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Sep 3, 2026
Finding careers in STEM and the weirdness of AI
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0:22Hamish JohnstonHOST
The first interview is with career consultant Elena G. Levine, who gives advice on how to build a unicorn career in science.
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0:33Hamish JohnstonHOST
Then Margaret chats with the AI researcher and writer Janelle Shane about some of the weird things that artificial intelligence can come up with.
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0:45Hamish JohnstonHOST
To start things off, here are Margaret and Elena.
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0:57Margaret HarrisHOST
I'm speaking today with Elena G. Levine, who's a speaker, writer, coach, and consultant on careers in STEM, so science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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38:30Hamish JohnstonHOST
That was the career consultant Elena G. Levine in conversation with Margaret Harris.
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38:37Hamish JohnstonHOST
Margaret's second interview picks up on the theme of artificial intelligence and how humans can make the best use of this technology.
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38:48Hamish JohnstonHOST
Margaret chats with Janelle Shane, an optics and AI researcher who chronicles the strange side of machine learning in a blog called AI Weirdness.
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39:01Hamish JohnstonHOST
They begin their conversation talking about Janelle's book You Look Like A Thing and I Love You, the title of which is taken from a pickup line generated by an early AI.
‘Unicorn careers’ in STEM and the weirdness of AI
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0:19Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
The first interview is with career consultant Elena G. Levine, who gives advice on how to build a unicorn career in science.
H
0:30Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
Then Margaret chats with the AI researcher and writer Janelle Shane about some of the weird things that artificial intelligence can come up with.
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0:41Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
To start things off, here are Margaret and Elena.
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0:45Margaret HarrisHOST
[upbeat music] I'm speaking today with Elena G. Levine, who's a speaker, writer, coach, and consultant on careers in STEM, so science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
37 MINS LATER
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38:27Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
That was the career consultant Elena G. Levine in conversation with Margaret Harris.
H
38:34Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
Margaret's second interview picks up on the theme of artificial intelligence and how humans can make the best use of this technology.
H
38:45Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
Margaret chats with Janelle Shane, an optics and AI researcher who chronicles the strange side of machine learning in a blog called AI Weirdness.
H
38:58Hamish JohnstonNARRATOR
They begin their conversation talking about Janelle's book, You Look Like a Thing and I Love You, the title of which is taken from a pickup line generated by an early AI.