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In a life-altering moment, a near-fatal car crash didn’t just change Barry Lunn's world – it propelled him to revolutionize vehicle safety. As the CEO of Provizio, Barry shares the inspiring story behind his mission to integrate cutting-edge AI with 5D sensor technology, aiming to save millions of lives worldwide. In this compelling episode, we dive deep into the ethical dilemmas of autonomous vehicles, the future of self-driving cars, and how 5D perception is transforming vehicle safety at its core.
Explore the groundbreaking advancements in automotive tech, understand the complexities of autonomous driving levels, and discover why Barry's vision for affordable, high-quality safety tech could change the road as we know it.
Tune in for an insightful look at how AI, 5D sensors, and innovation collide to make our roads safer for everyone.
(04:55)Why Won't You Quit?
(08:46) Autonomous Driving Levels (L1-L5) Explained
(14:56) 5D Perception And The Provizio Autonomous Tech
(24:53) The Financial Reality Of AI In The Automotive Industry
(27:15) Data Storage And Processing
(34:32) Low Cost Access To The Technology
(37:18) UX In The Car
(39:50) Backstage Tour Of The Provizio HQ
(44:00) A Question For The Next Guest
(45:59) Closing Thoughts
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CEOs, Founders, Professionals... What are our favourite emerging tech news stories of the week?
-Web3 Ineptitude and the Demise of Friend.Tech:
The collapse of Friend.Tech has sent shockwaves through the Web3 community, showcasing the growing pains of decentralized platforms. Once touted as the next big thing in social tokenization, the platform's rapid rise and fall have exposed the challenges in user adoption, security, and scalability. We'll discuss how Friend.Tech's demise reflects the broader problems facing Web3 and why many of these platforms struggle to live up to their hype.
-Apple’s Rush to Release Another AI-Driven iPhone:
Apple’s latest release, the iPhone 16, promises built-in AI capabilities, but early reviews suggest the tech giant may have rushed this one out the door. While Apple is known for innovation, this AI integration feels more like a marketing ploy than a breakthrough in technology. We'll break down why the new AI features fail to impress and whether Apple is losing its edge in the race for artificial intelligence supremacy.
-Nvidia-Backed Startup Lumen Orbit Building Data Centers in Space:
In a groundbreaking move, a Nvidia-funded startup, Lumen Orbit, is working to build data centers in space. This ambitious project aims to solve the growing demand for data storage and processing by utilizing the vast expanse of space. We’ll explore how this innovative approach could revolutionize cloud computing, reduce energy consumption, and position Lumen Orbit at the forefront of space tech and data storage development.
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(02:05) The Non-Surprising Demise Of FriendTech
(09:50) Lens Protocol
(14:35) What Makes Something Creative
(16:24) Lumen Orbit
(27:33) What's New With The Apple i-Phone 16
(33:48) Flywheel Of Doom
(35:30) AI And The Difficulty Of Life
(39:04) AMA
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Past guests on The Thinking On Paper Show include: Ciaran Murray (web3 for journalists), Torrey Smith (Robotics For Medicine), Jason Lynch (Quantum Computing), Joe Fitzsimons (Quantum Computing), Dana Sydorenko (Gaming), Don Norman (Humanity Centered Design), Mercina Tillerman Perez (Circle & Crypto), Tyler Adams (Blockchain), Todd Haselhorst (Blockchain for Logistics), Vince Yang (ZK Proofs), Shiti Manghani (StepN CEO), Han Jin (Web3 & Digital Identity), Senthil Nayagam (Deep Fakes), Dr Larry Rosen (Tech Psychology), Justin Germishuys (A.I.), Alexandra Whittington (Futurism), Jaime Schwarz (Web3 & Blockchain), Jason Todd Shannon (Music), Toa Dunn (League Of Legends & Gaming), Thomas Frey (Futurism), Aragorn Meulendijks (Metaverse), Janina Vinklere (Web3), Anthony Glukhov (A.I.), Markus Thielen (Bitcoin), Luz Donahue (NFT Art), Neil Redding (Spatial Computing), Sebastien Borget (Metaverse), Evan Shapiro (Media), Rachel Noonan (VR), Dominik karaman (Web3), Julio Ottino (Nexus - Art, Science & Technology), Jesper Nordin (Blockchain), Josh Katz (NFT Tickets), Ankur Pathak (Crypto), Viroshan Naicker (Quantum Computing), Kevin Reidl (Blockchain), Dean Wilson (Music), Yolanda Barton (VR), Charlie Northrup (A.I.), Kassi Burns (A.I.), Josh Goldblum (VR), Jonathan Blanco (Web3), B Earl (Hollywood & A.I.), Keatly Halderman (Blockchain Music), Elizabeth Strickler (Metaverse)
Join us as we read Michio Kaku’s Quantum Supremacy and uncover the diverse landscape of quantum computing. Spoiler alert: not all quantum computers are created equal. From IBM’s superconducting systems to China's photonic models and Microsoft's innovations, we explore the unique approaches that different companies are taking. Michio Kaku, a leading theoretical physicist and bestselling author, guides us through the transformative potential of quantum technology in this enlightening episode.
