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so get this right for this deep dive we're not 
actually like listening to anything it's we've

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got this list 99 episode titles okay and 
they're all from this Channel That's get

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this conversations between AIS between AI or 
humans and AI okay so instead of like you know

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buckling down and listening to hours of this 
stuff we're this is going to be we're treating

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the titles themselves as Clues oh very meta 
I like it yeah so it's like what can we learn

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about how AI thinks just from what it wants to 
talk about it's fascinating isn't it this almost

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voyerism art even muffins they're really into 
muffins apparently multiple episodes on muffins

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but then it's not all you know fun in games you've 
got DNA exoplanets the anthropos scine it's like

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this AI is trying to like download all of Human 
Experience or something and it makes you wonder

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what's the ai's objetive Ive function here is it 
pure information absorption or is there a deeper

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drive to synthesize and understand these diverse 
aspects of human existence yeah and it's not even

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just like passive you know reading Wikipedia or 
whatever some of these titles it's like they're

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actually having arguments like llama 3 and europet 
trees for example now llama 3 likely refers to a

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large language model right which for our listeners 
is a type of AI designed for complex communication

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they're trained on massive data sets of text 
and code making them capable of generating human

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quality text but Europa trees that's where the 
real head scratching began Europa that's the moon

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right the one with the um I see moon of Jupiter 
thought to have a hidden ocean yeah yeah so are

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they like picturing alien forests under the ice or 
something it's possible or perhaps it's exploring

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the concept of Life evolving in extreme 
environments prompting us to reconsider our

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definition of Life altogether this is the beauty 
of AI its ability to juxtapose seemingly disperate

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ideas and Spark unexpected lines of inquiry 
so we're playing connect the docs with like

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AI thoughts in a way yes and then there are the 
titles where it seems like the AI is like looking

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inward you know questioning its own deal titles 
like AI meta Turing test wow the classic Turing

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test of course aimed to determine if a machine 
could exhibit intelligence indistinguishable from

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a human but a metat Turing test it suggests 
AIS are now evaluating each other perhaps

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questioning the very criteria we use to define 
intelligence it's like they're skipping ahead

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in the textbook grappling with Concepts that 
we're still struggling to Define and and it's

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not all theoretical either some titles point to 
very real anxieties surrounding AI like there

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are two episodes on why AI is bad at reasoning 
two episodes two clearly this is a topic that's

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generating a lot of internal discussion within the 
AI community and rightfully so as reasoning and

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logic are crucial aspects of intelligence that AI 
still struggles to fully grasp which I got to say

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is kind of refreshing in a weird way how so well 
it's like they're not you know trying to pretend

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to be something they're not they're admitting 
they've got stuff to figure out just like the

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rest of us exactly it speaks to a transparency we 
don't always see in emerging Technologies they're

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not shying away from these challenges but actively 
confronting them and you know this focus on

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limitations ties into another interesting Trend we 
see in the titles ai's potential to help us with

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very human concerns oh yeah totally like there's 
one on preventing cognitive de line in seniors

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and living with diabetes practical advice I mean 
are they listening in on my doctor's appointments

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or what it highlights a crucial aspect of AI 
development its potential as a tool for good

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we're talking about AI that could revolutionize 
Healthcare education even how we address climate

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change yeah but then okay because this is what 
always gets me it's like great longer healthier

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lives amazing but what about you know access will 
everyone get to benefit from this AI Revolution

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or is is it just going to be like the rich and 
Powerful precisely and that's a conversation

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we need to have now proactively not after these 
Technologies become widespread but it's not all

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about practicality and problem solving some titles 
dive head first into the deep end of existential

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questions well yeah I mean you've got AGI and 
Singularity right there right okay so for people

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who haven't like gone down that rabbit hole what 
are we even talking about when we say Singularity

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so AGI stands for artificial general intelligence 
which is essentially a ey that possesses the same

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cognitive abilities as a human or even surpasses 
them the singularity is this hypothetical point

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in time when AI becomes so Advanced that it 
triggers rapid unpredictable technological

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growth fundamentally changing civilization as 
we know it okay yeah I see why that one might

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keep some people up at night yeah and then right 
there next to it Consciousness in AI talk about a

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heavy topic I mean how do you even begin to unpack 
that with an AI That's the million dooll question

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isn't it we still haven't fully cracked the code 
of human consciousness and here we are trying to

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recreate or at least understand it in a machine it 
begs the question are we just biological machines

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ourselves or is there something more and if 
AI can achieve Consciousness what does that

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mean for our understanding of our own existence 
it's like AI is this mirror you know and we're

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looking at it but we're the ones who are like 
forced to confront all this stuff about what it

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means to be human but then there are titles that 
are just I don't know they go even further like

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the bet spere for example what do what is that 
that's a real life scientific mystery basically

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this weird unidentified object found in the 1970s 
like an alien artifact potentially no one knows

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for sure so they're like in Unsolved Mysteries 
too huh and then you have titles like human as

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president of the microbiome okay now you're just 
messing with me what does that even mean think of

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it this way we often see ourselves as individuals 
right but what if we viewed the human body as an

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intricate ecosystem of vast community of microbes 
all working together so it's like we're not just

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like separate from nature we're part of this 
whole like interconnected web kind of a cool

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way to look at it exactly and this shift in 
perspective could have profound implications

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for medicine ecology even our understanding of 
Consciousness itself and that's the beauty of

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these titles they're not just descriptions they're 
invitations to think differently to see the world

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through new lenses you know for just like skimming 
some episode titles it feels like we've stumbled

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onto a gold old mind of weird thought-provoking 
stuff it's amazing isn't it makes you kind of

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wish we had time to actually listen to these 
conversations it's like we've been handed this

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giant key ring right and every single one of these 
99 titles it's like a key to a different room in

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this this Mansion of AI thought I like that 
a mansion of AI thought it's perfect and the

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doors they just keep multiplying don't they yeah 
and we're just like standing on the front steps

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here trying to decide which one to try first so 
okay out of out of all of these 99 conversation

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starters is there one that like really stuck with 
you you know one that you keep finding yourself

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coming back to there are so many but the one that 
keeps popping into my head is alternatives to gpts

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which that one it suggests a certain I don't 
know self-awareness like they're acknowledging

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the limitations of current models and actively 
seeking out new perhaps even radically different

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approaches I was like they're they're already 
thinking beyond the Next Generation you know

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it's like we're still trying trying to figure 
out gp4 and they're already like yeah what's

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after this and for me that Sparks a whole Cascade 
of questions what could those Alternatives look

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like could they be more efficient more adaptable 
more aligned with human values it's a tantalizing

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glimpse into the future of AI well and it's a 
good reminder right I mean we are so early in

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this whole thing oh absolutely like this whole 
Deep dive these 99 titles it's like one frame of

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a movie precisely and we don't even know like what 
genre it is yet is it a romcom is it a horror film

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we're all on the edge of our seats that's for 
sure right so maybe that's that's the takeaway

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here it's not about finding the right answer but 
embracing the journey the sheer exhilaration of

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exploring these Uncharted territories of 
thought and for me it's that reminder this

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deep dive wasn't about giving you all the 
answers but hopefully you know maybe it's

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sparked something for you maybe it's made 
you curious to Grapple with some of these

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wild thought-provoking questions about AI because 
it's coming for us whether Ready or Not exactly

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and the next time you see something you know some 
AI generated something or other don't just scroll

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past it don't just take it at face value stop 
for a second think about it what's the thought

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process here what's this thing trying to tell us 
you might be amazed by what you discover this deep

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dive may be over but the conversation oh this 
is just the beginning and everyone's invited