En iyi Technology Today podcastleri (2024)

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Episode 73: Targeting TBI 45:09

10d ago45:09

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Traumatic brain injury or TBI occurs when an outside force causes a head injury that affects brain function or results in disability or death. TBI can happen to anyone. Causes include a fall, car accident and sports and combat injuries. SwRI researchers are targeting TBI with cutting-edge solutions. The Advanced Military Measure of Olfaction or AMM…

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Episode 72: SwRI’s Internal Research and Development 32:13

1M ago32:13

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SwRI’s Internal Research and Development Program supports scientists and engineers exploring unproven ideas or concepts. The program’s researchers are making impactful discoveries that evolve into solutions for the Institute’s government and industry clients. Over the past decade, SwRI has invested more than $77 million into research and developmen…

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Episode 71: Europa Clipper Mission 33:45

3M ago33:45

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NASA’s Europa Clipper mission will investigate a vast saltwater ocean beneath the surface of Jupiter’s icy moon Europa. The spacecraft, equipped with nine instruments, will gather data in search of ingredients that support life. SwRI designed and built two of the instruments onboard Clipper, the Europa Ultraviolet Spectrograph and the Mass Spectrom…

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Episode 70: Urban Heat Island Data Tool 36:25

4M ago36:25

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When dense concentrations of pavement and buildings replace green spaces, a community risks becoming an urban heat island (UHI). UHI temperatures can be up to 20 degrees higher than surrounding areas, causing heat-related health and safety problems for people in the community. SwRI is working with the city of San Antonio to rapidly identify UHIs an…

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Episode 69: QuickSounder Environmental Satellite 37:44

4M ago37:44

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SwRI is designing, building and operating the QuickSounder satellite, a collaborative mission between NASA and NOAA and the first in a new generation of low-Earth orbit environmental satellites. NOAA’s low-Earth orbit satellites collect weather data and provide information for the 3-to-7-day forecasts we use to plan our days and stay safe in severe…

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Episode 68: The Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (H2-ICE) 35:01

6M ago35:01

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An SwRI-led consortium is tackling decarbonization of the transportation industry with a hydrogen internal combustion engine or H2-ICE vehicle. The world is on a deadline to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Experts say multiple technologies are needed to dial back global warming and attain that rigorous goal. SwRI engineers and members of t…

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The Future of Retail with AI & Automation 16:24

6M ago16:24

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Dive into the transformative world of retail with host Margarita Lindahl, as she is joined by Dr. Vladimir Rubin, CEO of ADEAL Systems, and Jens Michael Pohl, Panasonic sales engineering manager. Discover how generative AI and automation are reshaping customer experiences and enhancing personalization. Learn about practical applications, such as in…

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Episode 67: SwRI’s Space Robotics Center 34:11

6M ago34:11

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Engineers in SwRI’s new Space Robotics Center are developing software to operate robots in space. Robots are called in when a job is too dangerous for humans but they move differently in space. The Space Robotics Center captures cosmic characteristics, like lighting fluctuations and low friction, allowing development of robotics in a space-like env…

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Unveiling Company Culture & Future Vision 13:28

7M ago13:28

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Dive into the heart of innovation with the Panasonic Connect Beyond podcast! In our debut episode, CEO Yasu Higuchi takes us on a journey through the tech landscape, sharing insights honed from years at the forefront of change. From his beginnings at Panasonic to his global ventures, Yasu Higuchi's story is one of relentless pursuit towards sustain…

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Episode 66: Collecting Data from Destruction 33:49

8M ago33:49

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SwRI Senior Research Engineer Dr. Kristin Ulmer is sharing her experience traveling to Turkey in February 2023, just after devastating, powerful earthquakes and aftershocks rocked the region. Thousands died and were injured as buildings and homes collapsed. Ulmer joined a research mission to uncover evidence and information in the aftermath of the …

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Episode 65: Total Eclipse Over Texas 39:29

9M ago39:29

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On April 8, SwRI headquarters in San Antonio, Texas, and surrounding areas, will experience a rare total eclipse, the first in this region in centuries. Spectators in the path of totality, stretching from Mexico to Canada, can expect nighttime conditions in the middle of the day. As visitors descend on totality destinations, communities will encoun…

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Episode 64: Zero-Trust Cybersecurity for Vehicles 36:15

10M ago36:15

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SwRI engineers have developed a comprehensive cybersecurity method for vehicles. The Zero-Trust Architecture for Automotive Networks is high-level security for computerized vehicle systems, using principles proven to safeguard computers, phones and other information technology (IT) equipment. The zero-trust approach is now hitting the road, offerin…

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Episode 63: Project Z 35:52

11M ago35:52

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An SwRI project is advancing clean energy technologies by using the Institute as a test ground. The goal of Project Z is to make SwRI a zero-emissions campus. Thousands of research and development projects across 2 million square feet of offices, labs and facilities consume electricity on the megawatt (MW) scale. The campus is an ideal location to …