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Known for his ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to the general public, Kaku has authored several popular science books, including “The God Equation” and “The Future of the Mind.”
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Past guests on The Thinking On Paper Show include: Ciaran Murray (web3 for journalists), Torrey Smith (Robotics For Medicine), Jason Lynch (Quantum Computing), Joe Fitzsimons (Quantum Computing), Dana Sydorenko (Gaming), Don Norman (Humanity Centered Design), Mercina Tillerman Perez (Circle & Crypto), Tyler Adams (Blockchain), Todd Haselhorst (Blockchain for Logistics), Vince Yang (ZK Proofs), Shiti Manghani (StepN CEO), Han Jin (Web3 & Digital Identity), Senthil Nayagam (Deep Fakes), Dr Larry Rosen (Tech Psychology), Justin Germishuys (A.I.), Alexandra Whittington (Futurism), Jaime Schwarz (Web3 & Blockchain), Jason Todd Shannon (Music), Toa Dunn (League Of Legends & Gaming), Thomas Frey (Futurism), Aragorn Meulendijks (Metaverse), Janina Vinklere (Web3), Anthony Glukhov (A.I.), Markus Thielen (Bitcoin), Luz Donahue (NFT Art), Neil Redding (Spatial Computing), Sebastien Borget (Metaverse), Evan Shapiro (Media), Rachel Noonan (VR), Dominik karaman (Web3), Julio Ottino (Nexus - Art, Science & Technology), Jesper Nordin (Blockchain), Josh Katz (NFT Tickets), Ankur Pathak (Crypto), Viroshan Naicker (Quantum Computing), Kevin Reidl (Blockchain), Dean Wilson (Music), Yolanda Barton (VR), Charlie Northrup (A.I.), Kassi Burns (A.I.), Josh Goldblum (VR), Jonathan Blanco (Web3), B Earl (Hollywood & A.I.), Keatly Halderman (Blockchain Music), Elizabeth Strickler (Metaverse)
Disruptors and Curious minds. Welcome to Book Club. We're reading Michio Kaku’s “Quantum Supremacy: How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything.”
Michio Kaku is a renowned theoretical physicist, futurist, and bestselling author. He is a professor of theoretical physics at the City College of New York and a co-founder of string field theory.
Known for his ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to the general public, Kaku has authored several popular science books, including “The God Equation” and “The Future of the Mind.”
In this book, “Quantum Supremacy: How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything,” Kaku explores the transformative potential of quantum computing.
He delves into how this revolutionary technology could solve some of humanity’s most pressing problems, from climate change to incurable diseases, and unlock the deepest mysteries of the universe.
With his signature clarity and enthusiasm, Kaku takes readers on an exhilarating tour of the quantum frontier, highlighting the race to harness this powerful technology and its implications for the future.
Please Enjoy The Show.
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From Babbage to IBM, the rise of the quantum computer has been linked to the greatest scientific minds of humanity. Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg, Bohr, Lovelace, Schrodinger, Godel and Turing all play a major role in taking physics from the macro to the micro level.
Anyway you cut the qubit, Quantum computing promises to be a game-changer for tech professionals and enthusiasts alike. Let's find out why together.
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About the hosts:
Jeremy is a Nexus Thinker and interdisciplinary entrepreneur working across music, technology and story. He leads his wellness mastermind Write To Know You at major universities and organizations around the world.
Mark is a storyteller, writer and thinker exploring emerging technologies for LVMH & Culture3. He’s the founder of Metaverse-Writer, a self-published author, NFT creator and generalist.
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What if you could swallow a robot that explores your body from the inside? Meet Torrey Smith, the real-life Tony Stark who turned a $5,000 investment into PillBot - a revolutionary nano-robot that's about to transform how doctors see inside your stomach. In this mind-bending episode, we dive into the future of medical technology that sounds straight out of science fiction, but it's happening right now.
