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Eli Beer & United Hatzalah: Saving Lives in 90 seconds or Less 30:20

منذ 7 أيام30:20

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Eli Beer is a pioneer, social entrepreneur, President and Founder of United Hatzalah of Israel. In thirty years, the organization has grown to more than 6,500 volunteers who unite together to provide immediate, life-saving care to anyone in need - regardless of race or religion. This community EMS force network treats over 730,000 incidents per year, in Israel, as they wait for ambulances and medical attention. Eli’s vision is to bring this life-saving model across the world. In 2015, Beer expanded internationally with the establishment of branches in South America and other countries, including “United Rescue” in Jersey City, USA, where the response time was reduced to just two minutes and thirty-five seconds. Episode Chapters (0:00) intro (1:04) Hatzalah’s reputation for speed (4:48) Hatzalah’s volunteer EMTs and ambucycles (5:50) Entrepreneurism at Hatzalah (8:09) Chutzpah (14:15) Hatzalah’s recruitment (18:31) Volunteers from all walks of life (22:51) Having COVID changed Eli’s perspective (26:00) operating around the world amid antisemitism (28:06) goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…

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Welcome to Promise. Every episode we explore new technologies, how science-fiction is turning into science-fact; and pose the question: what is the world that we want to build? If you dream of shaping the future, you’ve come to the right place.
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Season 7, Episode 8 - Touching holograms, DNA robots, and liquid batteries 52:04

منذ 7 أيام52:04

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Without sounding too many alarm bells, we now have a study showing LLMs collaborating with one another to outwit their guardrails. Depending which side of the fence you stand on, this could be a miracle, or something much more sinister. Besides that, we cover everything from building DNA nanobots inside our cells, AI-powered IVF (3 guesses the dystopia these topics might lead to…), fluid non-metallic batteries that can take any shape, being able to touch and manipulate 3d holograms, and so much more. Enjoy. Sean’s links: * Using food scraps and seashells to pull water from desert air * LLMs collaborating to fool oversight systems * World first IVF baby conceived via AI-supported systems * US renewables exceeding other forms of power for the first time Ben’s links: * Debunking all that dire wolf resurrection “news” * Building molecular robots inside cells * “the crystal that wasn’t supposed to exist”: 3d-printing metal quasicrystals * Fluid batteries that can take any shape * Touching 3d holograms If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 7 - From mousepad to... MouthPad^? 55:34

منذ 21 يومًا55:34

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A recent survey stated 75% of scientists want to leave the US. We look into what the knock on effects might be both for better and worse. Who benefits, and how do science and tech evolve as a result? Beyond that, we prompt questions like… Could predicting a heart attack end up causing one? Could the prestige of being a doctor drop as AI takes hold? Could we unleash a pandemic with fungal-based packaging? How does language change if we use tongues to navigate our devices? Sean’s links: * 3D-printing train stations in 2.5 hours * Turning coffee grounds and mushroom spores into plastic alternatives * 75% of Scientists just want to leave the US. * Using your tongue as a controlling appendage 👅 Ben’s links: * Rethinking how we train robotics to grasp things * Predicting cardiac arrest weeks in advance * Predicting Alzheimer’s years in advance * China’s exhibit of when going green has had unintended consequences If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 6 - DNA electronics and the political sway of technology 1:04:41

منذ 27 يومًا1:04:41

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We take a hard look at how AI tools shape the way we think. We recorded this just before all the tariff news. Its since emerged the list of countries affected and how, have strong signs of AI-led decision making. In some cases, being confidently incorrect. As the font of all wisdom of our time, do we care at all where these generated outputs fit on the sociopolitical spectrum, or where the sources of info come from? Beyond that, we do cover some weird and wonderful science like non-breathing animals and self-assembling electronics using DNA. But, its still hard to avoid these consequential announcements. Sean’s links: * Discovering the first non-breathing animal * Using botox-based enzymes to fight Parkinson’s * ChatGPT shifting rightwards politically * Weaponised content and where it comes from * Google Health updates now riskily include crowd-sourced answers * Beijing making AI education mandatory * The enormous value creation of open-sourced software * Honourable mentions: * What does it take to get us to another planet? * A breakdown of China’s robotics strategy Ben’s links: * Greener nuclear fusion * Using DNA to create self-assembling electronics * Genes influence our taste in music * Transistors like neurons If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 5 - The internet of Light, curing cancer, and killer robots. 55:34

منذ 7 weeks55:34

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Much like past guest Billy Jeremijenko and his company Aquila are doing for reinventing energy transportation, we cover moonshot projects aiming to transfer data with light, and put data centers on the moon. Does this start a scramble for lunar space and a reinvention of copywright law? A little more controversial is we now live in a reality where we have cancer vaccines that work, and that, however you might feel about the current adminstration, the Pentagon is saying the quiet part out loud about “killer robots”. What do these futures look like if you had your say? Sean’s links: * An open-sourced nuclear fusion power plant * 3D-printing fish meat at scale * Pentagon saying the quiet part out loud * Internet of Light * Data centers on the moon Ben’s links: * MRNA vaccines for cancer * Antidepressants doing more harm than good * Virtual reality food * Stretchable, distortion-free substrates for displays If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 4 - Trapping light and using it as a battery? 46:03

