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Special guest Sina Parsnejad is an electrical engineering Ph.D. student at Michigan State University and a serious gamer. He joins the regular panelists to talk about future trends in video games: the huge potential of esports and the changing
How will our experience of health care change in the near future? Will we take advantage of new technologies and data to empower us as patients? Or will AI centralize analysis and make health care efficient but even more inscrutable? Author, sp
Recent discoveries in the science of sleep have introduced new techniques to help people feel more well-rested and have increased cognitive abilities. Dr. Brandon Peters, MD, author, and board-certified practitioner of sleep medicine summarizes
Can ethics keep up with the emergent possibilities of genetic engineering? Prof. Teresa Blankmeyer Burke, a bioethics specialist and member of the Deaf community, helps the LMTF team to challenge popular understandings of what it means to perfe
Based on this clip alone, try to guess what famous man will be interviewed in our upcoming Season 3.
Drone and AI engineer Lucas Roitman joins the team to discuss trends in Augmented Reality.This episode is "raw"; unlike our other episodes it has not been significantly edited from the original conversation.
How can we reliably come up with more and better ideas? Creativity doesn't have to be just left up to chance. With the right techniques, the process can be systematized. Google Brain's Jeremy Nixon joins the regular panelists for a discussion
A new wave of food startups promises to up-end how food is produced and consumed, with potentially huge benefits to our health and to the environment. From meatless meats to meal replacement drinks, we have more nutritional options than ever. L
We look at how we will communicate and relate in the future, how politics and media will look in an era of data abundance, and how all this will shape society. We also examine the role of intelligent machines and how they will be integrated int
Dr. Jason Blackstock and Dr. Wil Burns join the regular panelists to discuss geoengineering: deliberately intervening in the climate system on a global scale to counteract climate change.
Dr. Stephen Larson and Tim Shi join the regular panelists to discuss the race to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and its potential implications.Opening clip from Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “A Measure of a Man“.
PhD candidate BF Schuman joins the regular panelists to discuss possible developments in the future of warfare and their effects, from artificial intelligence to robotics.
What are the implications for society of a widely available anti-aging treatment? What if this treatment is possible but extremely expensive and thus only available to the very rich?Contains excerpts from "Norm Macdonald: Me Doing Standup" (C
Solar panels have increased in efficiency to the point that they're now cost-competitive with fossil fuels. How will the rise of photovoltaics change power production and the world's economy?
We talk about developments toward self-flying and people-carrying drones with legendary Silicon Valley software engineer John L. Sokol.John Sokol's website: johnsokol.com
Will robots and artificial intelligence replace human workers and create mass unemployment? The panel discusses whether we will see a jobless future and the implications of widespread automation.Image credit: Matt Blease for The New Yorker
Our special guest this week is Sondre Rasch, a former political advisor to the parliament of Norway, and founder of freelance platform konsus.com and safety net SafetyWing. He has a background in economics and computer science.He shares his f
GDP is fundamentally flawed as a measure of happiness. In this episode we discuss potential replacement measures.Featuring the voices of:Michael OloroninwoDaniel ValenzuelaParnian BarekatainMichael CurrieHossein Kouhani
This week, we discuss the concept of arcologies: very densely populated, ecologically low-impact human habitats.Featuring a quote by Marshall T. Savage.Image credit: SimCity 2000, by Maxis.
Three friends discuss the prospect of lifelong artificial intelligence companions.This idea was described in detail by Jonathan Mugan in the following article : https://chatbotsmagazine.com/you-and-your-bot-a-new-kind-of-lifelong-relationship-
Three friends discuss the latest trends in cryptocurrencies.
Is there a role for entrepreneurs in wars and situations of global unrest?
The Sharing EconomyThe implications of the new wave of peer-to-peer enabling social technologies has for society.Recorded 19 March 2017Panelists:Parnian BarekatainGiuseppe RomanoDaniel ValenzuelaMichael Currie
"Asshole" TechnologiesThe implications technology has for the way people obtain appreciation / status in society.Recorded 12 March 2017Panelists:Hossein "Hos" MKMichael CurrieDaniel Valenzuela
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