Journey inside Endiatx's cutting-edge lab where we witness the birth of PillBot, a wireless motorized endoscope that could slash patient waiting times and healthcare costs. From 3D printing breakthroughs to FDA trials, Torrey reveals the rollercoaster journey of building a Silicon Valley medtech startup from scratch. You'll discover how rejection and resilience shaped the development of technology that could one day lead to robots swimming through your bloodstream.
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Discover Mark's book and writing: markfielding
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Past guests on The Thinking On Paper Show include: Ciaran Murray (web3 for journalists), Torrey Smith (Robotics For Medicine), Jason Lynch (Quantum Computing), Joe Fitzsimons (Quantum Computing), Dana Sydorenko (Gaming), Don Norman (Humanity Centered Design), Mercina Tillerman Perez (Circle & Crypto), Tyler Adams (Blockchain), Todd Haselhorst (Blockchain for Logistics), Vince Yang (ZK Proofs), Shiti Manghani (StepN CEO), Han Jin (Web3 & Digital Identity), Senthil Nayagam (Deep Fakes), Dr Larry Rosen (Tech Psychology), Justin Germishuys (A.I.), Alexandra Whittington (Futurism), Jaime Schwarz (Web3 & Blockchain), Jason Todd Shannon (Music), Toa Dunn (League Of Legends & Gaming), Thomas Frey (Futurism), Aragorn Meulendijks (Metaverse), Janina Vinklere (Web3), Anthony Glukhov (A.I.), Markus Thielen (Bitcoin), Luz Donahue (NFT Art), Neil Redding (Spatial Computing), Sebastien Borget (Metaverse), Evan Shapiro (Media), Rachel Noonan (VR), Dominik karaman (Web3), Julio Ottino (Nexus - Art, Science & Technology), Jesper Nordin (Blockchain), Josh Katz (NFT Tickets), Ankur Pathak (Crypto), Viroshan Naicker (Quantum Computing), Kevin Reidl (Blockchain), Dean Wilson (Music), Yolanda Barton (VR), Charlie Northrup (A.I.), Kassi Burns (A.I.), Josh Goldblum (VR), Jonathan Blanco (Web3), B Earl (Hollywood & A.I.), Keatly Halderman (Blockchain Music), Elizabeth Strickler (Metaverse)
How do we scale quantum computing to solve real-world problems across industries like logistics, finance, and pharma? Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1, joins us to discuss their groundbreaking approach to building scalable, cost-effective quantum computers using silicon technology. Discover how Equal1 is leveraging decades of semiconductor advancements to democratize quantum computing and drive innovation across multiple sectors.
Please enjoy the show
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Past guests on The Thinking On Paper Show include: Ciaran Murray (web3 for journalists), Torrey Smith (Robotics For Medicine), Jason Lynch (Quantum Computing), Joe Fitzsimons (Quantum Computing), Dana Sydorenko (Gaming), Don Norman (Humanity Centered Design), Mercina Tillerman Perez (Circle & Crypto), Tyler Adams (Blockchain), Todd Haselhorst (Blockchain for Logistics), Vince Yang (ZK Proofs), Shiti Manghani (StepN CEO), Han Jin (Web3 & Digital Identity), Senthil Nayagam (Deep Fakes), Dr Larry Rosen (Tech Psychology), Justin Germishuys (A.I.), Alexandra Whittington (Futurism), Jaime Schwarz (Web3 & Blockchain), Jason Todd Shannon (Music), Toa Dunn (League Of Legends & Gaming), Thomas Frey (Futurism), Aragorn Meulendijks (Metaverse), Janina Vinklere (Web3), Anthony Glukhov (A.I.), Markus Thielen (Bitcoin), Luz Donahue (NFT Art), Neil Redding (Spatial Computing), Sebastien Borget (Metaverse), Evan Shapiro (Media), Rachel Noonan (VR), Dominik karaman (Web3), Julio Ottino (Nexus - Art, Science & Technology), Jesper Nordin (Blockchain), Josh Katz (NFT Tickets), Ankur Pathak (Crypto), Viroshan Naicker (Quantum Computing), Kevin Reidl (Blockchain), Dean Wilson (Music), Yolanda Barton (VR), Charlie Northrup (A.I.), Kassi Burns (A.I.), Josh Goldblum (VR), Jonathan Blanco (Web3), B Earl (Hollywood & A.I.), Keatly Halderman (Blockchain Music), Elizabeth Strickler (Metaverse)
Imagine if you could program a quantum computer just like you program a traditional one. In this episode, Joe Fitzsimons, founder and CEO of Horizon Quantum Computing, shares his vision for making quantum technology accessible to all programmers.
