Tag: AI
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Season 4 – Episode 3: Dominique Shelton-Leipzig
Dominique Shelton-Leipzig is an attorney and technology entrepreneur focused on data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI governance. She leads Global Data Innovation and co-founded NxtWork. She has represented major tech firms and trained over 50,000 professionals on privacy and cybersecurity, discussing AI governance challenges in a recent episode.
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Season 4 – Episode 2: Anthony Morgan
Anthony Morgan, the new co-host of The Nature of Things on CBC, is an award-winning science communicator dedicated to transforming public perceptions of science. With nearly 20 years of experience across various platforms, he has earned multiple accolades, including a Falling Walls nomination, and is involved in initiatives tackling misinformation.
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Season 3 – Episode 6: Steven Pinker
Steven Pinker, a prominent author and psychologist, explores language, mind, and human nature. His research covers knowledge, language acquisition, emotion, morality, rationality, and violence trends. In a major episode of All Things Considered, Dr. Christopher DiCarlo interviews Pinker, inviting listeners to share their insights in the comments.
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Season 3 -Episode 5: Kelly Carlin-McCall
Kelly Carlin-McCall returns with new insights on culture, comedy, and AI in her latest episode. Listeners are encouraged to tune in, promising an engaging experience that shouldn’t be missed.
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Season 3 – Episode 4: James Wiles
The Wolfram Institute for Computational Foundations of Science is a nonprofit focused on integrating computational methods with fundamental science across various disciplines. Led by James Wiles, the institute aims to develop robust research programs in fields such as physics, mathematics, and artificial intelligence, utilizing James’ expertise in technology and organizational strategy.
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Season 3 – Episode 3: Wyatt Tessari L’Allie
Wyatt Tessari L’Allie, a Western Canadian educated in mechanical engineering and filmmaking, has pursued a political career focused on climate change. After moving to Toronto and establishing the Centre for Human Success, he transitioned into health tech. Now in Ottawa, L’Allie aims to promote Canada’s leadership in AGI governance globally.