The Conduct Science Podcast: The Turing Test 00:00 – Intro 04:40 – Computers and random numbers 11:00 – Book on a toothpick 17:00 – Cryptography background 21:45 – Alan Turing 32:20 – The Turing Test 43:15 – Cryptography 57:15 – Blockchain 1:03:00 – 100 episode tangent 1:05:00 – Ending and outro You can listen to The Conduct Science Podcast by
The Method Section: Brain Size and Intelligence 00:00 – Intro 02:42 – A history of brain studies 08:30 – Issues in comparative studies 10:09 – Marine Mammals as a study group 16:45 – Are dolphins really intelligent? 22:32 – Ending outro You can listen to The Method Section by using the player above, searching for “The Conduct Science Podcast” on
Intelligence – Timestamps 00:00 – Hello and welcome 01:43 – Factoids 20:54 – IQ 37:59 – Animal intelligence 41:20 – Tom’s dolphin rant 43:18 – Nature or nurture? 57:18 – Artificial Intelligence 1:01:30 – Rise of intelligence through society 1:03:28 – Ending and outro You can listen to The Conduct Science Podcast by using the player above, searching for “The
Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence – Timestamps 00:00 – Hello, welcome and introduction to Mitch 01:18 – Introduction to neuroscience 07:00 – EMDR therapy and mental disorders in modern society 18:59 – Modelling the brain with AI 22:20 – Central vs peripheral brain systems 26:10 – Autonomy in society and the workforce 33:50 – Cyborg rats 38:25 – Could we control
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