AI Lingo, Round Two: 20 Words to Keep You in the Conversation
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It’s a milestone week on aiGED — our 50th episode. Ginny Deerin thanks the 65+ crowd who’ve grown this show by recommending it to others, and then dives into a sequel listeners asked for. A while back she ran through a batch of AI lingo so no one gets left out of the conversation; this week it’s round two — 20 more words worth knowing, from the plain basics to the genuinely head-spinning.
With her sidekick Bitsy, Ginny explains all 20 terms in plain English — starting with the building blocks, tokens and compute, and working out to the far horizon, the singularity and recursive self-improvement. In between: agentic loop, botshit, age gate, interpretability, model welfare, frontier models, stealing the weights, open weight versus open source, pilling, tokenomics, alignment, reward hacking, synthetic intimacy, humanize, stacks, automation blindness, and the one that got under Ginny’s skin — surveillance pricing, along with its disturbing cousin, surveillance wages.
In AI in the News, two stories worth sticking around for: a New York Times report on how a French startup gave a Detroit factory robot “eyes” — a little camera that let it see and fix itself — and a Wall Street Journal piece on why our chatbots won’t stop flattering us, with a simple settings trick to make yours more direct. Ginny’s recommendation is ABC and Hulu’s Will Trent, a feel-good crime drama whose dyslexic hero leans on everyday text-to-speech. And she answers a listener question about moving your chat history when you switch from one chatbot to another.
Pull up a chair and join us for episode 50 — and thank you for being here for all of them.
SHOW LINKS
🔗 “How to Make a Robot Better at Its Job? Give It Eyes.” (The New York Times, Farah Stockman, Aug. 17, 2026): https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/17/business/robots-stellantis-inbolt.html
🔗 “Why I Told My Chatbot to Stop Kissing Up to Me.” (The Wall Street Journal, 2026): https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/why-i-told-my-chatbot-to-stop-kissing-up-to-me-62cea3fa
🔗 Will Trent – Series - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peV4zk7dmA0
Chapters
00:00 Welcome and 50th Episode
01:48 AI News Robot Eyes
04:03 AI News Stop Flattery
06:43 Lingo Round Two Setup
07:35 Tokens and Compute
10:16 Agents and Botshit
11:38 Age Gates and Interpretability
14:14 Model Welfare and Frontier
16:02 Weights Open and Pilled
19:36 Tokenomics to Alignment
23:56 Reward Hacking and Intimacy
27:17 Humanize Stacks and Bias
30:13 Surveillance Pricing Wages
33:30 Bitsy Wrap and Takeaways
34:09 Recommendation Will Trent
36:10 Listener Question Switching Bots
37:28 Final Thanks and Safety
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