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‘Unicorn careers’ in STEM and the weirdness of AI

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‘Unicorn careers’ in STEM and the weirdness of AI
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This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features two conversations. The first is with career consultant Alaina G Levine who gives advice on how to build a “unicorn career” in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Our second guest is the optics and artificial-intelligence researcher Janelle Shane who writes extensively about the absurd, and often hilarious, side of AI.
Levine’s latest book is called Create Your Unicorn Career and Shane writes about artificial intelligence on

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