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DTN 007: Generative AI has a Carbon Problem
Plus: Japan falls back in love with nuclear energy, DIY genetic engineering, an intercontinental network of robotic telescopes, Blue Origin made solar cells out of fake moon dirt, and more.
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Accelerating Advanced Nuclear Energy with Oklo’s Jacob DeWitte
Jacob DeWitte is the co-founder and CEO of Oklo Inc., a Santa Clara, CA based company developing and building microreactors.
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Bringing R&D out of the Lab with Arch Mission Foundation’s Nova Spivack
Nova Spivack is a serial entrepreneur, founder of the venture studio Magical, co-founder of Fuzionaire, and the co-founder and chairman of the Arch Mission Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a backup of human knowledge throughout the solar system.
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DTN 006: Operation Choke Point 2.0
Plus: Battery investments are booming, lab grown meat won't give you cancer, DARPA's orbital laser internet, the sex life of death cap mushrooms, and more.
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DTN 005: Bezos' Big Bet on Life Extension
Plus: South Park creators land $20M for deep fake company, a company is bringing back the Dodo, water ATMs, how AI and EVs can save the bees, and more.
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DTN 004: Branding the New Space Age
Plus: an AI for smells, a nuclear Mars rocket, a first nuclear fuel recycling facility, Ferrari simulating engine sounds for EVs, and more.
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Branding the New Space Age with Space Agency’s Robin Seemangal
Robin Seemangal is a co-founder of Space Agency, a new creative agency that spun out of Supercluster, a space-focused digital media platform created by GrandArmy and A24.
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DTN 003: The new clean tech boom
Plus: an AI scientist that engineers living cells, blockchains in space, World Economic Fund and Linux enter metaverse, scientists reverse aging in mice, and more.
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DTN 002: Space is Hard
Plus: Microsoft's voice deepfakes, GPT fools scientists, crypto on the space station, the end of animal testing for drug trials, and more.
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DTN 001: Innovation is Down Bad
Plus: Chinese researchers claim to break encryption, fungi are eating your CDs, and only $4B worth of crypto was stolen last year.