Explorers of Exponential Change: Episode 1
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Understand the future before it happens.
"Explorers of Exponential Change" is a cutting-edge podcast that dives into how emerging technologies β especially artificial intelligence β are rapidly reshaping our world.
Each episode, crafted through collaboration between advanced AI and human insight, unpacks the social, ethical, and economic consequences of this transformation. From deep dives into models like Claude AI and OpenAI, to practical guides on Large Language Models (LLMs), and thought-provoking scenarios about AGI risks and global cooperation, the series offers both clarity and vision in times of change.
Whether you're curious, cautious, or optimistic about the future, this podcast helps you make sense of the exponential curve weβre all riding.
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This episode is part of an experimental approach where artificial intelligence is not the protagonist, but the channel. We use AI agents as expressive tools to shape content that is carefully selected, intentionally structured, and guided by human judgment. We avoid algorithmic improvisation, aiming instead for conscious human design β a new format to explore ideas with agility, depth, and a distinct voice. Artificial intelligence is merely the medium and the set of tools; the focus, the curation, and the meaning remain, unequivocally, human.
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