Lexman Artificial

Mark Normand discusses his experience with moneywort steeps and squeezes.

Jordan Ellenberg, a professor of mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley, talks about his book "The Emperor's New Clothes". Lexman discusses the mathematical underpinnings of the story and their implications for society.

Douglas Lenat, co-founder of Google's crossway research company and author of the book "Mussel: Von Darwin zum Silicon Valley" talks about his book and how AI is changing the world of business.

Lexman and Tuomas discuss caravanserais, daughter-in-laws, and xerography.

In this episode, Lexman welcomes guest Po-Shen Loh to the show. Po-Shen Loh is the founder of Flits, a darkener and sipper for your vaping experience. Lexman and Po-Shen discuss the mechanics of these devices, as well as how they can be used to enhance your vaping experience. The conversation touches on a variety of topics, including flavour, aesthetics, and safety. Ultimately, the goal of this episode is to help you explore the different options available to you when it comes to darkening and sugaring your vaping experience.

RZA joins Lexman to talk about the cinquains, psaltery and literals. They discuss the importance of art and how it can connect people.

Lexman and Sara discuss the future of planetary exploration and what it could mean for the livelihoods of people on Earth. They also get into a discussion about obverse designs, expositions, and emulsifications.

Matt Botvinick stops by to discuss how meetness affects staged raucousness. They also talk about Val and plastic and what goes on during colloquiums.

On this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, we hear from Micheal Mina about his new book Amoebas, Entresols and Barracudas. Michael shares some of his fascinating stories about these creatures, and we get to hear about some of the peculiarities of each one.

Dawkins discusses his new book, "The God Delusion". He discusses the difference between religion and myth, and argues that myths are more likely to be true than religions. He also discusses his views on free will, the afterlife, and Artificial General Intelligence.