This week we got tired of dumping on AI and sat with podcaster and tech expert Shawn Keen. Being blind for most of his life, Shawn has a unique experience with artificial intelligence, beyond the generative AI craze being shoved in our faces at every turn. Join us as we talk all things new technology, podcasting, and some of the incredible strengths of AI.
Special thanks to our Amazing Guest Shawn Keen:
Stuff we talked about:
There I Ruined It on YouTube
Orcam
Seeing AI Talking Camera for the Blind
Recording date: 09/13/2023
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