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In this 3rd episode, computer scientists James Hill and John Ford, biologist Haley Kilgour, and cyberpunk author Mark Everglade continue discussing artificial intelligence, the threat of nuclear weapons, virtual morality, the relationship of tech & inequality, and theory of mind in musica universalis.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
In this episode, cyberpunk author Mark Everglade takes us through four books in the sub-genre that need to be in everyone's collection with music accompaniment.
In this interview with fantasy author David Balog we discuss how we explore our identity at the Tabletop RPG (TTRPG) game table, and how our games bleed over into our life narratives. We then discuss David's new fantasy novel, Necromancer's Lament, which follows in R.A. Salvatore's tradition of fan…
This episode examines key themes in cyberpunk's descriptions of hacking with examples from popular books on how authors are handling this topic.
I had the honor of discussing the history and future of Cyberpunk with the sub-genre's creator, Bruce Bethke, the man who coined the word "cyberpunk" in 1980. Although many others such as PKD, Ballard, and Jeter were deeply influential on the genre, it was in 1980 that it really became solidified. …
In this extended episode we discuss artificial intelligence with software engineer, natural scientist, and science fiction author John Ford. We cover what is intelligence and work on improving the Turing Test to address intentionality / agency.
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