Deep Future

Deep Future

Implementing Science Fiction

  1. -1 дн.

    A Million Robot Fans — Mike Winter 5/5

    Mike Winter tells me how a 1994 Wired Robot Wars call pulled him out of an Alaska winter — flipper bots, a million fans, warehouse humanoids, and a Cannonball Run rule: never be bored.

    A Million Robot Fans — Mike Winter 5/5

  2. -2 дн.

    Neurons in Your Hands — Mike Winter 4/5

    Mike Winter and I go from local AI tools and gritty real props to childhood computers, Super 8 stop-motion, and why working with your hands still beats living only in your head.

    Neurons in Your Hands — Mike Winter 4/5

  3. -3 дн.

    Screw the Screws — Mike Winter 3/5

    Mike Winter and I argue fasteners, DJI-grade mechanics, and a no-screws design challenge — then widen out to what manufacturing is for and what still makes a person fulfilled.

    Screw the Screws — Mike Winter 3/5

  4. -4 дн.

    I Wanted to Make Monsters — Mike Winter 2/5

    Mike Winter walks me through his first CAD startup, the secret wish to make film monsters, offline research contests, and why Dollar Tree dioramas beat sitting around watching TV.

    I Wanted to Make Monsters — Mike Winter 2/5

  5. -5 дн.

    AI or Die — Mike Winter 1/5

    Mike Winter and I start with his AI or Die combat-robot fight against his BattleBots-veteran daughter — then dioramas as everyday model-making, and why creative thinking shouldn't live only in language.

    AI or Die — Mike Winter 1/5

  6. 11 сент.

    Christmas Every Day — Juan Enriquez 4/4

    Juan Enriquez and I start with his case for scientific optimism, then follow it into optogenetics, Openwater’s open-source brain tools, and a new model for medical research. We connect that model to local AI and the larger question underneath the whole conversation: whether we use the extraordinary agency already in our hands.

    Christmas Every Day — Juan Enriquez 4/4

  7. 10 сент.

    Planet Water — Juan Enriquez 3/4

    Juan Enriquez and I follow climate change into the oceans, where almost all of the warming is stored. He explains how more moisture in the atmosphere produces extreme rain while heat dries out the land, why net zero will not cool the oceans quickly, and how marine cloud layers or stratospheric geoengineering might help. We connect BYD-scale manufacturing to geoengineering drones, then confront the harder problem: who can coordinate action before politicians demand an instant fix?

    Planet Water — Juan Enriquez 3/4

  8. 9 сент.

    Air Condition the Planet — Juan Enriquez 2/4

    Juan Enriquez and I confront the case for geoengineering. We trace how warming oceans, peat fires, permafrost methane, and abrupt shifts recorded in Greenland ice cores can turn climate change into a runaway cycle. Then we explore volcanic aerosols, Stephen Salter’s cloud-brightening ships, stratospheric reflectors, and dual-use drones—and the geopolitical problem of deciding who gets to cool the planet.

    Air Condition the Planet — Juan Enriquez 2/4
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Implementing Science Fiction

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  • Автор
    Deep Future
  • Годы выхода
    2021 - 2026
  • Выпуски
    114
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    С ненормативной лексикой
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