All original. All human. Thinking On Paper is a weekly technology podcast about AI, quantum computing, robotics, space infrastructure, privacy, media, energy and the future of human life. It's a show for people who know technology is changing everything, but don’t trust the hype merchants, doom merchants, or LinkedIn prophets to explain it. Every week, Mark Fielding and Jeremy Gilbertson speak to founders, CEOs, scientists, writers, philosophers and outliers about the technologies reshaping business, society, work, creativity, politics and power. For curious minds.
130 episodes transcribedShopify. Duolingo. Box. Meta: Don’t give it to a human until you’ve asked the machine.This isn’t disruption. This is displacement. And if you’re not r...
In Chapter 6 of Irreducible, by Federico Faggin, Mark and Jeremy get into what makes living cells tick and why machines will never be conscious.What i...
On the 26th september, 1983, in the midst of the Cold War, the world was saved from nuclear disaster because of a human. An Ai wouldn't have seen the...
Space-based solar power is the focus of this episode with Sanjay Vijendran, former European Space Agency lead on space-based solar power and founder o...
Jihao Sun, co-founder of Flock.io, joins Mark and Jeremy to Think on Paper about decentralized AI. LLMs that trains locally, protect privacy, and rewa...
We're reading Chapter 3 of Irreducible by Federico Faggin, and he argues that consciousness is rooted in the quantum nature of life, something pot...
When Hollywood passed on RZR, David Bianchi chose to build the series independently.He used NFTs to finance production, retained creative control, and...
Is quantum based panpsychism a valid explanation of our experience? Is the universe made of conscious units know as seities? Does the universe want to...
Ajay Patel, Head of World ID at Tools for Humanity, joins Mark and Jeremy to discuss digital identity in the age of artificial intelligence.As AI-gene...
In the final chapter of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari argues that artificial intelligence could divide the world into competing digital empires, each built...
In Chapter 10 of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari examines whether artificial intelligence will strengthen authoritarian regimes or expose weaknesses within t...
Diego Borgo has helped develop Web3 strategies for brands including Adidas, Porsche and Mastercard. In this episode, he explains why many corporate bl...
Coleman Collins, Director of Product at IonQ, joins Thinking on Paper to explain how trapped-ion quantum computers work and why IonQ believes they off...
Philip Johnston, co-founder of StarCloud, joins Mark and Jeremy to explain how the company plans to build AI data centers in space.StarCloud is develo...
In Chapter 9 of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari examines whether democracy can survive the data age and what happens when artificial intelligence begins to c...
Fintan Buckley, CEO of Ubotica, joins Thinking on Paper to explain how artificial intelligence is changing the way satellites observe Earth, detect di...
In Chapter 8 of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari examines the AI alignment problem: how to ensure that artificial intelligence acts in ways that support human...
Boris Mamlyuk and Anuj Dasgupta, founders of STXN, join Thinking on Paper to explain how smart transactions could make Ethereum easier to use.Standard...
In Chapter 7 of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari examines how artificial intelligence is transforming surveillance from passive observation into continuous an...
In Chapter 6 of Nexus, Yuval Noah Harari examines how artificial intelligence could shape human beliefs, political movements, religions and scientific...
