Illustrated Radio - See and Hear us in 360 video interact with guest Amara Angelica
Saturday, September 14, 2019
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Saturday, September 14, 2019
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Wednesday, September 11, 2019 As our computers get smarter and the fabled Singularity approaches. machine intelligence may far exceed the capacities and awareness of our species. Many fear that we may become our machine’s housecats or even worse, end up in the dust bin of history. But perhaps we have a more noble future. If, for example, we could connect our collective intelligence as a species more directly with our AI’s, we would symbiotically explore the universe together. High bandwidth connectivity with our super smart machines, creating a hybrid superbrain, could save the day for us! And then there is pursuing a more direct connection with Nature.. We explore some of these ideas this week with Amara Angelica, who worked closely with Ray Kurzweil and authored the KurzweilAI newsletter for many years, tracking the latest in brain/mind/computer advances, including Elon Musk’s highly advanced Neurolink company. We also explore some of these ideas via SciFi, such as the Matrix films (soon there will a fourth). Enjoy!

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Tuesday, September 10, 2019 Listen Now to Future News 9.10.2019
Things looked bright for the Indian Lunar Chandrayaan 2 mission, until the final mile, when all contact was lost with the lander. It did land, however, but it appears to be on its side, a hard landing. Fortunately, most of the science of this mission lays with the instruments aboard the Chandrayaan 2 lunar orbiter. So the mission continues despite the lander loss. Meanwhile, the Chinese lunar rover, the Yutu-2, has discovered what has been described as a gel-like substance near the South Pole.

And to discuss the latest greatest iOS devices announced today by Apple, we have Taylor Barcroft in the studio, our Apple correspondent with the inside scoop. Should you get a new iPhone this year? There are many compelling reasons if you are still an iPhone 6,7,8 or X user. (I do like the stunning new 3 lens camera on the iPhone 11 Pro). And if you like games, here’s comes Apple Arcade, where you can play dozens of compelling titles for $4.99/month. If you don’t like games, there is Apple’s Neflix competition, Apple TV plus, also for $4.99. Taylor will explain all. Enjoy!

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Friday, September 6, 2019 Greetings dear listeners! We have been experimenting with a Youtube version of our Dr. Mrs. Future radio show, utilizing visuals to illustrate the concepts discussed during our interviews. Our goal is to create visuals that are engaging, yet produced quickly and as timely as possible. Our first experiment is a recent interview we did with Dr. Bruce Damer, on his work with asteroid capture and origin of life. We also have close captions working, if you want to see what is being said. So without any further ado, we look forward to your feedback and comments to this illustrated interview:https://youtu.be/3ICOrzH0oiU
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Wednesday, September 4, 2019 Listen Now to Future News 9.03.2019
Lots of news and call-ins this week, including some profound stories shared by our listeners about their more
Spoofing Facial Recognition Softwareenlightened thoughts and experiences. We also came back from Harbin Hotsprings and Jerusalem Ranch, with a few tales to tell ourselves. And in space news, the Indian space program is about to have a lander on the South pole of the moon, and NASA is probing the sun’s corona, investigating why it is so much hotter than the body of the star. And in tech, there is a new way to spoof facial recognition programs and a means of creating a mesh network in Hong Kong with the need for the internet, a way organizers can stay in touch. A fun and engaging show, enjoy!
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