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PAI at Paris: the global AI ecosystem evolves, with Rebecca Finlay
PAI at Paris: the global AI ecosystem evolves, with Rebecca Finlay

Season 1 Episode 109

In this episode, our guest is Rebecca Finlay, the CEO at Partnership on AI (PAI). Rebecca previously joined us in Episode 62, back in October 2023, i…

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AI agents: challenges ahead of mainstream adoption, with Tom Davenport
AI agents: challenges ahead of mainstream adoption, with Tom Davenport

Season 1 Episode 108

The most highly anticipated development in AI this year is probably the expected arrival of AI agents, also referred to as “agentic AI”. We are told …

1 year, 3 months ago

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Post-labour economics, with David Shapiro
Post-labour economics, with David Shapiro

Season 1 Episode 107

In this episode, we return to a theme which is likely to become increasingly central to public discussion in the months and years ahead. To use a ter…

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Longevity activism at 82, 86, and beyond, with Kenneth Scott and Helga Sands
Longevity activism at 82, 86, and beyond, with Kenneth Scott and Helga Sands

Season 1 Episode 106

Our guests in this episode have been described as the world’s two oldest scientifically astute longevity activists. They are Kenneth Scott, aged 82, …

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Models for society when humans have zero economic value, with Jeff LaPorte
Models for society when humans have zero economic value, with Jeff LaPorte

Season 1 Episode 105

Our guest in this episode is Jeff LaPorte, a software engineer, entrepreneur and investor based in Vancouver, who writes Road to Artificia, a newslet…

1 year, 4 months ago

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From ineffective altruism to effective altruism? with Stefan Schubert
From ineffective altruism to effective altruism? with Stefan Schubert

Season 1 Episode 104

Our subject in this episode is altruism – our human desire and instinct to assist each other, making some personal sacrifices along the way. More pre…

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The global energy transition: an optimistic assessment, with Amory Lovins
The global energy transition: an optimistic assessment, with Amory Lovins

Season 1 Episode 103

Our guest in this episode is Amory Lovins, a distinguished environmental scientist, and co-founder of RMI, which he co-founded in 1982 as Rocky Mount…

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Building brain-like AIs, with Alexander Ororbia
Building brain-like AIs, with Alexander Ororbia

Season 1 Episode 102

Some people say that all that’s necessary to improve the capabilities of AI is to scale up existing systems. That is, to use more training data, to h…

1 year, 5 months ago

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To sidestep death, preserve your connectome, with Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston
To sidestep death, preserve your connectome, with Ariel Zeleznikow-Johnston

Season 1 Episode 101

In David's life so far, he has read literally hundreds of books about the future. Yet none has had such a provocative title as this: “The future love…

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Insights from 15 years leading the self-driving vehicle industry, with Sterling Anderson
Insights from 15 years leading the self-driving vehicle industry, with Sterling Anderson

Season 1 Episode 100

Our guest in this episode is Sterling Anderson, a pioneer of self-driving vehicles. With a masters degree and a PhD from MIT, Sterling led the develo…

1 year, 6 months ago

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