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Mentioned in 22 episodes

A Brief History of Intelligence

Evolution, AI, and the Five Breakthroughs That Made Our Brains

Book • 2024

Mentioned by

Aparna Chennapragada

Stephen J. Dubner

David Peña-Guzmán

Jennifer Garvey Berger

Jake Auchincloss

Mentioned in 22 episodes

Mentioned by

Aparna Chennapragada

as a phenomenal book connecting the evolution of human intelligence to AI.

Microsoft CPO: If you aren’t prototyping with AI, you’re doing it wrong | Aparna Chennapragada

Mentioned by

Stephen J. Dubner

when discussing the rapid advancements in AI and its capabilities.

619. How to Poison the A.I. Machine

Mentioned by

Tim Scarfe

while discussing the evolution of intelligence in the animal kingdom and the role of simulation and language.

Eiso Kant (CTO poolside) - Superhuman Coding Is Coming!

Recommandé par

Reid Hoffman

, sans plus de détails sur les raisons de cette recommandation.

#500 - VO - Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn, Paypal - How to master humanity’s most powerful invention

Recommended by Danny Kahneman as a book that blew his mind.

Should You Get Out of Your Comfort Zone?

Recommended by

Dax Shepard

after reading it two and a half times, praising its clear explanation of complex topics.

Max Bennett (on the history of intelligence)

Mentioned by

Johnathan Bi

as a book providing a hundred-year history of AI development.

The First 80 years of AI, and What Comes Next | Oxford’s Michael Wooldridge

Recommandé par

Reid Hoffman

en raison de la discussion sur l'IA dans l'épisode.

#500 - VF - Reid Hoffman - LinkedIn, Paypal - Comment dompter l’invention la plus puissante de l’humanité

Recommended by

Chris Miller

as a highly illuminating book about how intelligence had developed from the first brains.

The Semiconductor Century with Chris Miller (Author of “Chip War”)

Mentioned by

Nathan Labenz

as the basis for their discussion on the history of intelligence and AI.

A Brief History of Biological and Artificial Intelligence with Max Bennett

Mentioned by

David Peña-Guzmán

as a book he read while doing research for the episode.

Mentioned by

Tim Scarfe

in relation to continuous vs discrete models in planning.

Dr. Sanjeev Namjoshi - Active Inference

Mentioned by

Preston Pysh

as a good book.

BTC185: AI Compute with Bitcoin Mining w/ Andrew Edstrom and Jesse Myers (Bitcoin Podcast)

Recommended by

Chris Miller

as a thought-provoking read on the evolution of intelligence.

AI Geopolitics in o3's Age with Chris Miller + Lennart Heim

Mentioned by

Tim Scarfe

when discussing the limitations of current AI models and their inability to truly reason.

Dr. Brandon Rohrer - Robotics, Creativity and Intelligence

Mentioned by

Jennifer Garvey Berger

as a book she is currently reading and enjoying.

#123 - Leadership in Complexity: Purpose, Failure & Conflict with Jennifer Garvey Berger

Mentioned by the podcast host as a book they are currently reading, focusing on the advancements in AI and intelligence.

How Can Private IG Enhance Fixed Income Allocations?

Mentioned by

David Eagleman

when discussing deception in chimpanzees.

Ep92 "Why is it hard to keep a secret?"

Recommended by

Ruslan Belkin

for those working in AI to understand how biology evolved towards intelligence.

Specs as the new source of truth, synthetic data as the next wave of defensibility, product vision & decision making frameworks w/ Ruslan Belkin #237

Recommended by

Jake Auchincloss

, discussing the five cognitive leaps of the human brain.

How Jake Auchincloss Plans to Build New American Cities

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