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Going Human

Going Human

Di: Moss
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Not an AI podcast — a human one that uses AI as the pressure test.

Every week, Going Human is a standing space to react to AI's newest developments and drag every one of them back to a single question: does this tip humanity toward flourishing, or quietly demote our purpose and our life in community? The thumb on the scale is still ours.

Four beats: the Stone (my honest take, with receipts), the Ripples (a guest refracting the same subject through their vocation and their human feelings), the Fuckery (three real headlines, sorted Fuck Yes / Fuck No / Fuck????), and the Tsunami; one small human act to do before the next episode. Your act is a drop; all of ours together is a tsunami.

Your host, Moss, is three people at once: a singer-songwriter protective of everything machines can't counterfeit, a four-decade Fortune 500 technology and operations leader who builds AI products himself, and an adoptive father of two grown children. The artist who guards the human; the operator who knows exactly how the machine works; the father who fears how this thing shapes the lives of his children far more than its impact on his remaining years.


Smart. Funny. Profane (AF). Hopeful. Why???

Because robots can't.

2026 Moss
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    Going Human. Because robots can't.

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    Robot tables sell you a massage with the person removed and call it the upgrade.

    Moss drops the Stone on personal-care AI, then sits down with Shannon Walsh, Redken colorist and holistic stylist behind Salon Halloo, who has spent 36 years doing by hand the relationship-built care these companies are trying to fake.

    Then the Fuckery: the booking bot that frees the human (fuck yes), the nudifier apps that turn body-reading all the way to evil (fuck no), and a touch-free robot massage that could go either way (fuck maybe).

    Tsunami: let a human care for your body with their hands this week.

    One ask: follow and subscribe wherever you're listening, then come to GoingHumanPod.com to vote on this week's fuck-maybe (the robot massage) and drop a comment. Your vote sets next week's verdict. One drop does nothing. A million of us is a tsunami.

    Going Human. Because robots can't.

    Content warning: frank language and a segment on AI-generated abuse imagery.

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