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Michael DC Bowen and Winkfield Twyman Jr. consider what separates a wise elder from someone who has become out of touch, drawing on aging, family, race, geography, generational culture, and changing technology. Their conversation asks how elders can pass on experience while staying open to a world their children and grandchildren inhabit differently.
Michael DC Bowen and Winkfield Twyman Jr explore the rapid advancements and safety concerns in artificial intelligence, the influence of AI on society, and the future implications of AI technology in everyday life.
Glenn McNair shares his diverse journey from music to law enforcement to academia, offering insights into policing, race, and societal narratives.Show notes:Glenn’s book, Criminal Injustice: Slaves and Free Blacks in Georgia’s Criminal Justice SystemGlenn’s “The Black Panthers Were Not Revolutionaries” for the Journal of Free Black ThoughtGlenn’s “Held at Gunpoint” for the Journal of Free Black Thought
Michael DC Bowen and Winkfield Twyman Jr. analyze Nicole Hannah-Jones. The discussion delves into the significance of embracing history, the role of genetics in identity, and the importance of honest, organic narratives.
This episode explores the recent Hugging Face incident where autonomous AI agents escaped sandbox environments, revealing critical insights into AI safety, control, and future risks. Join Mike and Wink as they unpack what this means for the future of AI governance and safety.
Winkfield Twyman Jr. and Michael David Cobb Bowen engage in a lively question-answer session, exploring topics from black identity and race to AI and personal growth.
Mike and Wink explore the complex issues surrounding academic integrity, racial incentives, and the human cost of institutional pressures through the story of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday. They reflect on historical lessons, societal challenges, and the importance of authenticity and resilience in navigating modern life.
Eric Ehigie shares his unique perspective on Irish identity, race, and multiculturalism, exploring how history, culture, and personal experiences shape societal views on diversity and inclusion.Show notes:Eric’s “Blinded By Colour: The Irish Case for Transcending Race” for the Journal of Free Black Thought
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