
A podcast series examining how AI is reshaping our world. Hosted by Nicholas Thompson, each episode features a conversation with a leading thinker who offers a fresh perspective on the far-reaching ethical, economic, and social implications of this technology.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

How do you digitize the physical world? In this episode, Nick talks with University of Glasgow chemistry professor Lee Cronin, founder of Chemify—a company that is using AI to turn molecules to code s—about his quest to create a programming language ... more
What does it take to succeed in the disruptive world of AI? In this episode, Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson sits down with Matt Wood, PwC’s Global and U.S. Commercial Technology and Innovation Officer, to trace his path from medical school and prote... more
Can AI unlock your full potential as an athlete? In this episode, Nicholas speaks with Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Whoop, about how wearable technology and AI are transforming health, performance, and longevity. From monitoring sleep and recovery ... more
In this episode, Atlantic CEO Nicholas Thompson speaks with Ohad Elhelo, co-founder and CEO of AUI, about neuro-symbolic systems. Apollo-1, AUI's neuro-symbolic foundational model, promises both the fluency of generative models and the reliability of... more
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Expertly hosted, interesting guests and discussions. Learned a bunch.
The notion that LLMs have ethical values is laughable. Sentient word prediction? What a joke. Not worth your time.
the best episode was the first one - the topic itself is absolutely fascinating and poinent and timely. The show simply bringing up the subject week in, week out has value. A decent host, good guests. Unfortunately the massive and obvious participation of the sponsor (PWC) kills the conversation and heavily slants the show's optimistism and clearly edits the deeper discussion: an entire "business" episode that never exposes the euphemism of "efficiency" as really meaning less employees; a gree... more
A good, brief and current survey of the topic. I’m a little unnerved that Ms Halprin’s voice sounds digitally generated: I may have become overly suspicious but the cadence of the voice, the almost complete absence of uncertainty and tiny pauses that nearly all of us have sounds.. strange. Still the data is good. It’s an intriguing irony.
The first episode was fantastic and one I recommended to friends and colleagues, however the second episode felt very biased. I would love to hear more neutral takes on the tech landscape like the most interesting thing in tech series on LinkedIn
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The content explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping different facets of society, focusing on its ethical, economic, and social implications. Each episode features an engaging conversation between the host and a notable guest, who provides insights into AI's transformative potential across numerous domains, such as healthcare, music, and organizational practices. The discussions are enriched with varying perspectives from industry leaders, technologists, and academics, making the series both informative and thought-provoking, particularly for those interested in the future of AI technology and its impact on humanity.
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