منذ 9 weeks46:03

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In this episode we look at the latest examples where theoretical physics starts intersecting with reality: what if you could store light as energy, to use it again later? What if we could use light as code, to manipulate our own cells? These scientific breakthroughs are tempered by more ominous tech developments: what do we make of a world where Uber with Guns is mainstream? Or when humanoid robots are intentionally terrifying? All this and more coming right up. Sean’s links: * Uber with funs guns * Protoclone’s ominous preview here , and website here * Curing genetic diseases before birth * Developing a programming language for active materials Ben’s links: * Big tech’s latest quantum thingy * Fully recyclable Perovskite solar panels * “quantum” batteries * Supersonic flight minus the sonic boom If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 3 - "AI still can't give you a hug. Not yet." 52:11

منذ 10 weeks52:11

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We already guessed it, but now we have the science to back it up: bots successfully drive up engagement of online platforms, but also drive down human connection in the process. For all the clamor, excitement, and maybe dread about an AI-powered future, we did settle on the fact its human connection that still matters most. But is that the path we’re headed down? Beyond this, we also look into hydrocarbon-producing leaves, underwater habitation, not-so-forever chemicals, using light to make AI computations, and much more. Please, enjoy. Sean’s links: * Bacteria can now eat forever chemicals and their toxic byproducts * Bots ⬆ user engagement, but ⬇ human connection * Real life Bioshock * OpenAI competitor for made with $50 Ben’s links: * Artificial leaves that make hydrocarbons * Using light to make AI computations * AI-powered self-healing sustainable asphalt * Battery made of yarn and powered by seawater If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 2 - Science, and who trusts it. 1:02:10

منذ 12 weeks1:02:10

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We find ourselves increasingly unable to avoid politics on this show. However, we did approach the topic from a scientific perspective: finally, someone has done cross-border research to see whether trust in science is declining, and whether political affiliation had an impact. The answers, if the science is to be believed, may surprise you. We also highlight the student-led uprising in Serbia, and its novel form of governance. Beyond the politics, we also cover everything from battery-less personal devices, to DNA chirality, to self-replicating AI and more. Please, enjoy the show. Sean’s links: * The world’s biggest battery from the least likely suspect? * Global trust in science is strong! EXCEPT…👀 * Transmitting power over skin * A brief rundown of the student uprising in Serbia * Confronting risks of “mirror” life with DNA/RNA chirality Ben’s links: * The discovery of mirror chirality building blocks in outer space * Geoengineering climate change away * Rethinking the Carnot heat engine * DeepSeek (of course) * Self replicating AI (because that’s exactly what we need)… If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 7, Episode 1 - Who holds the power? 1:02:09

منذ 13 weeks1:02:09

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We start off with a literal bang: people are successfully achieving nuclear fusion out of their kitchens. Beyond that, we chat about discovering new properties for the element bismuth, the world’s thinnest pasta, 3D-printing your own airplane, and of course much more in the realm of AI. One of these articles concerns US government intervention on AI driving rent prices up across the country. In the week since we recorded this, the official White House sources for the case have been taken down, in a general purge of information the new administration is conducting. With that in mind, what is the future you would like to build? Sean’s links: * AI algorithms driving rents up * What is the value of labor in the world of AI? * 3D print your own airplane for $120 (Titan Dynamics website here ) * Influencers getting elected to Indonesian parliament * Nuclear fusion in your kitchen Ben’s links: * The world’s thinnest pasta * Bismuth quesadilla = future PCBs? * Bismuth magnetic properties = more sustainable electronics? * AI does well diagnosing by the book, fails to diagnose real patients If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 12 - What is the future you would like to build? 1:04:29

منذ 19 weeks1:04:29

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In the final episode of 2024 we look at growing new teeth, quantum computing breakthroughs, growing diamonds in 15 minutes, turning them into diamond batteries that last for 5000 years, materials that can learn and adapt, and much more. Again, we do discuss the sentiments surrounding the insurance industry right now. This is especially pertinent with proposed new forms of corporate and public governance that we look into. Finally, we finish off the season strong with some profound words from resident science communicator Ben. Listen in, enjoy, and we’ll speak again soon. Sean’s links: * Growing new teeth * Willow, Google’s latest quantum computing development * Potential downstream effects and opportunities of this quantum breakthrough; courtesy of Stefan and Wyatt’s Alts newsletter * Past episode with Dr. Chris Ferrie on democratizing quantum access * Diamond batteries lasting 5000 years * Using citizen assemblies to determine public company investment (paywall) * Live example of a citizen assembly in action with Norway’s sovereign wealth fund Ben’s links: * Growing diamonds in 15 minutes cheaply * Materials that can “learn” and change as needed * Learning about genetic changes that influence autism and schizophrenia * Breakthrough 3D printing method to alter structural properties of the filament on the fly If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 11 - Rolling back dementia, building Skynet, and trusting insurance. Or not. 46:02

