최고 Emerging Tech 팟캐스트 (2025)

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Ep 25. Turning Agri Waste to Cellulose Fibre, High-Tech Naturalism and the Making of a Fashion Scientist with Amanda Parkes 1:44:38

5d ago1:44:38

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In this episode, host Mili Tharakan, dives deep into the extraordinary mind and career of Amanda Parkes—a true pioneer at the intersection of science, fashion, and engineering. Amanda has consistently challenged boundaries and redefined what’s possible in textiles and sustainability. Amanda Parkes is a renowned fashion scientist with more than 20 y…

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AI-Enhanced Dream Control: Next Frontier in Sleep Tech? 15:47

7d ago15:47

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Two AI hosts go head-to-head on one of the most provocative ideas in sleep science: AI-enhanced dream control. Is it the dawn of a new frontier, or just science fiction dressed in hype? Drawing on recent research, one side argues that advances in single-channel EEG, wearable hearables, and AI-driven sleep staging point to technologies that could on…

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Exploring the Future of Connected Vehicles (Part 2) 21:14

29d ago21:14

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In this second installment of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary B. Pyers, Esq., and law student Nick Rhoads delve into the pressing issues surrounding connected vehicles and the massive amounts of data they generate. From data privacy concerns to national security implications, they explore the growing debate over who ow…

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Hacking Yeast With A Microbiologist: How Microbes Are Powering the Future of Food 1:03:30

2M ago1:03:30

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Send us a text Think yeast is just for bread and beer? Think again! Discover how this tiny microorganism is driving the future of biofuels, cleaning up oil spills, transforming sustainable food, and creating eco-friendly materials. On Emerging Tech Unpacked, host Lucy Lin dives deep into the incredible world of “yeast hacking” with trailblazing mic…

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Ep 24. Medicine-Embedded Textiles: Reimagining Fabric for Pain Relief and Healing with Bradley Seese 1:04:29

2M ago1:04:29

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In this episode, host Mili speaks with Bradley Seese,(“The Yarn Geek”), VP of Operations at Clothing 2.0 and a lifelong textile innovator and technical visionary, about the future of medicine-embedded textiles. Learn how Clothing 2.0 is infusing active ingredients like capsaicin (the spicy compound in chili peppers) into yarns to create health-prom…

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Exploring the Future of Connected Vehicles (Part 1) 22:36

2M ago22:36

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In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary B. Pyers, Esq. is joined by Nick Rhoads, a law student at Capital University Law School, to dive into the world of connected vehicles. Nick shares his passion for transportation, from his love of muscle cars to his academic focus on connected vehicle technology and its…

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Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Health Crisis Explained 1:25:20

2M ago1:25:20

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Send us a text What if the medicines you rely on suddenly stopped working? In this episode of Emerging Tech Unpacked, host Lucy Lin is joined by Dr Christine Carson, founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Cytophenix, a trailblazer in tackling the urgent crisis of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Discover how AMR threatens everything from routine su…

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🌱 Ep 23. Stitching together South American Folklore, Migration and Community with Jennifer Droguett Espinosa (x Fashion District) 1:08:23

3M ago1:08:23

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Special episode by No Ordinary Cloth x Fashion District In this episode of No Ordinary Cloth, host Mili speaks with Jennifer Droguett Espinosa, a Colombian and Chilean Sustainable Fashion Designer and Creative Director, and the founder of Anciela. Jennifer shares how her early experiences with migration, identity, and upcycling shaped her personal …

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Technology, Distraction, and Accountability in a Tragic Case 8:05

3M ago8:05

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In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zach Pyers is joined by Marissa Kuryla to discuss a unique criminal case that intersects technology and care duties. They dive into the tragic story of Fajr Williams, a six-year-old disabled girl who died on a school bus after a safety harness malfunction.…

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Insect Farming and Robotics: The Future of Food Waste Solutions 1:16:16

3M ago1:16:16

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Send us a text How can maggots and robots solve the global food waste crisis? Join host Lucy Lin on Emerging Tech Unpacked as she sits down with Olympia Yarger, Founder and CEO of GOTERRA, the “Maggot Lady” herself, for an eye-opening conversation about insect farming, robotics, and the future of sustainable food waste solutions. Discover how milli…

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NanoFrontiers: Shape-Shifting Tech 8:06

3M ago8:06

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Programmable Matter: The Future of Nanotechnology Imagine a future where your phone liquefies into a wristband or your furniture morphs to fit any room. Welcome to the world of programmable matter! Join Warren Whitlock in this episode of Emerging Technologies as he dives into the fascinating possibilities enabled by nanotechnology. Discover how pro…

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Should Kids Still Learn to Code? 12:54

