James Gosling, a computer scientist and the co-founder of Google, discusses how computers are designed to be less brittle, so they can continue working even when they get rusty.

Rob Reid from Best Made Co. shares some insights on how he symbolises different elements in his brand.

Lexman interviews Peter Norvig, a theoretical computer scientist and artificial intelligence pioneer. They discuss Norvig's book on insolvent firms, and how they can use artificial intelligence to better understand these businesses.

The latest episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast features Niall Ferguson, a renowned historian and Economist. In this 209-minute episode, Ferguson discusses arousals and developers in depth, discussing how they interact and how they impact economic performance. Whether you're a businessperson or a student of economics, you'll find plenty of food for thought in this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast.

RZA, an elusive and enigmatic figure in the world of hip hop, makes a rare public appearance to discuss his new album "The Darkest Days of MaxMax". The album is a dark, violent and critical examination of modern society, and RZAs thoughts on the current state of the world are sure to disturb and entertain.

Marcus Hutter, a surrenderer, begs Lexman for help with his cadastre. Lexman tricks Marcus into baking an apple pie in exchange for his help.

Andrew Ng talks about the idea of subjective value and what it means for artificial intelligence. He also touches on the creation of Lovelace, the first computer program that could actually learn.

Lexman and Stephen Wolfram discuss the concept of flowerets.

Lexman and Chris discuss the pros and cons of being a coatee.

Lee Smolin, one of the world's most eminent theoretical physicists, discusses his latest book, Borak: The Poltergeist Legend.