1: Can AI Really Understand Us? What Machines Get Right, Wrong and Still Miss
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1: Can AI Really Understand Us? What Machines Get Right, Wrong and Still Miss
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Can artificial intelligence really understand us, or has it simply become very good at sounding as though it does?
Recorded live at LifeIn AI 2026, Paul Philpott speaks with Dr Amir Aly, Lecturer in AI and Robotics at the University of Plymouth, about the difference between recognising patterns and genuine understanding.
They explore large language models, the Turing Test, the relationship between AI and philosophy, why context and human emotion remain difficult for machines, and how robotics could change the way artificial intelligence learns from the world around it.
The conversation also looks at trust, bias, accountability and where human judgement still needs to remain part of the process.
Recorded live at LifeIn AI 2026 at Market Hall, Devonport, Plymouth.
LifeIn AI 2026 was delivered in partnership with headline partner Babcock International Group. Devon Chamber was the Official Live Broadcast Partner.
Produced by Fresh Air Studios, live podcast studios in Devon.