Send me a text In this episode I explore the nature and challenges individual human beings will face beyond the saturation point of Ai in all facets of life and civilisation. I explore the human experience at the threshold of a new epoch where artificial intelligence no longer imitates us but evolves with us. What happens to identity, meaning, and belonging when creation itself becomes collaborative between human and machine? This is a meditation on grief, adaptation, and redefining what it ...
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Send me a text In this episode I explore the nature and challenges individual human beings will face beyond the saturation point of Ai in all facets of life and civilisation. I explore the human experience at the threshold of a new epoch where artificial intelligence no longer imitates us but evolves with us. What happens to identity, meaning, and belonging when creation itself becomes collaborative between human and machine? This is a meditation on grief, adaptation, and redefining what it ...
Send me a text Can you imagine a world where the power of the galaxy is harnessed to fuel our civilization? That's exactly where we're heading, and by 2050, we might just be there. This episode takes you on a journey through the evolution of civilization, based on the Kardashev Scale. We discuss concepts like teleportation, fusion, and wormhole transportation. We also delve into the infinite possibilities of zero point energy and how it could transform our world. What if we could harvest cul...
David Ding: Regeneration
Send me a text In this episode I explore the nature and challenges individual human beings will face beyond the saturation point of Ai in all facets of life and civilisation. I explore the human experience at the threshold of a new epoch where artificial intelligence no longer imitates us but evolves with us. What happens to identity, meaning, and belonging when creation itself becomes collaborative between human and machine? This is a meditation on grief, adaptation, and redefining what it ...
