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What kind of future is taking shape with current developments in science and technology? The Quantum Record publisher and host of the Plato's Pod podcast, James Myers, speaks with scientists, technologists, philosophers, and others about the latest discoveries and thinking at the frontiers of knowledge. In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, The Quantum Feedback Loop podcast aims to open the wonders of the sciences and their first principles to the widest possible audience,
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 39 days
Average audio length:
54 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
26 episodes
since July 24, 2023
episodic
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In this episode of The Quantum Feedback Loop podcast, we discuss software security issues and testing with Dr. Joanna Santos, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. Joanna's research focuses on understanding vulnerabilities in software systems and d…
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In this episode of The Quantum Feedback Loop Podcast, we speak with Dr. Catherine Knibbs, a cyberpsychologist, researcher, author, and online harms consultant specializing in children's experiences with technology.
Catherine's interdisciplinary work brings together child development, trauma, cyber…
In this episode of The Quantum Feedback Loop Podcast, we speak with Alec Koumjian and Joachim Moeyens, researchers from the B612 Foundation's Asteroid Institute, about the vital mission to protect Earth from potentially devastating asteroid strikes.
Alec shares, among many topics, the Institute's …
In this episode of The Quantum Feedback Loop Podcast, we speak with Dr. Florian Neukart about the Quantum Memory Matrix theory, quantum information, and one of the deepest questions in science and philosophy: could information be more fundamental than matter?
The Quantum Memory Matrix theory provid…
The Quantum Feedback Loop was pleased to welcome back Dr. Louis Rosenberg, an engineer, researcher, inventor, and entrepreneur who was a pioneer in virtual reality technology in the early 1990s. Louis speaks about his new book, Our Next Reality, in which he and co-author Alvin Graylin present the b…
Astronomer Lindsay House returned to the podcast to update us on her citizen science project called Dark Energy Explorers. Around the globe, 20,000 explorers are using data from the world’s third largest telescope to observe patterns in the movement of galaxies from between 9-11 billion years ago, …
We speak with Dr. Deirdre Haskell, Director of the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences at the University of Toronto, about how mathematics applies to so many aspects of our daily lives and is at the forefront of the latest developments in science and technology. The Fields Instit…
Saima Fancy, a privacy specialist, returns to the show for a discussion on the emerging concept and benefits of designing technological processes that keep the “Human in the Loop.” Now, when the complexities of algorithms are multiplying with every new feature and every new interface, it’s critical…
2024 was a record-setting year for elections, with nearly half the world’s voters eligible to cast ballots in over 60 nations and the European Union. In some cases, social media and other technological tools have been used to enable bad actors, misinformation, and other challenges to the fairness a…
Adio Dinika is a political scientist and researcher for DAIR, the Distributed AI Research Institute that was founded in 2021 by Timnit Gebru after her termination as technical co-lead of the company’s Ethical Artificial Intelligence Team. Adio takes us behind the scene to give us a sense of the wor…
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