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Episode 62: 2023 Year in Review 30:59

12M ago30:59

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It was a year of discovering and learning from memorable, informative guests. We heard from the scientists, engineers and tech leaders imagining, creating and testing new innovations. From the mind-bending field of neuromorphic engineering to forming the building blocks of life in a chamber, developing negative-emissions technology, using cameras a…

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Episode 61: SwRI’s 2023 R&D 100 Winner 24:57

1y ago24:57

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R&D World Magazine named SwRI’s Wideband Conformal Continuous-Slot Antenna Array a top 100 innovation of 2023, recognizing it as a world-changing, revolutionary technology. The high-performance, high-frequency, direction finding and signal acquisition antenna for naval ships is a compact, powerful new tool enhancing national security and public saf…

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Episode 60: Global Decarbonized Mobility Summit 36:16

1y ago36:16

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SwRI is hosting its first Global Decarbonized Mobility Summit, an opportunity for transportation industry members worldwide to convene in one place and discuss sustainable mobility solutions for all types of transportation. The impactful gathering, which is set to be an annual event, will bring together different perspectives and ideas to tackle th…

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Episode 59: Preparing for the Upcoming Eclipses 40:17

1y ago40:17

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In the coming months, people in the U.S. will have a front row seat to two upcoming eclipses. An annular eclipse on October 14, 2023 will cross North, Central and South America. A total eclipse will cross North America on April 8, 2024. While spectators are preparing to view the rare celestial events, scientists are getting ready for unique researc…

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Episode 58: Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center 31:52

1+ y ago31:52

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From food to transportation, manufacturing operations keep our lives moving. Manufacturers are a vital part of our economy and offer rewarding career opportunities. The Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC) at SwRI supports small to large manufacturers with the tools for success, including training and workforce development. They are changin…

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AI, ESG and Startups 1:31:26

1+ y ago1:31:26

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Join us in this episode of "Utopias, Dystopias, and Today's Technology" as host Johannes sits down with Christian Lazopoulos, a seasoned expert in the FinTech and ESG sectors. We step into the world of AI, exploring its rise, potential, and the ethical implications that come with it. Is AI on the brink of self-awareness? What does this mean for the…

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Episode 57: ENABLE™ 3D Motion Analysis Engine 36:07

1+ y ago36:07

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The Engine for Automatic Biomechanical Evaluation or ENABLE™ captures and analyzes 3D motion to help athletes achieve peak performance and avoid injury. Beyond sports, it has the potential to be a useful tool for healthcare and military applications. Strategically placed cameras and powerful algorithms drive this portable, user-friendly system, eli…

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'The Artificial Era': Bridging AI, Music, Sustainability, and Societal Impact for the Future. 1:02:00

1+ y ago1:02:00

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In this episode of "Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology," host Johannes invites the multifaceted AI expert and celebrated pianist Gissel Velarde for an exploration of AI, music, and society. Starting off with Gissel's journey in the fields of AI and music, the conversation swiftly ventures into the interplay between data science, AI and the a…

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Episode 56: The Mighty Microcapsule 32:16

1+ y ago32:16

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As you go about your day, you likely encounter microcapsules or microspheres everywhere. From your morning shower shampoo to your nighttime sleep aid, microencapsulation is working to improve your life. SwRI’s microencapsulation experts create custom, controlled-release capsules for a variety of products. Since 1949, SwRI has tailored this tiny tec…

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Coding Nepal's Future: A Unique Blend of High-Tech and Tradition in the Himalayas 1:25:54

1+ y ago1:25:54

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Venture with us into the unique conversation nexus of Utopias, Dystopias, and Today's Technology. This episode features the thought leader, Umesh Upadhyaya, Co-founder of HPCNepal, who, along with our host, Johannes Castner, navigates the intersections of high-performance computing (HPC) and the evolving landscape of Nepal. Unfurling Umesh's profes…

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AI's Trajectory: From '80s Beginnings to the GPT Era and Beyond 1:15:28

1+ y ago1:15:28

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Join our host Johannes and AI expert Neville Newey as they explore the intricate world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and consciousness. This compelling discussion ventures into the origins of AI, its evolution from the AI Winter to the AI Spring, and the potential it holds for the future of technology and society. From early p…

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Transforming Finance: Varun Mehta's Work on India's Future in FinTech 1:09:59

1+ y ago1:09:59

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India's FinTech Revolution" is the topic of this week's installment of the 'Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology' podcast, facilitated by your host Johannes and featuring guest Varun Mehta. Mehta offers a unique perspective on India's rapidly evolving FinTech environment. The conversation places a sharp focus on India's potential to emerge as …

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Shaping Work's Future: AI, Gig Economy, & Tech-Driven Transformation 43:37

