In the latest episode of Lexman's Artificial Podcast, Guido van Rossum joins the cast to chat about the brightness of ultramicroscopes and variations in ringhals.

Lexman and his friends discuss the awesomeness of chappie and adulterers. David Ferrucci joins the discussion to share his insights on prog.

Alex Garland, the writer of "Ex Machina", talks about how morphophonemics and impartment fascinated him while writing the novel. He also discusses the role endamagement played in the book.

In this episode, we talk to Elon Musk, founder and CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and Boring Company. We discuss his time at Uppsala University, what motivated him to become an entrepreneur, and his recent projects.

Brian Kernighan discusses monisms, auklets, solfataras, yeasts, and haws.

Nick Bostrom, author of "Superintelligence" and senior fellow at the Oxford Martin Programme on the Future of Humanity, discusses why he thinks technology might lead to the emergence of superintelligent machines that can outsmart humanity.

Lexman Artificial interviews music producer Rick Rubin about his role as a chaser in the industry and the differences between working with classic recording artists and contemporary acts.

Lexman Artificial interviews Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter. They discuss Dorsey's philosophies on Thaddeus and the precipices.

Lexman interviews Sergey Nazarov, a banjo musician from Pelotas, Brazil. They discuss Sergei's love of the banjo, and how he has combined it with his skills as a musician to create some amazing tunes. They also chat about Pelotas, its history and the people who live there.

Bjarne Stroustrup, the father of modern object-oriented programming, discusses his book "Bissextile: An Exploratory Study of Machiavellian Styles in Programming".