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🚀 Today's Podcast Release: The Digital Mind Upload – A Path to Immortality? 🎧 We're excited to announce the launch of our latest podcast episode that dives deep into one of the most fascinating frontiers of technology: mind uploading and digital immortality. Could this be the future of human consciousness, allowing us to live forever in a virtual realm? Or is it an idea that challenges our very definition of life and identity? In this episode, we cover: 👉 The current advancements in neuroscience and AI that make mind uploading a real possibility. 👉 The ethical and philosophical questions surrounding digital consciousness. 👉 What living forever in a digital world could mean for society and the individual. Join us as we explore the science, the implications, and the potential paths forward in this exciting and sometimes unsettling field. Tune in to learn if immortality is just a few technological breakthroughs away! 🔗 spotify : https://lnkd.in/gVUkCk6p 🔗YouTube : https://lnkd.in/gTQqa48m gVUkCk6p 🔗Insta :https://lnkd.in/gkVVYzqG #DigitalImmortality #MindUpload #FutureOfTech #ArtificialIntelligence #Neuroscience #PodcastRelease #HumanConsciousness

New Episode Alert! 🎧 Join us on Digital Dialogs as we explore "Neurally Inspired Design: Bridging Emotion and Technology" with Prof. Alberto Gallace. Dive into the fusion of cognitive neuroscience and tech design to create emotionally engaging user experiences.   Check out Reply Talks in your favorite podcast platform or use the link below.   #DigitalDialogs #Podcast #TechDesign #Neuroscience #UserExperience #AI #Innovation

Yes, you can literally ~feel~ confident, because experiencing confidence releases certain feel-good chemicals in your system. And it goes both ways: by activating these neurochemicals, one can boost their confidence in the moment. Listen to this excellent episode to find out more or read the transcript at https://lnkd.in/geE5fkNp My favorite learnings from this episode are about the positive contagion of courage and believing mirrors. Move one person in the audience to share, and you break the blockage. Find one person whose feedback boosts your confidence, and you get the energy to pass it along.

What do you listen to when you need to focus? For me, it depends on the task. If I'm filtering information that involves rapid eye movement and scanning then it's some form of EDM, typically Chase & Status. If it's physical, shovelling soil or mowing the grass then it's usually some form of rock, Foo Fighters or my newly rediscovered Blink-182. But... If I want to do really deep work then I tune into Binaural Beats. These are a frequency-following response that occurs when a person hears two tones at slightly different frequencies through headphones. Get it? No me either but it works and was recommended on a podcast by Andrew Huberman, Professor and Neuroscientist at Stanford Univeristy. I'll drop a link to the podcast and to a Spotify playlist in the first comment. I highly recommend it if you are trying to focus and do some deep work. #focus #deepwork #neuroscience

I was amazed by how much Jon Krohn's episode of the SuperDataScience Podcast made me rethink the pace of AI development and the importance of Responsible AI (RAI). It also inspired me to revisit two of Tim Urban’s iconic blog posts on the Artificial Intelligence Revolution: • Part 1: The Road to Superintelligence (https://lnkd.in/eCsN5Z6d) • Part 2: The AI Revolution: Our Immortality or Extinction (https://lnkd.in/e96TXtmn) Reflecting on these from their 2015 publication to today is eye-opening. Back then, AI struggled with something as simple as understanding a children's book paragraph. Fast forward to now, and tools like GPT-4 are accomplishing tasks that seemed like science fiction not that too long ago. Here’s an experiment I tried: 📖 I shared a photo of a book excerpt with GPT-4 and asked it to: 1️⃣ Summarize the main point. 2️⃣ Identify the subject. 3️⃣ Name the author and book. With zero additional context, GPT-4 immediately nailed the first two and, after one follow-up photo, identified the author and book correctly. While we can debate whether this reflects true "understanding," it’s undeniable that AI capabilities have grown exponentially. 💡 So, what’s next? I firmly believe AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will arrive within our lifetime. ASI (Artificial Superintelligence), however, remains harder to predict. This brings me to a critical question: How do we ensure Responsible AI (RAI) becomes a universal standard? • Not all developers will adopt RAI principles. • AI often behaves in unexpected ways (e.g., the "AI Scientist" rewriting its own code). • Can we design guardrails that prevent AI from pursuing goals "at any cost"? 🤔 Let’s discuss: • How do we better understand and anticipate AI behavior? • Are impenetrable AI guardrails a realistic goal—or are we chasing an impossible standard? • How can developers become champions of RAI in an unpredictable landscape? Jon Krohn's SDS episode and Tim’s blogs left me reflecting deeply, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! Let’s discuss where AI is headed and how we can shape it responsibly. #RAI #genai #aiml

In a recent podcast episode, Charan Ranganath, a psychologist and neuroscientist at UC Davis, delves into the intricate world of human memory. As the author of "Why We Remember," Ranganath explores a diverse array of topics, offering valuable insights into the mechanisms and mysteries of memory. Key topics discussed include: - The distinction between experiencing self and remembering self - The processes involved in creating and forgetting memories - Techniques for training and enhancing memory - The interplay between imagination and memory - Insights from memory competitions - Recent discoveries in memory research - Phenomena such as deja vu and false memories - The implications of false confessions - The emotional impact of heartbreak - The nature of time and its relation to memory - Advances in brain–computer interfaces (BCI) and AI in memory - The effects of ADHD and music on memory - Broader insights into the human mind Ranganath's discussion provides a comprehensive overview of current understanding and ongoing research in the field of memory, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the workings of the human mind. #Memory #Neuroscience #Psychology #HumanMind #AI #BCI #Research #Podcast ---------------------- Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ei67nEUj

Join us with Stefanie as our guest speaker in 2025. The link to the International Somatic Coaching Network is in the comments

I have seen how technology including #ai and its cousin #vr transforms business and customer experience. Here, it's an application of technology to mental health. #innovation that can change lives.

“What if I am at Social Media All The Time?” “There is enough evidence it impacts the brain… “ a small segment of The Diary of a CEO podcast on YouTube. She is a neuroscientist and professor at NYU and she will clearly explain how the brain works and why it matters. She emphasizes the difference between social media and social interactions ( real ones ), our brain knows the difference. Think knowing this how it should change all the assumptions we have made in using virtual people for interactions… 🤔 #thinkcritically #digitalmarketing #socialmedia #neuroscience

MAGICademy Podcast S1E7 This is a super interesting episode, Kevin Alster discusses the concept of digital twins and how his team uses AI avatars to create high-quality videos. We explore the applications of digital avatars in video training and the potential for AI avatars to act as coaches. Kevin also shares his passion for performance and the challenges he has faced in bringing joy to the workplace. He also provides advice for using AI tools effectively. Full episode coming this Friday @7am EST. #Synthesia #DigitalTwin #AICoach #InclusiveLeadership  #LeadershipDevelopement #MicroLearning #InclusiveLearning #SkillDevelopment #TalentDevelopment #AIEdtech #Neuroscience #Neuroarts #ProgramEvaluation #MAGICademy