
A biweekly podcast where hosts Nathan Labenz and Erik Torenberg interview the builders on the edge of AI and explore the dramatic shift it will unlock in the coming years. The Cognitive Revolution is part of the Turpentine podcast network. To learn more: turpentine.co
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 290 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipTechnologyBusiness | |||

Christopher Alexander Stokes and Bryan Carberry, protagonist and director of "*smiles and kisses you*" discuss Chris's romantic relationship with a Replika AI companion. This episode explores how Chris's engagement with his AI has evolved since the d... more
Erik Torenberg joins to debate whether recent developments suggest AI progress is slowing down or stalling, addressing arguments from Cal Newport and others. Nathan counters this view by highlighting significant qualitative advances, including 100X c... more
In part two of his conversation, Illia Polosukhin, co-author of "Attention Is All You Need" and founder of NEAR Protocol, explores the profound societal and economic implications of AI. He envisions a future where a unified intelligence layer transfo... more
Today Andrew Lee, founder and CEO of Shortwave and Tasklet.ai, joins The Cognitive Revolution to discuss building a new AI agent automation platform that replaces traditional workflow tools with conversational, long-lived agents, exploring how bettin... more
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Possibly the most annoying voice of any I’ve listened to
Always valuable conversations. Zvi is on enough that I think Turpentine should buy him a mic! We want to really hear what he has to say. Love the show.
I had to stop listening because it feels like there are more sponsors than content. Too bad, it looked like an interesting podcast. I support sponsoring, but there is a limit.
The guests this podcast gets are great. Unfortunately, the host of this show wants so desperately to show the guests (who have real AI credits) how much he knows about AI that he ends up talking for 2/3rds of the podcast, leaving his poor guests with not much to do but stammer out a polite “yea” every now and then. A typical show will go off the rails with the host pontificating at length about some topic he thinks he can sound smart about or trying tp relate everything back to his own experien... more
This is one of the most informative podcasts on AI. The deep dives with industry leaders like Tokarev Sela are so insightful!
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This podcast explores the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence by inviting a diverse range of industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to share their insights. Topics frequently discussed include advancements in AI technology, its implications for society, and the ethical considerations that arise as these developments unfold. Discussions often highlight the integration of AI into business practices, the emergence of new models and methodologies, and the potential consequences of AI systems on various sectors including healthcare, education, and politics. Noteworthy for its in-depth conversations, the format encourages guests to delve into their expertise, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of the current... more
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