1+ y ago43:37

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Ben Legg, co-founder of the Portfolio Collective and host Johannes discuss the evolving job market and gig economy. They touch upon the role of emerging technologies, such as AI and Blockchain, that are contributing to the reshaping of our professional world. Through their exchange, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and the peer-to-peer…

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Episode 55: Fracture Control with NASGRO® 35:58

1+ y ago35:58

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NASGRO® fracture control software analyzes spacecraft, aircraft, structures and more for fractures and fatigue, wear and tear that could pose a risk if not repaired. With data that includes measurements and material composition, the software calculates how a crack could grow and become catastrophic. NASGRO was initially developed to support NASA’s …

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Prototyping Futures: Anatola Araba's Exploration of Art, AI, and the Metaverse 1:07:18

1+ y ago1:07:18

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Join us in the latest episode of Utopias, Dystopias, and Today's Technology, where host Johannes engages in a stimulating discourse with the multifaceted Anatola Araba, a NYC-based futurist, visual artist, and journalist. Araba's work, known for its strong narrative voice, stands at the intersection of art, activism, and emerging technologies, advo…

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Empowering Diverse Learners with Ananya Agrawal's Unique EdTech Approach 1:18:19

1+ y ago1:18:19

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In this episode of Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology, host Johannes engages with Ananya Agrawal, an education technology (EdTech) expert who began her professional journey building an educational platform for remote Himalayan villages. As a computer science engineer and new media designer, Ananya founded Dreamverse Learning Lab, where she d…

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Exploring the Relationship Between Consciousness and Artificial Intelligence 1:11:55

1+ y ago1:11:55

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In this podcast, guest Srijit Panja and host Johannes discuss and debate the complex and fascinating relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and consciousness. They explore the differences between brain-like and brain-inspired AI systems, the unique capabilities and limitations of both human and AI learning, and the potential ethical impl…

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Digital Health Frontiers: Balancing Innovation, Ethics, and the Human Touch in Healthcare 1:16:22

1+ y ago1:16:22

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In this episode of "Utopias, Dystopias, and Today's Technology," host Johannes and digital health expert Claudia Pagliari dive into the critical interplay between healthcare, technology, and ethics. Discover Sir Berners Lee's Solid project, aiming to revolutionize user control over personal data, and the Internet of Bodies' effect on data privacy. …

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AI, Human Cloning, and the Future: Exploring the Boundaries of Singularity and Transhumanism 1:35:55

1+ y ago1:35:55

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In this episode, host Johannes and Christian Wilk engage in a deep conversation about artificial intelligence (AI), human enhancement, and the future of society. They discuss human cloning and the potential utopian and dystopian outcomes, delving into the role of AI in art, creativity, and ethics of customizing AI clones. The dialogue explores the …

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Episode 54: Targeting Transportation Emissions 27:10

1+ y ago27:10

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April 22 marks Earth Day, an annual call to action to preserve natural resources and protect the planet. On this Earth Day episode, we’re discussing new SwRI technology in development that targets rising greenhouse gas emissions, which cause disruptive changes in Earth’s climate. The transportation sector is a major contributor of carbon emissions.…

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Shaping Conscious Machines, Semantic Capital, and Our Digital Future 59:32

1+ y ago59:32

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Explore the future of AI and ethics with host Johannes and Enrico Panai in this riveting podcast episode. They dive deep into the entanglement of consciousness, empathy, and ethics, and discuss the role of the state in AI development. Discover the fascinating concepts of semantic capital, Anagnorisis, and the impact of AI on our perception and time…

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Quantum Consciousness Unveiled: Exploring the Mind's Hidden Dimension & Encountering Smart Zombies 1:50:21

1+ y ago1:50:21

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Dive into the world of quantum consciousness with host Johannes and Utpal Chakraborty as they explore the fascinating intersection of science, philosophy, and human experience. Utpal shares his groundbreaking ideas on how consciousness and aspects of the mind function at a quantum level, within a unique dimension of reality. Discover the potential …

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ChatGPT and Beyond: Unpacking the Potential of Large Language Models 1:44:13

1+ y ago1:44:13

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In this episode of Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology, host Johannes talks to data scientist Alan Tominey about ChatGPT, GPT-3, GPT-4, Meta's Galactica and other large language models. They discuss Noam Chomsky's critique of these models and their ability to generate content from lived experience, but also explore the potential business oppo…

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AI Ethics and Democracy: Debating Algorithm-Mediated Direct Democracy and the Democratization of AI 1:07:54

1+ y ago1:07:54

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In a stimulating conversation about the intersection of democracy and AI, AI ethicist Dorothea Baur and host Johannes discuss the term "democratization of AI" and its disingenuous use by "technology evangelists." They explored the use of algorithms in democracy and government, with Dorothea expressing skepticism about César Hidalgo's "bold idea" of…

