An Analogue Renaissance, Digital Real Estate and Bioinformatics - The Digital Speaker series EP013
In this episode, The Digital Speaker discusses the increasing aversion to digitalisation, digital real estate, and bioinformatics.
Read MoreIn this episode, The Digital Speaker discusses the increasing aversion to digitalisation, digital real estate, and bioinformatics.
Read MoreIn a world of digital landlords and nano-sensors, the ones and zeros are king. In this episode of The Digital Speaker series, I will explore an emerging trend in the digital sphere; an increasing aversion to over-digitised tech and why we may be on the cusp of an analogue renaissance.
Read MoreIn today’s show, we have Dan Turchin, sharing his insights with us on the hype of today, AI, but especially AI ethics.
Read MoreMost of us would agree that the world of work will change more in the next decade than it has probably in the last 250 years since the first industrial revolution.
Read MoreIn this Tech Journal, The Digital Speaker delves into a breed of digitally savvy politicians, followed by an exploration into Liquid Neural Networks.
Read MoreIn the 10th episode of The Tech Journal, The Digital Speaker takes a look at a new breed of digitally savvy politicians emerging from the ashes of our democracy.
Read MoreIn this episode, we discuss Digitalism, which will be the first, true global political doctrine; a story where governments, companies and citizens battle for data.
Read MoreToday, I will discuss the end of Liberalism and how Digitalism will replace it as the world’s first truly global political doctrine; a story where governments, companies and citizens battle for data.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Tech Journal, I discuss CLIP and DALL-E, ethics in computing, and how neural networks solved a 50-year-old problem.
Read MoreIn the 8th episode of The Tech Journal, The Digital Speaker explores the digital realm, taking a closer look at CLIP and DALL-E, the latest networks to come out of OpenAI, ethics in computing, and how neural networks solved a 50-year-old biological problem.
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