4M ago12:54

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Should Your Kids Learn to Code? The Future of Programming with AI In this episode of 'Emerging Technologies with Warren,' Warren Whitlock delves into the evolving necessity of learning to code and the impact of AI on the future of programming. Drawing from his 50 years of experience in technology, Warren reflects on how coding has shaped his career…

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Ethics of Memory Editing: Curing PTSD or Erasing Identity? 13:30

4M ago13:30

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What happens when science gives us the power to rewrite our own memories? In this episode of Emerging Tech Debates, we dive into one of neuroscience’s most controversial frontiers: memory editing. From beta-blockers like propranolol to cutting-edge tools like molecular memory modification and optogenetics, researchers are now exploring ways to damp…

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Discover the Fun Side of Trading with AIQuant.Fun 21:42

4M ago21:42

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Unlocking the Future of Crypto Trading with AI Quant | Emerging Technologies with Warren In this episode of Emerging Technologies with Warren, host Warren Whitlock explores the impact of AI on investing, particularly focusing on AI trading bots. Warren delves into the capabilities of AI Quant, an advanced AI-powered trading platform designed for th…

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🌱 Ep 22. Beyond the Bin: Fight Against Fashion Waste with Annabel Hought and Yayra Agbofah (x Fashion District) 39:53

4M ago39:53

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Join host Mili Tharakan as she sits down with Annabel Hought from Round Retail and Yayra Agbofah from The Revival to discuss innovative business models for sustainable fashion, the global crisis of textile waste, and the power of cross-border collaboration. This episode dives into the realities of the secondhand clothing market, the importance of c…

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How Anyone Can Buy Bitcoin 36:23

4M ago36:23

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How to Buy Bitcoin Today: A Comprehensive Guide Join Warren Whitlock in this episode of 'Emerging Technologies with Warren' as he simplifies the process of buying Bitcoin for everyone. Warren discusses the fundamentals of Bitcoin, the steps needed to purchase it, and how to secure your digital assets. Learn about Bitcoin mining, the importance of p…

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BCIs for Paralysis: Hope vs. Hype in Medical Tech. 25:33

4M ago25:33

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This podcast epiosde discusses Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs), highlighting their potential to transform the lives of individuals with paralysis by restoring communication and motor control through the translation of neural signals. While acknowledging significant advancements, such as achieving near-naturalistic speech decoding and precise robot…

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Neuralink’s First Human Trials: Breakthrough or PR Stunt? 28:30

4M ago28:30

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This podcast episode examines Neuralink's initial human trials, analyzing whether they represent a genuine breakthrough in brain-computer interface (BCI) technology or are primarily a public relations (PR) maneuver. It explores Neuralink's vision and technology, detailing the implant and robotic surgical system, and discusses the ambitious long-ter…

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Say Goodbye to Passwords 16:13

4M ago16:13

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The Future of Identity: Password-Free Digital Authentication - Emerging Technologies with Warren In this episode of Emerging Technologies with Warren, host Warren Whitlock explores the future of digital identity. He discusses how we can prove who we are online without the need for passwords, usernames, or even emails. Warren delves into the limitat…

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🌱 Ep 21: Circular Fashion in Action: Insights From Luxury to Highstreet Brands with Laetitia Forst, Patrick McDowell and Philippa Grogan (x Fashion District) 1:13:01

5M ago1:13:01

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In this episode of No Ordinary Cloth, host Mili Tharakan is joined by three pioneering voices in sustainable fashion and textiles: Dr. Laetitia Forst (University of the Arts London), Patrick McDowell (designer and founder of Patrick McDowell), and Philippa “Philly” Grogan (Sustainability Manager at Nobody’s Child). Together, they break down the jar…

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Emotional Intelligence in AI: How Close Are We? 10:09

5M ago10:09

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Understanding Emotional AI: The Future of Mood-Detecting Smart Assistants Join host Warren Whitlock on 'Emerging Technologies with Warren' as he delves into the fascinating world of Emotional AI. Discover how AI can now detect your mood faster than your best friend with real-world examples like Hume dot AI's versatile API for voice, text, and video…

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Embracing Innovation and Preparing for Change 28:56

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In this episode, we dive into the evolving intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and the legal profession. Our guest explores the benefits and challenges of AI in law firms, highlighting how AI can transform daily operations, from research and document review to billing and training new attorneys.…

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Enhanced Weathering: Grinding Rocks to Absorb CO2 14:10

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Can crushed rocks help solve climate change? In this episode, we dive into Enhanced Weathering—a natural carbon removal strategy that speeds up Earth’s rock cycle. Learn how spreading ground basalt on farmland could boost soil health, absorb CO₂, and even fight ocean acidification. We break down the science, the benefits, and the big challenges of …

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Biochar vs. BECCS: Which Negative Emissions Tech Wins? 16:19

