Episodes

  • Robot Ethics - Navigate the future with Ryan Cole

    Robot Ethics - Navigate the future with Ryan Cole
    Apr 13 2026
    Join Ryan Cole as he confronts uncomfortable truths about AI shaping our world—from autonomous weapons without human oversight to biased algorithms making life-or-death decisions. This hard-hitting series tackles urgent questions about machine accountability and moral responsibility society can't ignore.

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    1 min
  • Robot Ethics - Can a Machine Deserve Mercy?

    Robot Ethics - Can a Machine Deserve Mercy?
    Apr 13 2026
    In this episode, host Ryan Cole examines whether advanced robots could possess moral status and deserve ethical consideration. Drawing from philosophical frameworks and research from Stanford, George Washington University, and UC Berkeley, Cole explores consciousness, anthropomorphization, and the blurred boundaries between mimicry and genuine sentience.

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    29 mins
  • Robot Ethics - The Algorithm Doesn't Care About You

    Robot Ethics - The Algorithm Doesn't Care About You
    Apr 13 2026
    Ryan Cole examines how AI systems meant to eliminate bias in hiring, lending, and policing instead replicate historical prejudices. Drawing on research from top universities, he explores why algorithmic decisions lack transparency and accountability, creating a "veneer of objectivity" that shields discrimination from scrutiny while harming marginalized communities.

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    30 mins
  • Robot Ethics - Who Pulls the Trigger and Who Takes the Blame?

    Robot Ethics - Who Pulls the Trigger and Who Takes the Blame?
    Apr 13 2026
    Host Ryan Cole examines the 2020 Libya incident where a Turkish-made autonomous drone reportedly engaged human targets without confirmed command. The episode explores the responsibility gap in autonomous weapons, legal frameworks struggling to assign accountability, and why meaningful human control matters in life-and-death decisions.

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    23 mins