˜Uncanny Valley’: AI Researcher Resignations, Bots Hiring Humans, and Evie Magazine’s Party
This episode of “Uncanny Valley” covers the people resigning from AI companies and the people getting hired by AI agents—plus, one of our hosts discusses her night out with a conservative women's magazine.
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