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Frontiers Podcast retweeted
Episode 8 is out! Steve and I go into brain-computer interfaces and all the interesting things that await us in our telepathic future
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Everyone asks "will AI take my job?"
Nobody asks "will AI let a random guy cure his dog's cancer from his couch?"
That just happened. Plus: why every story we tell about the future is dystopian, and what that says about us.
How much of your worldview is actually shaped by the stories you encountered as a child? Is it time we started telling better and more exciting stories about the future and about human progress? @johnlingi shares his thoughts.
Check out our latest episode 6 for a deeper dive.
"I don't have time for it. Book the table, handle my finances. Just deal with it. I don't want to do it."
The promise of AI agents: eliminating life's tedious background tasks so we can focus on what matters.
New clip from Steve and @johnlingi on the Frontiers Podcast.
open.spotify.com/episode/0NA…
How much agency has been put into the hands of individuals as a result of this new wave of AI agents? @johnlingi and Steve dive in on Episode 5 of the Frontiers Podcast - check us out on Spotify.
We spent hundreds of hours trying to get AI to code for us.
Here's what actually works (and what's complete BS).
Plus: Why 20-30% of babies suffer from a condition medicine can't explain 👇
open.spotify.com/episode/0IT…
Frontiers Podcast retweeted
Our third podcast on the frontiers technology. Steve and I continue the discussion on @jasoncrawford's techno-humanist manifesto and also share our thoughts on interesting ongoings in the world of tech.
open.spotify.com/episode/5Nd…
The average American household used to spend a majority of their income just to survive - food, clothing, housing. Now we're far below that.
Is it true that millennials cannot afford what their grandparents could?
New episode: We dig into Crawford's progress paradox. Productivity has ballooned but real wages have been stagnant for 50 years. The decoupling started in the 70s and never stopped.
Steve breaks down why millennials aren't imagining things - home ownership, kids, the milestones their parents hit are genuinely harder to achieve.
Technology isn't unnatural - it's the most human thing we do.
New episode drops soon. We're diving into @jasoncrawford's defense of humanism and why the spear, the plow, and the iPhone are all expressions of the same impulse.
Stay tuned.
"Where are the flying cars?"
John breaks down why digital tech seems to move faster than physical innovation.
Spoiler: Physical tech progress is happening (safer nuclear reactors, composite aircraft, new supersonic jets) - it's just less visible to consumers.
Software scales globally easier. Hardware takes more effort. But both are advancing.
