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Fireside Chat #2 | A Message From The Class Of 2022 | Conversation With Aaryan Shah, Kyler Wang, And Sneha Revanur | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
Three graduating high school seniors (who have each received full-rides to college) reveal their regrets, lessons learned, and defining moments that made their last 4 years memorable.
How NASA’s Space Exploration, Technology, And Security Positively Impact Humanity | A Conversation With Renee Wynn And Steve Luczynski | Redefining Society Podcast With Marco Ciappelli
Even if you want to refuse to look up or you believe the Earth is flat, it doesn’t change the truth about Space Exploration: it has an impressive track record of improving our life here on the ground. So many aspects of our well-being, our security, and the growth of humanity as a whole depend on it.
Fireside Chat #1 | High School Hackers And The Open Source Movement | A Conversation With Aiden Bai, Ishan Goel, And Pranav Teegavarapu | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
Join us around the campfire: talking with teens who have coded some incredible (and popular!) open-source projects, with hundreds or thousands of stars on Github ⭐
Ukraine Invasion: Lessons On Cyber Warfare (WAR) And Its Impact On Humanity | A Conversation With Grant Gibson | Redefining Society With Marco Ciappelli
Some say that nobody wants war, and yet here we are. They are different because technology has changed, but they still suck. Is there a clear distinction between cyber and kinetic warfare? Does it even matter? What can we learn about it from this war in Ukraine?
Underserved People Need Free Access To Learn Digital, Social, And Business Skills | Redefining Society With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone and Busayo Odunlami
Positive cultural and societal changes do not happen in a day, but they need to start somewhere, and indeed they do not happen by magic. Education is a key driver that can promote, facilitate, and speed up such changes.
Building In Public And The Future Of Web3 | A Conversation With Aryan Sharma | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
Aryan Sharma (@aryxnsharma) on leveraging Web3, building in public, and a page from the book of game theory—the signal behind the layers of complexity and hype.
Cryptography Everywhere | Protecting Data In Systems, Apps, And Communications - Is It Resilient Enough For What The Future Holds? | Redefining Society With Professor Kenneth Graham Paterson
Cryptography is now everywhere in the online world; but how do we know it’s doing its job properly?
A Metaverse That Is Diverse, Inclusive, Accessible And Safe For All. Why Not? Seriously! | Redefining Society With Eve Logunova-Parker
The Metaverse, VR, XR, and much of the social technology we are developing today can and should be used for good. We have an ample opportunity to use it for good or look back one day and regret we didn’t.
Effective Altruism And A Framework To Solve Pressing Problems | A Conversation With Ziyaan Virji | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
3 years. $3-8. 100% biodegradable. Ziyaan created For the Menstruator from a school project, following a transformative life experience as a teenager in Kenya. They’ve changed lives for 13,500+ girls.
The Impact Of Digital Experiences On Adolescents With Mental Health Vulnerabilities | Redefining Society With Sonia Livingstone
Since when technology has entered our daily life, every new generation of parents has to deal with their children's education on how to use and not to use it. It has become harder and harder to understand the dynamics that shape our interaction with this new techno reality. It is even harder for adolescents, and it get
Episode 41 | Guest: George Platsis and DJ Zeus | We start with music, of course | Do we let AI decide what we eat and how we live? | Is technology a tool or a crutch? | Are modern societies driven by natural or handmade needs | Crowdsourcing innovation
Episode 41 | Guest: George Platsis and DJ Zeus | We start with music, of course | Do we let AI decide what we eat and how we live? | Is technology a tool or a crutch? | Are modern societies driven by natural or handmade needs | Crowdsourcing innovation
Episode 40 | Where is Waldo? | A list of Breakthrough Technologies of 2022 | Is the NFT art a craze or is it here to stay? What does it means for artists of all kind? | Is the end of passwords really here? LOL!
Episode 40 | Where is Waldo? | A list of Breakthrough Technologies of 2022 | Is the NFT art a craze or is it here to stay? What does it means for artists of all kind? | Is the end of passwords really here? LOL! | This and much more on this week's episode
The Future Of Education In The Year 2050, And Other Time Traveling Adventures | Redefining Society With Matthew Williams
Today is not today. This is one of those episodes where we get into our time machine, kick it into gear, and go somewhen in time — we are moving the clock forward to get a glimpse into the future of education, in 2050.
#39 | Guest Tracy Z. Maleeff @InfosecSherpa | Cybersecurity and sport, checking sources to beat misinformation, and mentoring Infosec students and professionals in Africa | Also... The internet is not what you think it is, and what is Digital Colonialism?