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In this episode, we compare two major biomass-based carbon removal solutions: Biochar and BECCS. From net energy gains to water efficiency, co-benefits, and economic trade-offs, we break down how each technology stacks up. Plus, could a hybrid approach be the smartest path forward? Tune in to find out which solution (or combo) could help us meet cl…

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Are Neural Implants the Next Smartphone? Find Out! 14:01

5M ago14:01

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Unlocking the Future: Enhancing Your Brain with Emerging Technology Join Warren Whitlock in this captivating episode of 'Emerging Technologies with Warren' as he delves into the future of brain enhancement. Discover how emerging technologies are poised to improve memory, cognitive function, and overall brain health. Learn about the impact of better…

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Ocean Fertilization: Dumping Iron to Save the Climate? 23:15

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This podcast episode explores ocean iron fertilization as a potential climate change mitigation strategy, detailing its basis in stimulating phytoplankton growth to absorb atmospheric CO2. It discusses experimental findings, noting that while iron addition increases phytoplankton, sustained, substantial carbon export to the deep ocean remains uncer…

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Direct Air Capture Plants: Climeworks’ $1,000/Ton Problem 28:32

5M ago28:32

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This podcast episode discuss Direct Air Capture (DAC), a technology that removes carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere, as a crucial tool in combating climate change. They explain how DAC systems, such as liquid solvent and solid sorbent methods, operate and highlight Climeworks, a company that has pioneered this field with operational plants…

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Aluminum-Air Batteries: 1,000-Mile EV Range… If They Don’t Explode 13:27

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This podcast episode discusses aluminum-air batteries and their potential role in powering electric vehicles, particularly their capability for extended driving ranges of around 1,000 miles due to their high energy density. The sources explain the working principle of these batteries, which use aluminum as an anode and oxygen from the air as a cath…

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Fusion Startup Backlash: Are Investors Being Scammed? 20:09

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This podcast episode discusses the burgeoning fusion energy startup landscape, which is attracting significant private investment despite the historical challenges and complexities of achieving practical fusion power. The text explores the diverse technological approaches being pursued by companies like Helion Energy and Commonwealth Fusion Systems…

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Piezoelectric Roads: Can We Generate Power from Traffic? 14:40

5M ago14:40

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This podcast episode discusses piezoelectric roads, an innovative technology that aims to generate electricity from the mechanical stress of passing vehicles. It explains the science behind piezoelectricity, where certain materials produce an electrical charge when deformed. The document outlines how these materials are embedded in roads and the pr…

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Geothermal Fracking: Clean Energy or Earthquake Maker? 15:29

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This podcast episode examines enhanced geothermal systems (EGS), a technology also known as geothermal fracking that aims to increase access to geothermal energy beyond naturally occurring sites by creating underground reservoirs. It highlights the potential of EGS as a reliable and clean energy source that can provide continuous power, unlike inte…

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Perovskite Solar Cells: The Silicon Panel Killer Stuck in Lab Purgatory 26:33

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In this podcast episode, we examine the potential and challenges of perovskite solar cells as a rival to dominant silicon-based solar technology. Initially hailed for their high efficiency and low-cost production potential, perovskite cells have faced significant hurdles, primarily concerning stability and lifespan compared to established silicon p…

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Olympic Swimming Tech: How Australia Dominates with AI, Wearables & Data 1:02:30

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Send us a text How does Australia, a nation of just 26 million, consistently dominate Olympic swimming? In this episode of Emerging Tech Unpacked, host Lucy Lin sits down with Jess Corones, General Manager of Performance Support and Olympic Campaign at Swimming Australia, to reveal the tech and teamwork powering Australia’s swimming success. Discov…

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Kite-Powered Cargo Ships: Maersk’s 21st-Century Sailors 14:57

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This podcast episode discuss the increasing need for the maritime shipping industry, responsible for a significant portion of global carbon emissions, to transition towards decarbonisation, driven by ambitious targets from bodies like the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Maersk, a major shipping company, is highlighted for its strong comm…

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Plasma Gasification: Turning Trash Into Clean Energy or Toxic Risk? 50:54

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This podcast episode discusses plasma gasification, a technology that uses extremely high temperatures to convert waste into a usable synthesis gas (syngas) and inert solid byproducts. It outlines the scientific principles of plasma, the process of gasification, and the components of a plasma gasification plant. The sources explore the potential be…

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AI-Optimized Nuclear Reactors: Bill Gates’ TerraPower Breakthrough 15:04

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The podcast episode discusses Bill Gates' TerraPower Natrium reactor project, an advanced nuclear energy initiative aiming to provide clean and reliable power by merging nuclear engineering with artificial intelligence. The source details the reactor's innovative design, featuring liquid sodium cooling and molten salt energy storage, highlighting i…