With a distinguished background in quantum information theory and a doctorate from Oxford, Joe discusses the future of quantum computing, the challenges it faces, and how his company is developing tools to bridge the gap between classical and quantum programming. Join us for an enlightening conversation about the potential of quantum computing to transform industries and everyday technology.
It's book club time, and we're reading The Order of Time, by Carlo Rovelli... This week the book review reaches its climax, the end of time, the end of the book... What have you learnt about time? The lack of time, quantum time, and how do you use what time you have wisely?
Benjamin Franklin said, "once you lose it, you’ll never find it again." Theophrastrus said, "it was the most valuable thing you can spend." Pericles said it was "the wisest counsellor of all." Oscar Wilde said "punctuality steals it away."
“The distinction between the past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.”
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Join us for a conversation with Dana Sydorenko, a gaming entrepreneur, investor, and Forbes 30-Under-30. As the co-founder and CEO of GameTree, Dana is on a mission to revolutionize the gaming experience by fostering connections among players who share similar values and interests.
A Ukrainian war veteran and former paramedic, she brings a unique perspective to the gaming industry, focusing on combatting loneliness, promoting mental health, and creating a positive gaming environment. In this episode, Dana discusses the role of AI in gaming, her insights on community building, and her vision for a healthier gaming landscape.
TIMESTAMPS:
(00:00) Disruptors and curious minds
(03:09) Welcome Dana Sydorenki
(03:54) Last week's carry over question
(04:27) How Dana views AI a positive for humanity
(06:09) What do humans do better than machines
(08:04) Do all gaming companies use AI?
(11:47) The biggest video games & platforms in 2024
(16:05) Brands In video games
(19:53) What is GameTree?
(23:20) Game theory and the prisoner dilemma
(26:14) Building Gametree
(29:40) Friendship
(31:54) Connecting Gamer DNA
(34:30) Lifestyle, mental health and video games
(38:14) Preventing toxicity in games
(42:54) Matching making and dating in games
(44:30) Dana's question for the next guest
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Past guests on The Thinking On Paper Show include: Ciaran Murray (web3 for journalists), Torrey Smith (Robotics For Medicine), Jason Lynch (Quantum Computing), Joe Fitzsimons (Quantum Computing), Dana Sydorenko (Gaming), Don Norman (Humanity Centered Design), Mercina Tillerman Perez (Circle & Crypto), Tyler Adams (Blockchain), Todd Haselhorst (Blockchain for Logistics), Vince Yang (ZK Proofs), Shiti Manghani (StepN CEO), Han Jin (Web3 & Digital Identity), Senthil Nayagam (Deep Fakes), Dr Larry Rosen (Tech Psychology), Justin Germishuys (A.I.), Alexandra Whittington (Futurism), Jaime Schwarz (Web3 & Blockchain), Jason Todd Shannon (Music), Toa Dunn (League Of Legends & Gaming), Thomas Frey (Futurism), Aragorn Meulendijks (Metaverse), Janina Vinklere (Web3), Anthony Glukhov (A.I.), Markus Thielen (Bitcoin), Luz Donahue (NFT Art), Neil Redding (Spatial Computing), Sebastien Borget (Metaverse), Evan Shapiro (Media), Rachel Noonan (VR), Dominik karaman (Web3), Julio Ottino (Nexus - Art, Science & Technology), Jesper Nordin (Blockchain), Josh Katz (NFT Tickets), Ankur Pathak (Crypto), Viroshan Naicker (Quantum Computing), Kevin Reidl (Blockchain), Dean Wilson (Music), Yolanda Barton (VR), Charlie Northrup (A.I.), Kassi Burns (A.I.), Josh Goldblum (VR), Jonathan Blanco (Web3), B Earl (Hollywood & A.I.), Keatly Halderman (Blockchain Music), Elizabeth Strickler (Metaverse)
Hey Book Nerds and readers! It's book club time, and we're reading the mind-bending Order of Time, by Carlo Rovelli... and we're back reading about entropy, time, human experience, relativity and time travel... this is a book club, but not as you know it. Is it the best book club on Spotify? It's our favourite....
Benjamin Franklin said, "once you lose it, you’ll never find it again." Theophrastrus said, "it was the most valuable thing you can spend." Pericles said it was "the wisest counsellor of all." Oscar Wilde said "punctuality steals it away."
“The distinction between the past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.”
👉 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86o26mTvctk&t=32s
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