It is Episode 39, and we are joined by Guest Tracy Z. Maleeff AKA @InfosecSherpa | She talks about cybersecurity and sport, checking sources to beat misinformation, and mentoring Infosec students and professionals in Africa | Also we chat about a book called “The internet is not what you think it is” and we discuss Dig
Technology and Psychology. The Thin Blurry Line Between Reality and Digital World | Redefining Society With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone PhD
On this second podcast recorded with Dr. Susan Birne-Stone, we dive into a conversation that we believe will take many episodes to exhaust. Well, actually, there are good chances that it never will: Reality and Digital World, is there actually a separation between the two?
We share some of our personal feelings about what is happening in Ukraine | A robotic sous chef could change the way kitchens function | Cutting through the cloud tech for the future of farming | Self-Driving Delivery Robots Achieve Level 4 Autonomy
It is Episode 38, and Sean is back! | With a sad heart for what is happening in Ukraine, we share some of our personal feelings, a few Infosec perspectives about it, and then we move into regular tech conversations | A robotic sous chef could change the way kitchens function | Cutting through the cloud tech for the fut
Episode 37, with Keenan Skelly | How do we feel about conferences swags? | Anthropologists are tapping into AI | Gamification is fun, good for exercising our bodies and our minds | Micro-Mobility can do wonders for the environment and our health
This Episode’s Guest is Keenan Skelly | As in-person events are back on the radar, we are sharing how we feel about conferences swags. | Anthropologists are tapping into AI with “fashion underground.” | Gamification is fun, good for exercising our bodies and our minds. | Human and electric powered Micro-Mobility can do
Autodidactism, Engineering Luck, And Unique Life Experiences | A Conversation With Okezue Bell | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
From playing chess with Garry Kasparov to conducting breakthrough research at Stanford, Harvard, MIT Media Lab, and Microsoft, Okezue talks about how he engineers unique experiences and luck.
This episode's uninvited guest is the wind in Malibu | Powering a distributed IoT using cryptocurrency, is it the internet of the people? | AI can fly fighter jets and engage in dogfight air combat but will humans ever trust it completely? | How about an Artificial Intelligence that can clean your grill? Now that is a good use for AI | All of this and so much more on this week episode of Through The TechVine
This episode's uninvited guest is the wind in Malibu | Powering a distributed IoT using cryptocurrency, is it the internet of the people? | AI can fly fighter jets and engage in dogfight air combat but will humans ever trust it completely? | How about an Artificial Intelligence that can clean your grill? Now that is a
This episode's guest is Eric Schou | Where do ideas for innovation come from? Then Proteus and avatars take over the conversation as we spend time in deep discussion about life inside and outside The Metaverse
This episode's guest is Eric Schou | Where do ideas for innovation come from? Then Proteus and avatars take over the conversation as we spend time in deep discussion about life inside and outside the Metaverse.
This episode's guest is Ashish Gupta | How we can improve people's lives and that of entire communities with just one single act | Technology is not all about big expensive projects, how focused innovation can help a lot | Looking for sinkholes from space | Log4J explained - what is the lesson for everyone? | Smart contact lenses? Smart in what sense? A different kind of Google Glass?
This episode's guest is Ashish Gupta | How we can improve people's lives and that of entire communities with just one single act | Technology is not all about big expensive projects, how focused innovation can help a lot | Looking for sinkholes from space | Log4J explained - what is the lesson for everyone? | Smart con
Minecraft For Science: Building A Metaverse For K12 Science Education | A Conversation With Aditya Vishwanath | DeltaX Podcast With Ellen Xu
If only learning science was like playing Minecraft or being inside The Magic School Bus… 🤔 This may soon be a reality — rethinking education from first-principles using VR and the metaverse.
This episode's guest is Tyler Cohen Wood | Catching the Catfishers, a book about being safe online | 5G towers and airplanes are not getting along | Wireless charging via radio waves is finally here | Internet via satellite for everyone but not for cats | Play a game and teach AI as you have fun | There is now an Artificial Moon to test its gravity and environment here on Earth
In this Episode, Diana, Sean, and Marco are joined by a special guest, Tyler Cohen Wood and together they talk about Catching the Catfishers, a book about being safe online | 5G towers and airplanes are not getting along | Wireless charging via radio waves is finally here | Internet via satellite for everyone but not f
TV, Radio, Printing Press and how new mass media technology doesn’t kill the old ones. Sorry Buggles, great song, but the radio star is still alive and well | Growing veggies in your apartment with Hydroponic Systems | The extra thumb you didn’t know you needed. Really? | The Vinyl is back on top of the charts | Through The TechVine Radio Program Episode ThirtyTwo
In this Episode, Diana, Sean, and Marco talk about TV, Radio, Printing Press and how new mass media technology doesn’t kill the old ones. Sorry Buggles, great song, but the radio star is still alive and well | Growing veggies in your apartment with Hydroponic Systems | The extra thumb you didn’t know you needed. Really