Sam Arbesman on Vibe Coding, AI, and the Magic of Code
Is code just a technical skill for engineers, or is it a deeply humanistic art form capable of expanding our minds? In this episode, host Beatrice Erkers is joined by scientist, author, and Coder-in-Residence at Lux Capital, Sam Arbsman, to explore the profound ideas in his new book, The Magic of C…
From Magic To Machines... The Wonder (And Worry) Of Code With Sam Arbesman
Welcome to episode #1002 of Thinking With Mitch Joel (formerly Six Pixels of Separation).
What if code isn't just software, but the culture script of our age shaping what we notice, how we decide and who holds power? That's the provocation at the heart of Sam Arbesman's new book, The Magic Of Code…
Holistic Technology for Growing a World in Love with Larry Muhlstein
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This week we hear from Larry Muhlstein, who worked on Responsible AI at Google and DeepMind before leaving to found the Holistic Technology Project.
In Larry’s words:
“Care is crafted from understanding, respect, and will. Once care is de…
Co-Evolving with Magical Technologies feat. Sam Arbesman
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✨ About This Episode
This week I talk to Sam Arbesman, scientist-in-residence at Lux Capital, Research Fellow at the Long Now Foundation, and host of The Orthogonal Bet, weaving together and plucking at the ideas in his delightful new book…
The Magic of Code with Sam Arbesman | The Innovation Show (Thinkers50 Award-Winning Podcast)
In this thought-provoking episode, Aidan McCullen — Thinkers50 Innovation Award Winner, author of Undisruptable, and host of The Innovation Show — welcomes Samuel Arbesman, scientist, author, and polymath, for the grand finale of their trilogy.
Together, they explore The Magic of Code: How Digital…
Can software platforms reverse enshittification?
Software kind of sucks these days, doesn’t it? Cory Doctorow invented the word “enshittification” to describe a pattern he repeatedly observed across software platforms. They start generous and flexible, but over time, they increase their value capture to maximize profits at the expense of their us…
Why Do Research Institutes Often Look the Same?
Despite attempts at variation, many new research organizations are canalized into just a handful of forms. By Sam Arbesman.
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The World is Made of Code! Sam Arbesman - #538
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Code. It's the closest thing humans have ever invented to magic. Write symbols on a screen, and reality emerges. Money moves, doors unlock, planes land, diseases get diagnosed, and most of us have no idea how it a…
Sam Arbesman - Why Future Belongs to Curious People (Ep. 309)
Scientist and writer Sam Arbesman joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on AI, optimism, science, education, archives, science fiction, and why the history of computing still has so much to teach us. We talk about why pessimism is often mistaken for sophistication, why AI may reward open-mindedn…
Sam Arbesman: Complex Systems, Code, and Human Understanding | Episode 167
Sam Arbesman is a complexity scientist, writer, and Scientist in Residence at Lux Capital, known for his books The Half-Life of Facts, Overcomplicated, and The Magic of Code. In this episode, we explore human understanding, its limits, the power and unpredictability of technology, our relationship …
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