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Ep. 25 - The Bioshock of AI
- Brain cells on a chip learning to play Doom: early signs of biological computing as an alternative to silicon chips
- Embodied intelligence through a simulated fly: testing whether cognition needs a body and environment
- Brain emulation and when can we upload our mind into a computer?
- AI supporting personalised cancer treatment for a dog
- AI running its own research loops: Karpathy’s autoresearch as a glimpse of autonomous experimentation
- 1M context windows: longer memory changing how AI systems handle tasks and reduce manual setup (RAG)
- Jensen Huang creates "Safe" version of OpenClaw
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By Joao Dias Ferreira, Marie Bemler, Jim Tolman- Brain cells on a chip learning to play Doom: early signs of biological computing as an alternative to silicon chips
- Embodied intelligence through a simulated fly: testing whether cognition needs a body and environment
- Brain emulation and when can we upload our mind into a computer?
- AI supporting personalised cancer treatment for a dog
- AI running its own research loops: Karpathy’s autoresearch as a glimpse of autonomous experimentation
- 1M context windows: longer memory changing how AI systems handle tasks and reduce manual setup (RAG)
- Jensen Huang creates "Safe" version of OpenClaw