Tom Guarriello and Josué Cardona are doing episode-by-episode commentary on AMC's Humans, a show about synthetic robots in a near-future world. They'll focus on the psychology of how humans and robots interact, with links to episodes and their recordings in the show notes.
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Well, hey guys, it's Tom. I just wanted to take a minute today to call your attention to a fun project that I've been doing. Josué Cardona and I have been commenting on every episode of season 2 of AMC's really fascinating series, Humans. Now, if you're not familiar with Humans, Humans takes place in the very near future and it involves, what a surprise, robots. It's a terrific show. Not only is it fun drama, but there's some very challenging ideas that are being presented in Humans, and that's what Josué and I are talking about: the psychology of human-robot interaction as it's being played out at a time when synthetics, robots, are very human-like and engaged in all kinds of activities, all kinds of activities that we are interested in and that we're probably going to see in the very near future. So I wanted to call that to your attention. I'll put links to all the episodes down here in the show notes, and I hope you take a look and take a listen— rather, hope you take a listen to our conversations and let us know. Leave comments here, leave Leave comments on Facebook, leave comments on Twitter, let us know what you think. We're really interested in your thoughts about humans. So, uh, take care and I hope you enjoy our conversations. See you out there.