Episodes

Episode 36: Is Apple Really Behind in AI?

In TechnoSlipstream podcast episode 36 we discuss AI and whether or not Apple is really behind in the AI race.

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Episode 35: AI and Consciousness



In TechnoSlipstream podcast episode 35 we consider whether advanced AI models like LLMs are conscious, what it takes for AI to be conscious, and what it would take for us to know whether or not an AI is conscious.

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Episode 34: The Computer Creation Myth

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In TechnoSlipstream podcast episode 34 we examine the creation myth of the digital computer by doing a deep dive into the book Turing’s Cathedral: The Origins of the Digital Universe by George Dyson.

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Episode 33: History of Silicon Valley Part 2

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How true are the myths and legends of Silicon Valley? To help us answer that question, we wrap up our journey through the book The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America written by Margaret O’Mara.

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Episode 32: History of Silicon Valley Part 1

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How true are the myths and legends of Silicon Valley? To help us answer that question, starting with this episode, in a special two-part podcast series we’ll work our way through the book The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America written by Margaret O’Mara.

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Episode 31: Public Interest Technologies

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“Public interest technology” is a growing field made up of those interested in developing technologies that serve the public good, such as those for the government and non-profits. So in Episode 31 we’ll do a deep dive into the book Power to the Public: The Promise of Public Interest Technology by Tara McGuinness and Hana Schank.

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