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Sand Batteries: Finland’s Weird Solution to Seasonal Energy Storage 14:49

5M ago14:49

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This podcast episode examines Finland's innovative use of sand batteries as a solution for seasonal energy storage, particularly for heating purposes. These systems function as thermal energy storage, converting surplus renewable electricity into heat stored in large volumes of sand. The text highlights the advantages of sand, such as its low cost,…

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Solid-State Batteries: Will They Kill Gasoline Cars by 2030? 14:24

5M ago14:24

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This episode examines solid-state battery technology as a potential advancement for electric vehicles, noting its promise for increased energy density, enhanced safety, faster charging, longer lifespan, and wider operating temperature range compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. However, the source also highlights significant challenges to …

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Curing Diseases: Myth or Reality? 16:45

5M ago16:45

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The Future of Disease: Emerging Technology with Warren Whitlock In this episode of Emerging Technology, Warren Whitlock, a seasoned futurist, explores the potential of curing diseases with advancements in medical innovation. He delves into how Western medicine has evolved from treating symptoms to targeting the underlying causes of diseases, and hi…

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AI-Powered Exoskeletons: Restoring Mobility or Military Tool? 26:22

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AI-powered rehabilitation exoskeletons help users retrain their muscles, correct posture, and gradually rebuild strength, reducing the risk of long-term mobility issues. Robotic rehabilitation systems also provide real-time feedback, allowing therapists to track progress and customize recovery plans.…

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Robot Teachers in Classrooms: Japan’s Experiment. 18:23

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The Japanese government has announced plans to use robots in school classrooms as part of a new approach to improve its population's English proficiency, and take advantage of an expected increase in tourism.

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Sex Robots: Ethical Implications and Societal Impact. 17:45

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Critics argue that sex robots present a clear risk to real persons and a social degradation that will increase sexual violence, objectify women, encourage pedophilia, reinforce negative body images, increase forms of sexual dysfunction, and pass on sexually transmitted disease.

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Warehouse Automation: Amazon Job-Killing Machine. 13:45

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Unpack the controversial question: Is warehouse automation at giants like Amazon truly a "job-killing machine"? Explore how Amazon's extensive use of robots impacts human workers, from displacement to the creation of new roles. Delve into the perspectives of workers and experts, examining the changing nature of work and broader societal implication…

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Robotic Pollinators: Saving Bees or Creating Dependency? 14:41

5M ago14:41

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Explore how robotic pollinators are being developed to address pollinator decline, like Edete, Olombria, and RoboBee. We discuss if these technologies offer a genuine solution or lead to uncertain futures and dependency, neglecting root issues like habitat loss. Consider the environmental, economic, and ethical concerns, and whether a turn towards …

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Self-Replicating Robots: Sci-Fi Dream or Existential Threat? 9:18

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In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of self-replicating robots through the lens of science fiction and real-world anxieties. Are they the key to revolutionizing industries and space exploration — or a threat to humanity’s survival? Join us as we dive into their portrayal, potential, and risks.…

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AI Surgeons: Da Vinci System’s Successes and Failures. 14:21

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The Da Vinci Surgical System has transformed minimally invasive surgery with enhanced precision and control. In this episode, we explore its major successes, ongoing AI-driven advancements, and the challenges still facing the future of autonomous robotic surgery.

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Robot Rights: Should Androids Have Legal Protections? 15:52

5M ago15:52

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Should intelligent robots have rights? In this episode, we explore proposals for granting legal status to androids, the arguments for and against it, and what it could mean for the future of AI and society. Dive into one of the most fascinating debates in tech ethics.

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Humanoid Robots: Will Tesla’s Optimus Replace Workers? 12:44

5M ago12:44

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Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, aims to take on dangerous, repetitive tasks, with plans to deploy it across factories by 2025. CEO Elon Musk believes Optimus could become bigger than Tesla’s car business. While it promises greater efficiency and cost savings, concerns about job displacement remain. Some see Optimus as a partner to human workers, f…

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Why AI Growth Will Change Everything You Know! 20:16

5M ago20:16

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The Future of AI: Economic Impact and Growth Join Warren Whitlock in another episode of 'Emerging Technology with Warren,' where he delves into the transformative powers of artificial intelligence (AI) and its economic implications. Warren discusses the rapid growth of AI and its potential to significantly boost the global economy. He explains how …

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Militarizing Space: The New Cold War. 12:41

5M ago12:41

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Is space becoming the next battlefield? In this episode, we explore how outer space is emerging as a key front in a new era of global power rivalry, echoing the original Cold War. From anti-satellite weapons and military space forces to spy satellites and dual-use technologies, the militarization of space is accelerating—and raising serious questio…

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