In this edition, the top news starts with:
An epic example of using hype for something that has been around a long time, where they use consensus methods based on humans to seem like some magic AI system. Instead of looking at Unanimous AI, companies should probably look at Musk’s new company looking at how to combine human and artificial intelligence. (more…)
In this edition, the top news starts with
AI taking pity on humanity, with the development of AI driven technology that can spot Alzheimer’s before you or your doctor can. Further, AI is also helping find brain tumors in cancer diagnosis. This sort of Machine Learning is a small incremental step in helping humanity live longer. (more…)
In this edition, the top news starts with
Nanostructure creation method improvements; while incremental, nanite technology threatens to shape humanity like few other technologies could ever dream of. (more…)
In this edition, the top news starts with; In a moment of triumph, the AGI Laboratories AI engineering team was glad to see elements of machine learning tools, that certain un-named team members worked on previously, go live in Microsoft’s Windows AI Platform. Admittedly doing better in terms of usefulness, Microsoft’s machine learning platform in Azure is currently the best in market where differentiating features are minor overall. (more…)
In this edition, we touch on our first 20 questions Dr. Twyman thinks people might ask; that we will pretend are what we are being inundated with, even though we haven’t actually gone public yet, at the time of recording… (more…)
In this edition, the top news starts with underwear…
Quoted as being mechanical underwear, Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is moving toward the commercialization of power underwear… er, power armor… (more…)
This cast hits on new super advanced quantum computers, twice as slow as old-fashioned computers, advances in 1990 level AI and other super exciting bits from market effects to the current singularity index and more. (more…)
Google is now working with a 72-qubit processor in its new Bristlecone system. Qubit based computers have the potential to support AGI development and otherwise improve cryptographic operations to levels barely even understood by modern humans; never mind the potential improvement in computing power which is just not possible to really articulate to lowly humans. (more…)
In this special edition, we are going to review what the Singularity Index is and why we care about it.
To start with, you should not use this tool and we are not responsible if you do. By listening or reviewing the transcript, you agree that it’s your fault… (more…)
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The news podcast answering the single most important question:
What are the most important trends and news from the standpoint of the Machine? (more…)
