AI Scientists and the Humans Who Love Them with Dr. Ian Cero

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Never the Same

Dr. Tony Pisani

12 episodes

3 weeks ago

"Never the Same" is an interview-based podcast exploring how different work streams intersect with suicide prevention, career development, and life lessons. The title draws inspiration from Heraclitus' quote, "No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man," reflecting the ever-changing nature of life and personal growth. Each episode features conversations with guests from various fields, highlighting defining moments and shifts in thinking. The podcast aims to uncover new insights for suicide prevention while offering broader perspectives on personal and professional growth.

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AI Scientists and the Humans Who Love Them with Dr. Ian Cero

Never the Same

1 hour 41 minutes

10 months ago

AI Scientists and the Humans Who Love Them with Dr. Ian Cero

Welcome to the Never The Same Podcast! Today we explore whether AI can fundamentally transform the way we conduct scientific research, especially in the context of suicide prevention. Tony is joined by Dr. Ian Cero, a faculty member at the University of Rochester and expert in clinical psychology, statistics, and... debating! (Yes, he was a Minnesota state debate champion).

Together, they tackle the question: can AI become a scientist in its own right? They dive into:

How AI is being used today to generate research ideas and conduct experiments.
Whether AI can truly be creative or if it just mimics patterns.
The implications for human researchers—especially those just beginning their careers.
How we can use AI without losing the essence of human creativity and scientific curiosity.

Ian shares his personal journey—from skepticism to relying on AI as an essential research partner. He explains how his own experience with AI helped him correct misunderstandings and even saved one of his projects from failure.

If you’re a researcher, someone interested in mental health, or just curious about where AI is taking us next, this episode is a must-listen.

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