Juan Orbea

Ferrandis joins host Danny Crichton to talk about why code and models require different types of licenses, balancing openness with responsibility, how to keep the community adaptive even as AI models are added to more applications, how these new AI licenses are enforced, and what happens when AI models get ever cheaper to train.

If you add a compounding effect on top of an already large number, it becomes very difficult to predict the size of future outcomes.

The Software of Intelligence

The next generation of nuclear fission reactors will shed the inefficiencies that have plagued the previous generations of light water reactors. One unifying characteristic of many Generation IV reactors is that many are small, modular reactors (SMRs). Unlike traditional large, fixed nuclear power plants, SMRs are small, manufactured off-site, and... See more

But the outlook of these young people can't be explained by economics and global events alone. It must also have something to do with the way they were raised. As the University of Michigan time-analysis data show, this is a group whose members have spent the bulk of their lives in structured, adult-organized activities. They are the most honed and... See more

From 2019 to May 2022, the market was down considerably with public valuations down 53–79% across the four sectors we were reviewing.

His main point is that there is lots of logical inconsistencies within the crypto space, simply, that pitches and business modes such as "Play to Earn", do not make any sense.

Over the past several years, Roger Penrose, a noted physicist and philosopher, has suggested that fine structures in the neurons called tubules perform an exotic form of computation called “quantum computing.” Quantum computing is computing using what are called “qu bits” which take on all possible combinations of solutions simultaneously. Just... See more

The fastest growing economies in the world are un sub-Saharan Africa, growing at 5-7% YoY.