Episode 414: How generative AI could help the IoT
We kick off this week’s show with a focus on generative AI and what new models such as GPT-4 and even things like Stable Diffusion could mean for the internet of things. Along the way we disagree with an article trying to compare digital assistants such as Siri with ChatGPT, and highlight some of t…
272. MIC DROP: Elon Musk, Brain chip implant - neuralink, (08/30/20)
Elon Musk shows the latest advancement from his brain implant startup, including a demo showing a tiny chip that measures brain activity inside pigs. Facebook group: SpaceX Lovers. Alex Soto/ Neil de Grasse Tyson post.
070: Rough Drafts vs. The Writers Room
Do you fret about why your own work never seems to be as good as what you read, watch, or listen to? Today’s episode is an important reminder for all of us: Don’t compare your first draft to someone else’s finished product.
Rarely is a finished product created by a single genius working alone. Far…
4.6: Committing Thousands of Sins
Show Notes
This week, Nina and Thom are joined by new guest Tatiana - a filmmaker, professional editor, and sometime animator to discuss technical aspects of filmmaking in Char's Counterattack, how the movie holds up today, what the movie tells us about it's intended audience (and how audiences un…
Prof. Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Organoids, Intelligence in a Dish
Intro to organoid intelligence
Comparing brain organoids to supercomputers
Is there any danger of organoids becoming conscious
How much does it take to claim an intelligent system
Impact of the work in the long run, on treatment of diseases like Alzheimer’s
My guest today is Prof. Thomas Hartung, …
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So What Did I Miss?
As Emma Ashford returns to the podcast, she and Trevor Thrall join Cato colleague John Glaser to review the Trump administration’s take on U.S. foreign policy in 2018.
David E. Sangar, “North Korea’s Trump‐era Strategy. Keep Making A‑Bombs, but Quietly,” New York Times, September 16, 2018
Peter H…
RedLock CISO: China Chip Hack May Be Just The Beginning
Matt Chiodi, Chief Information Security Officer at RedLock, on China's hack into U.S companies, and what companies should be doing. Edward Hertzman, Founder and President of Sourcing Journal, on the impact of tariffs on textiles and the supply chain, and how Amazon is changing the apparel landscap…
Tiny Chips, Giant Stakes
Microchips are the most important driver of technological progress in the modern world, and governments are fighting over who gets to make them.
Right now, most cutting-edge chips are made in Taiwan, a country that China claims as part of its territory. The U.S. government is fighting to keep semi…
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