famous Imitation Game---what...   Episode 3:    • A.I.--a threat to the education system and...   Episode 4:    • The hidden history of Alan Turing's famous...   Episode 5:    • The fear that machines will replace us--it...   Professor Simon Schaffer of Cambridge University, a world-renowned expert in the history and philosophy of science. https://www.hps.cam.ac.uk/directory/s... Paul Sen is the founder and host of YouTube channel “Science without Tears”. He is an award-winning filmmaker whose company Furnace TV has made documentaries which have been shown all over the world. https://furnacetv.com/ Paul has a longstanding interest in how science and technology shape our world. He is the author of popular science book, “Einstein’s Fridge—How the Difference between Hot and Cold Explains the Universe”. https://furnacetv.com/EinsteinsFridge Music--Fayyaz Virji Camera--Andy Jackson Editor--Andrew Smith