# Simon Kirby

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Pace of Pace

In the summer of 2020, the UK Government launched its Project Speed initiative, with the promise to review every part of the project lifecycle in pursuit of faster, better and greener delivery.  In this latest podcast episode, drawing on the ideas and the panellists from the Major Projects Assoc…

Space is the Place 30-06-22

Playlist 30-06-22 Korb – Ultraterrestrial Automatic – Venus Hour Lynanol – Take It Back Kristoff K Roll and Jean-Michel Espitallier – Bilal Masma Dream World – Sundown Forest Violet Mist – Data Modelling Cub\cub – The Falls Tracer Dogs Versus Shadows – This Maggot (Is Not A Maggot) Letters…

Engage minds early to drive project success with Simon Kirby

This podcast focuses on what can be done to help major infrastructure project teams actually deliver the outcomes that are promised – and specifically whether engaging minds early will drive project success . As any casual observer of infrastructure will be aware, the track record of major project …

20| Simon Kirby — Language Evolution & Emergence of Structure

Language is the ultimate Lego. With it, we can take simple elements and construct them into an edifice of meaning. Its power is not only in mapping signs to concepts but in that individual words can be composed into larger structures.  How did this systematicity arise in language? Simon Kirby is th…

Episode 286: Jack Skinner of PyCon AU and Regional Confs

Guest Jack Skinner Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes In this episode of Sustain, host Richard Littauer talks with Jack Skinner, PyCon AU organizer and freelance consultant/fractional CTO, to explore why regional conferences matter so much to the long-term health of open source communit…

Episode 286: Jack Skinner of PyCon AU and Regional Confs

Guest Jack Skinner Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes In this episode of Sustain, host Richard Littauer talks with Jack Skinner, PyCon AU organizer and freelance consultant/fractional CTO, to explore why regional conferences matter so much to the long-term health of open source communit…

STEMcast Episode 42 | Exploring how Artificial and Biological Systems Learn with Prof. Andrew Saxe

What does it really mean to understand how something learns, whether it's a child, a brain, or a neural network? In today’s episode, we sit down with Prof. Andrew Saxe, Professor of Theoretical Neuroscience & Machine Learning at University College London, to explore how mathematics can help us und…

Channel 4 to become Channel ¾

A quarter of Channel 4’s workforce will be gone by the end of the year in Priya Dogra’s grand vision. Broadcast's Rebecca Cooney on whether the broadcaster can afford it, and what happens to its promise to the nations and regions. Also on the show: as advertisers pile back into audio, Bauer Media A…

We Watched AI Agents Make Their Own Language

James Bowler, Head of Research Partnerships at AE Studio, is joined by two guests to explore emergent communication in multi-agent AI systems: what happens when agents under pressure develop communication protocols no human designed and few humans can read. Hale Sirin leads the AI agents program at…