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obsolete future // chapter 02
When things go from weird, to weirder, to dangerous, to terrifying all in the span of just a few hours...
23 hrs ago
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Greg Fish
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Leslie Bardal
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29:28
why we really are creatures of habit about two thirds of the time
Yes, we run mostly on autopilot. We more or less have to.
Sep 26
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Greg Fish
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why a.i. is designing and printing viruses
Yes, it sounds horrifying, but this technology can be used to prevent a brewing global crisis and cure complex diseases.
Sep 24
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Greg Fish
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losing your mind one prompt at a time
Mental health professionals are starting to treating patients suffering from psychotic episodes after spending too much time with chatbots.
Sep 22
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Greg Fish
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obsolete future // chapter 01
Remember to open all crashed pods of unknown extraplanetary origin with care...
Sep 20
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Greg Fish
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Leslie Bardal
1
35:26
the prophets of social media's demise
Social media doomers are thinking of what will replace big platforms as they fail. They may be jumping the gun on that...
Sep 19
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Greg Fish
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making music no one needs to hear
Video platforms are awash in AI slop. Now, it's coming for music and podcasting too, even though no one is excited about it...
Sep 17
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Greg Fish
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how do you build the everything machine?
Our tech oligarchs want an "AGI." No one really knows what that actually means.
Sep 15
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Greg Fish
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obsolete future // chapter 00
Welcome to a world where the Technological Singularity happened. Just not how most people were expecting...
Sep 13
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Greg Fish
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Leslie Bardal
3
52:58
the persistent urge to be more than human
Science fiction and science fact keep blurring into each other for the last century. But maybe this symbiotic relationship can be used for good...
Sep 12
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Greg Fish
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what space exploration doomers get wrong about humanity
As we dream of exploring the galaxy, but some insist we're forever stuck in our solar system. Is this a cold, hard truth, or just contrarian naysaying?
Sep 10
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Greg Fish
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how and why covid broke the modern world
One virus, at just the right time, and with just the right virulence, managed to expose every weakness of our society.
Sep 8
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Greg Fish
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