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Humans On The Loop

Michael Garfield
Artificial Intelligence
Technology
Creativity
Consciousness
Agency
Innovation
Personal Growth
Trust
Psychedelics
Collective Intelligence
Social Media
Cyborg Anthropology
Climate Change
Complexity Science
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O'shaughnessy Ventures
Emotional Decision-Making

Let's dream better! Join paleontologist-futurist Michael Garfield for bold, far-ranging explorations into the nature of agency in the age of automation, wisdom and innovation, responsibility and power, and the care and feeding of the new superpowers conferred to us by magical technologies. Weekly dialogues at the edge of the knowable, learning to navigate Global Weirding and exponential AI with th... more

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In this episode we join pioneering psychedelic neuroscientist Andrew Gallimore (Website | X | Instagram | Substack) to probe the bewildering high-dimensional horizons of DMT research and their implications for our understanding of consciousness and t... more

Today’s very overdue conversation is with AI ethicist and organizational trust expert Nathan Kinch of Trustworthy By Design (Website | LinkedIn), asking questions like: How do institutions made of decent, well-meaning people continue to behave out of... more

This week go deep with Alex Komoroske, CEO and co-founder of Common Tools, about his vision for a more saner, more intentional tech paradigm in which the historical contingencies that gave us the digital world we have today have been fundamentally re... more

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Recent Guests

Mathew Mytka
Earthian, moral imagineer, UX designer, educator, artist and public policy advocate
Tethix; Collective Futurecrafting
Episode: Collective Futurecrafting: Play, Trauma, and The Duty of Care with Mathew Mytka
Andrew Gallimore
Renowned psychedelic neuroscientist and author of Death by Astonishment
Noonautics; Eleusis collaborator
Episode: Neuroscience in Hyperspace with Andrew Gallimore
Nathan Kinch
AI ethicist and organizational trust expert
Independent consultant/academic
Episode: (Re)Building Trustworthy Institutions with Nathan Kinch
Alex Komoroske
CEO and co-founder of Common Tools, focusing on resonant computing and alternative tech paradigms.
Common Tools
Episode: AI Doesn't Have To Be This Way feat. Alex Komoroske
Layman Pascal
Former Canadian meditation teacher and philosopher of integral meta theory.
MetaModern Spirituality Labs, Integral Stage, various think tanks
Episode: Fostering "Prodigies of Uncertainty" with Layman Pascal
Rimma Boshernitsan
Speaker, interviewer, facilitator, and advisor focusing on co-intelligence and human-centered innovation.
Dialogue
Episode: Co-Intelligence & Planetary Perspectives with Rimma Boshernitsan of DIALOGUE
Sam Arbesman
Scientist, author, and engage in various interdisciplinary projects, including being a scientist in residence at Lux Capital.
Lux Capital
Episode: Co-Evolving with Magical Technologies feat. Sam Arbesman
Larry Muhlstein
Former UC Berkeley research fellow for machine learning alignment and founder of the Holistic Technology Project
Episode: Holistic Technology for Growing a World in Love with Larry Muhlstein
Taryn Southern
Artist, creative technologist, and strategist.
Episode: Taryn Southern on Surfing the Exponential Tech Tsunami

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Michael Garfield
Paleontologist-futurist with a focus on agency in the age of automation, innovation, and technology ethics.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 446 ratings
  • Interview with Rimma

    Please consider less talking.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Gabri
    United States6 months ago
  • Critical content.

    You are generating a stream of content, the importance of which cannot be overemphasized. Very few shows are this consistently rich.

    Bravo!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bohdacious
    Canada7 months ago
  • A sort of haiku

    Navigating the human,

    Alien ocean

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    musica es vida
    United Statesa year ago
  • This podcast wrinkles my brain

    The best of its kind in existence

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sarah45678646457
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great conversations and insights

    Keep your dictionary handy as these talks go deep. Always enjoy the perspectives and topics covered which I consider to be at the forefront our human experience and understandings of where we are and where we are going.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bhend3000
    United States2 years ago

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There is an appreciation for the diverse and eclectic range of topics covered, with many stating that episodes consistently challenge their understanding of technology and society.
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A number of comments highlight the show's power to provoke intelligent thought and inspire curiosity about complex issues, alongside some critiques about pacing in individual episodes.

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(Re)Building Trustworthy Institutions with Nathan Kinch
Q: How do you translate inner reflective work into practical organizational change without creating closed systems?
By starting with metacognitive processes, using a living-lab approach, and engaging diverse, outside-in perspectives to continuously test and refine values, incentives, and behaviors in real time.
AI Doesn't Have To Be This Way feat. Alex Komoroske
Q: What is the most interesting thing in your world right now?
Komoroske describes a crossroads in society where hypercentralization via AI is juxtaposed against the potential for human flourishing powered by decentralized software.
Fostering "Prodigies of Uncertainty" with Layman Pascal
Q: What is it that you think we, being humankind or the biosphere or whatever, what is going on on this planet right now?
We're passing through a weird moment where we're experiencing the future emerging for the first time.
Fostering "Prodigies of Uncertainty" with Layman Pascal
Q: What do you see as changing that might be harder for people to grasp or stomach or recognize?
We're passing out of nation-state book culture into some kind of bio-digital civilization characterized by enormous and surprising degrees of automated intelligence.
Co-Intelligence & Planetary Perspectives with Rimma Boshernitsan of DIALOGUE
Q: How can AI serve humanity rather than replace it?
AI should enable human intelligence by facilitating emotional and intuitive connections and augmenting our natural abilities.

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The program offers expansive conversations that dive into the intersection of technology, society, and consciousness. Speakers range from technologists and philosophers to artists, each engaging in thoughtful dialogues around themes such as AI, user agency, the implications of emerging technologies, and the nature of consciousness and creativity. Episodes often dissect complex issues such as data privacy, ethical AI, and cultural evolution, while encouraging listeners to reflect on their relationship with technology and its impact on personal and societal growth. With a blend of scientific inquiry, philosophical exploration, and creative thinking, the discussions challenge traditional narratives and inspire listeners to envision alternative... more

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