That will be a sad day indeed if/when my friends and family choose to talk to the Sambot (thanks to advances in deepfakes!) instead of yours truly 🙂 But if they wanna talk to Sambot after I’m gone, I’d say: Be my guest :)
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I had a wonderful time yesterday at the Yale AI Innovation Symposium. I took the liberty of sharing a few reflections on my LinkedIn page by reposting the host’s summary of the event. Sharing the link below in case of interest:
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@PeterDiamandis A compelling exercise! The real value may be less in choosing which future we want and more in forcing ourselves to ask why. Imagining desirable futures is not prediction; it is a way of expanding the space of possibilities. Kudos for inviting 2,550 people to do exactly that.
Excellent insights from the expert panel on the risks and potential mitigation strategies from the increasingly advanced AI models. #YaleResponsibleAI2025
Some truly inspiring reflections and plans from @stephen_wolfram here on the occasion of his 65th birthday! Here’s to many, many more productive years to come… https://t.co/90LAaBWfzw
@RochesterACS Great to see that CHEMunications continues its tradition of celebrating chemistry in Rochester! I used to edit it back in the late 1980s when I was a graduate student at UR. How may I get in the distribution list now? Please advise. Thanks!
@zapalak This is wonderful news indeed! Together, let’s make Bangladesh unstoppable over the next 17 years. Full steam ahead towards achieving our ambitious national goals!
Not for the faint of heart and so viewers discretion advised :) If you’re hungry for “tough love” in terms of career/life advice, fast forward to the final 30 min or so of this mother of all podcasts! Thanks @lexfridman
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@sandeepvbelure@michael_nielsen Stephen Wolfram seems to offer perhaps one of the best explanations in his magnum opus: A New Kind of Science (2002). His phraseology is computational irreducibility.