Every week the ground shifts.
New capabilities, new questions, new moments where the line between human and machine gets harder to see. They Might Be Self-Aware is two hosts and a producer who won't stop editorializing about his personal life, broadcasting from inside the only story that matters right now. If you've been waiting for a show that sounds the way this actually feels, this is the call.
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Chief Recording Officer
Hunter Powers has been building things with technology for thirty years, leading engineering and AI teams for the last decade, and staying up too late thinking about what all of it means for considerably longer. He created The Blur because the most important story of his lifetime didn't have a home yet. He hosts the way he builds: fast, opinionated, and unwilling to pretend the messy parts are simple.
Chief Co-Host
Daniel Bishop is a computational linguist, a VP of AI, and the rare engineer who's as comfortable in a room full of strangers as a room full of servers. He and Hunter worked together at an AI company before starting the show, which means the arguments are genuine and the chemistry was never manufactured. He brings the questions that keep the show honest and the instinct to follow a thought five turns past where most people stop.
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