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Ramez Naam on cognitive prostheses, the infinite resource, AI and human rights, and mass empowerment of humanity (HAI Ep50)

Ramez Naam on cognitive prostheses, the infinite resource, AI and human rights, and mass empowerment of humanity (HAI Ep50)

by shan | Jul 15, 2026 | Podcast

“We’ve continually created technologies that extend our ability to remember, to communicate, and to think. Writing is probably the very first of these cognitive prostheses.” –Ramez Naam About Ramez Naam Ramez Naam is an author, investor, and speaker....
Gideon Nave and Steven Shaw on system 3 thinking, strategic delegation, cognitive surrender, and the ethics of AI in marketing (AC Ep49)

Gideon Nave and Steven Shaw on system 3 thinking, strategic delegation, cognitive surrender, and the ethics of AI in marketing (AC Ep49)

by shan | Jul 8, 2026 | Podcast

“There is something different here: it’s readily available, but also it’s a very general thinking device.” –Gideon Nave “If we want to augment ourselves, we need to be intentional about our use of AI.” –Steven Shaw About Gideon Nave...
Daniel Fallmann on democratizing expertise, dynamic interfaces, judgment amplification, and organizational intelligence (AC Ep48)

Daniel Fallmann on democratizing expertise, dynamic interfaces, judgment amplification, and organizational intelligence (AC Ep48)

by shan | Jun 24, 2026 | Podcast

“Throughout history, I think human potential has often been constrained by access to knowledge. It was constrained to expertise, to experience, it was even geo-bound to a certain geography.” –Daniel Fallmann About Daniel Fallmann Daniel Fallmann is founder...
Natalie Buda Smith on AI in libraries, human at the center, deeper storytelling, and language recreation (AC Ep47)

Natalie Buda Smith on AI in libraries, human at the center, deeper storytelling, and language recreation (AC Ep47)

by shan | Jun 17, 2026 | Podcast

“There is a lot of information, more that’s accessible than ever before, and you can access it quicker than ever before, process it quicker than ever before.” –Natalie Buda Smith About Natalie Buda Smith Natalie Buda Smith is Director of Digital...
Scott Wolfson on cognitive fitness, System 3 thinking, mastery skill games, and Strategic Imagination Machines (AC Ep46)

Scott Wolfson on cognitive fitness, System 3 thinking, mastery skill games, and Strategic Imagination Machines (AC Ep46)

by shan | Jun 10, 2026 | Podcast

“Our mission at CentaurianAI is to help as many people as possible not get replaced by AI, and we call that becoming unbottable.” –Scott Wolfson About Scott Wolfson Scott Wolfson is Co-Founder and Chief Culture Officer of CentaurianAI. Previous roles...
Hala Nelson on human machine coexistence, ontology first, AI driven digital twins, and bidirectional connections to reality (AC Ep45)

Hala Nelson on human machine coexistence, ontology first, AI driven digital twins, and bidirectional connections to reality (AC Ep45)

by shan | Jun 3, 2026 | Podcast

“Our whole systems and institutions and processes and jobs were built around the fact that these three things were only human, and machines were there to help us accelerate, but not replace those functions.” –Hala Nelson About Hala Nelson Hala Nelson is...
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  • Natalie Buda Smith on AI in libraries, human at the center, deeper storytelling, and language recreation (AC Ep47)

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