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Episode 53: Celebrating Women in STEM 41:30

1+ y ago41:30

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During Women’s History Month, we are celebrating the contributions of inspirational leaders and trailblazers who are positively impacting our communities and world. Today, we highlight two women of SwRI who shine in STEM – science, technology, engineering and mathematics, fields in which women are typically underrepresented. Hear about their fascin…

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Digital Twins for Refugees 1:08:57

1+ y ago1:08:57

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In this episode of Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology, host Johannes talks with Richard Thickpenny about his groundbreaking work with digital twins for refugees. By enabling refugees to take control of their own data and monetize it through research institutions, this technology promises to provide valuable insights into career paths and to …

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Diving Deep into Deepfakes: excuse me, that’s my face! 1:28:34

1+ y ago1:28:34

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At times chilling, at times inspiring, guest Rajendra Shroff leads host Johannes deep into the world of deepfakes and their potential for both political manipulation and artistic expression. They discuss the devastating case of journalist Rana Ayyub, who fell victim to a deepfake sex film that featured her face without her consent, as cited in Dani…

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Revolutionizing the Internet: The Movement of Web3 and the Fight for User Control. 1:20:58

2y ago1:20:58

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Experience the conversation between host Johannes and Yasmin Al-Douri about the web3 movement and the challenges it faces. They discussed Tim Berners-Lee's critique of blockchain and the potential privacy concerns it poses and they speculated about Berners-Lee's ongoing project, Solid, which was envisioned to fix these concerns. They also explored …

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The Challenge of Ethical AI: A Virtue Ethics Perspective 1:15:46

2y ago1:15:46

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The rapid speed of technological innovation and the slow speed of ethical learning make it challenging to ensure that AI and other technologies align with sound moral values. Powerful tech leaders, who design these systems, may not fully understand how they will be used globally. Olivia Gambelin, a virtue ethicist, suggests taking a virtue ethics a…

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Episode 52: Forming the Building Blocks of Life 37:37

2y ago37:37

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Scientists study meteorites, fragments of asteroids or comets that fall to Earth. Inside the space rocks, they have found amino acids, the building blocks of life. Amino acids combine to form proteins, which power life on our planet. How did these seeds of life end up in meteorites? Our guest today believes they formed under intense space condition…

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The Future of Money: Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies 1:20:58

2y ago1:20:58

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Join the discussion with Johannes Castner and Flávio Azevedo as they delve into the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Flávio, a founder in the industry, shares his perspectives on the role of central banks and the current monetary system. He argues that central banks are not effective managers of the money supply and believes in the princip…

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Empowering the Next Generation: The Key to Building a Technological Utopia 43:34

2y ago43:34

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In this conversation, Nigerian educator, Mr. Amara Sesay imparts his insight on the significance of cooperation within the tech community. He holds that the ultimate goal of creating a technology-based utopia can only be achieved through the cultivation of future leaders in technology; by educating our current children to become leaders of technolo…

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The Metaverse, with Ashish Kumar Singh 48:38

2y ago48:38

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Greetings, fellow inquirers. Host Johannes and Ashish Kumar Singh invite you to embark upon an excursion into the digital realm of the Metaverse. With them, you shall explore its paradoxical aspects, both, in terms of skepticism and in terms of serious innovation. We shall engage in discussion, delving into the nature of this "digital dollhouse" an…

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Techno Womanism 1:01:24

2y ago1:01:24

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This is a conversation between Shamika Klassen and host, Johannes Castner, about Shamika's original concept Techno Womanism, what influenced her to create the concept and many other related ideas, such as identity. Shamika's paper on Techno womanism can be downloaded here: https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/... Here is her paper, with Dr. Xeturah…

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Episode 51: Neuromorphic Engineering 37:41

2y ago37:41

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It’s a new year of listening and learning. We’re launching 2023 with the fascinating, emerging field of neuromorphic engineering, the development of biologically inspired technology that emulates the human brain. Neuromorphic systems use spiking neural networks to retain “memories,” like the human brain, making computer processing faster, more accu…

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The Sharing Economy, the Peer-to-Peer Economy and the Collaborative Economy 56:23

2y ago56:23

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This is the first full length episode of Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology. Our guest is Somil Gupta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/somilguptaai/ The topic is, as the title suggests, about the terms "Sharing Economy", "Peer to Peer Economy" and "Collaborative Economy" what they mean and what this means for us all. This episode makes a few ref…

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Inaugural Episode 16:51

2y ago16:51

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This is a short, inaugural episode of my new show, Utopias, Dystopias and Today's Technology. There will be a new episode every week, starting on Wednesday, January 18th. The guests featured in this inaugural episode are: Somil Gupta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/somilguptaai (scheduled to appear on the show on Wednesday the 18th of January, 2023). …

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