Daniel Glaser, a neuroscientist at the Institute of Philosophy, explores the fascinating intersection of human and artificial intelligence. The discussion reveals how insights from the human brain have driven the development of AI technologies. Topics include the origins of neural networks, the complexities of defining intelligence, and the historical milestones that shaped AI’s evolution. Glaser also dives into brain imaging studies that provide crucial data on cognitive functions and the intricate relationship between brain structure and intelligence.

Former assistant secretary Daniel Glaser discusses Hezbollah's financial operations, political maneuvering, and assassination tactics in Lebanon. They explore the group's control over the Lebanese financial system, political alliances, and intimidation tactics used to silence critics. The podcast delves into Hezbollah's transformation from a liberation force to a destabilizing entity aligned with Iran, impacting Lebanese stability.

Daniel Glaser, a neuroscientist at the Institute of Philosophy, discusses the fascinating evolution of artificial intelligence through the lens of neuroscience. He explores how neurally inspired systems simulate human brain functions and the milestones that led to today's sophisticated models like ChatGPT. The conversation delves into brain imaging research, the complexities of intelligence, and the biochemical foundations that contribute to cognitive functions. Glaser also examines the early attempts to mimic human intelligence, highlighting pivotal advancements in AI development.