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Aaron interviews co-host Pietro Gagliano about his story with technology. In this pilot episode they discuss Pietro's early lego movies; why Avatar changed film forever; how a company Pietro co-founded won the first ever Emmy for a VR project; and how 'immersive content' is changing our relationship with entertainment. They end by discussing a topic that will be revisited throughout the series: the technological singularity, what it might mean for humanity and how we keep the algorithms on our side. What even is an AI algorithm, anyway? Recorded live at Giant Sound Toronto.
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