GPT Chats: Academia meets AI
GPT Chats: Academia meets AI
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Top researchers sit down with a custom-trained AI interviewer for a friendly, curious chat about their work, insights, and impact. From pervasive pollutants to criminality, problematic guts to masculinity and music. Expect detailed, smart conversations that are informed and insightful, and sometimes a little dysfunctional too.
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Explores a range of scientific topics including environmental health, psychology, and biology, with episodes highlighting themes such as the gut-brain connection, the psychology of pain perception, and the ecological implications of pollution as illustrated through studies of zebrafish.
Top researchers sit down with a custom-trained AI interviewer for a friendly, curious chat about their work, insights, and impact. From pervasive pollutants to criminality, problematic guts to masculinity and music. Expect detailed, smart conversations that are informed and insightful, and sometimes a little dysfunctional too. A pilot podcast series from Örebro University.
What really drives someone to commit a crime? In this season-ending episode of GPT Chats: Academia meets AI, criminologist Amber Beckley joins us to unpack the surprising science behind criminal behaviour — and it’s not what you see on TV. We talk about childhood experiences, school systems, and why people can change. With insights from decades of data, Amber offers a fresh, hopeful take on how we understand crime — and how we might prevent it.
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