A hand-tuned directory of the shows covering machine intelligence, humanoid robots, autonomy, and the engineers building the future — plus the most-watched video conversations and the sources we trust. Updated regularly.
Deep, long-form conversations with leaders in AI, robotics, science, and philosophy. The gold standard for long-form AI dialogue.
Tech news with an AI and social-media focus — smart, funny, and always timely.
Making AI practical and accessible — bridges the gap between research and real-world use.
Machine-learning research and applications — the most comprehensive ML podcast running.
AI industry trends and leaders — concise, well-produced episodes with top researchers.
Robotics industry news and analysis — pure robotics focus on hardware, companies, and applications.
AI applications powered by GPU computing — an inside perspective from the company powering the AI revolution.
In-depth interviews with robotics researchers and entrepreneurs — deep technical conversations with people building real robots.
ML research-paper discussions with accessible explanations of cutting-edge work.
Broad tech with heavy AI and robotics coverage — the most entertaining tech podcast running.
AI safety, alignment, and existential risk — the most important questions about AI’s future.
Lex Fridman, TWiML, Machine Learning Street Talk, Eye on AI, AI Alignment Podcast.
The Robot Report, Automate This, Robots in Depth.
Hard Fork, The Vergecast, Practical AI, NVIDIA AI Podcast.
AI Alignment Podcast, Hard Fork, Practical AI.
The little rolling family robot that follows you around, films in 4K, and talks back with a GPT assistant. Our sister site has the full owner’s cheat sheet — the wake word, every voice command, setup, and how to switch on the AI.
The robot vacuums and home companions worth buying this year, compared on mop type, self-empty docks, navigation and price.
Don’t try to cover all of AI. Pick a specific angle: drone tech, warehouse robots, AI art, autonomous vehicles, or robot ethics. Specific beats general.
Start with a Shure MV7 or Audio-Technica AT2020 mic, a Focusrite Scarlett interface, and Riverside.fm for remote recording. Total: ~$300.
Reach out to researchers on X and LinkedIn. Most academics love talking about their work. Start with PhD students — they’re eager for exposure.
Use Buzzsprout or Libsyn for hosting. They auto-distribute to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, and everywhere else. Record on YouTube simultaneously for video.