منذ 20 weeks46:02

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In this episode, we cover AI big boys teaming up with defense big boys, open-sourcing AI compute, semiconductors dissolved in goo, electro-conductive tattoos, curing dementia, and even tapeworm-based machinery. It’d also be hard to avoid news from the insurance industry right now so we do question: does the model still work if we don’t trust our insurance suppliers? In this episode, the dystopias we cover are probably much closer than many might want to admit. The important question is, as always: what is the future that you would like to build? Sean’s links: * Gooey semiconductors * Rolling back dementia by focusing on the brain microbiome * Prime Intellect building a system to train AI using spare compute power around the world * Shield AI 🤝 Palantir Technologies * OpenAI 🤝 Anduril Ben’s links: * Time-limited insurance coverage * Man’s best friend sniffing out cancer * Electro-conductive tattoos… replacing EEGs? * Machining tapeworm mouthparts 😬 If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 10 - Is "good enough" AI actually good enough? 58:36

منذ 20 weeks58:36

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This episode, we debate the cultural acceptance of AI inference being good enough to replace us. Off the back of developing lightning fast inference hardware, should we care that outputs are 90% right rather than the full 100? The last decade has shown us that what we see, learn, know even… depends on who built the software that we use. Does it matter who builds the hardware too? What if they’re the same entity? We go heavy with the social observations in this one, so please, enjoy. Sean’s links: * The snake robot that saves lives * The new SUPERFAST Cerebras chip * Would octopuses take over the world? * Meta building its own subsea cable network Ben’s links: * AI tweaking smiles to boost attraction * Solar panels 🤝 hot air balloons * Water + sunlight = electricity. Just. * Yet another way to pull water from thin air If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 09 - AI Everything 59:25

منذ 22 weeks59:25

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We’ve largely steered clear of AI advancements in recent episodes, mostly because the news around them seems relentless. This episode though, we cover everything from generalist AI models for everyday robots, to AI-generated privacy masks, to the AI-powered robots that can build you anything, to our preference for AI-generated content. We’ve got it all. We even get into a heated discussion about using AI for research and education. How is the education system working or failing, and where might AI fit into it? All this and more, coming right up. Sean’s links: * AI-generated digital privacy mask * AI’s effects on scientific discovery and product innovation * Physical Intelligence’s generalist AI policy * Skin cream for sick corals * Bonus: past episode with Nadia Lee on combating deepfakes Ben’s links: * Is it Shakespeare? Or ChatGPT? * Robots that can build you basically anything * Changing the way we grow corn * Lab-grown diamonds achieved at low temperatures If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 8 - All the tools to make a synthetic human 1:00:08

منذ 24 weeks1:00:08

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In this episode, we cover everything from restoring vision, creating synthetic olfactory systems, making protein out of thin air, 3D-printing organs with light and sound, artificial magnetic muscles, and so much more. All these breakthroughs have a pretty clear convergence around creating a synthetic human: if not in its entirety, then definitely restoring full physical ability to someone whose lost it. Would either scenario be a utopia or dystopia? Listen in and find out. Enjoy. Sean’s links: * Implants to restore vision (aka AR for blindness) * The myriad benefits of GLP-1s * Osmo AIs digitized and reproduced scent * James Ryall’s blog covering Jooules * Jooules, the company making protein out of thin air Ben’s links: * Artificial, magnetic muscles * Memory is not just in the brain, but at a cellular level * 3D printing organs with light and sound * Satellite algos detecting beach plastic If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 7 - Growing plants without light 44:08

منذ 25 weeks44:08

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The highlight of this episode is a breakthrough out of UC Riverside, where researchers have managed to grow plants in total darkness. Obviously, there could be implications to this advancement, as there always are. We try and pull apart these unknown unknowns. We also talk about extracting water out of even the driest of air, learned about mosquito’s preferred tastes, surmised about the intelligence of fungi, and got excited about learning to echo-locate. Please enjoy our discussion in this episode. Sean’s links: * Fungal intelligence * Stripe acquiring Bridge, a stablecoin company (paywall) * Anyone can learn to echo-locate * Cheap tools to digitally sniff out food quality * Growing plants in darkness Ben’s links: * Are you tasty to mosquitoes? * Sponges to extract gold from e-waste * Pulling water out of thin air * Liquid that mimics whale sonar If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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Season 6, Episode 6 - Never aging, de-extincting, and chatting to each other in our dreams. 52:39

منذ 27 weeks52:39

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This episode, we look at how the dream-sharing tech of Inception is now real. Yes, we think it is as crazy as it sounds with equally crazy potential! We also talk about the developments in anti-aging from a variety of angles, from mitochondrial recharging to centromere manipulation. We also look into the de-extinction of animals like the Thylacine or Tassie Tiger, how we might shoot webs like Spiderman, and how we can now design recreational drugs so you never get a bad trip. Please enjoy our discussion in this episode. Sean’s links: * Breakthrough: 2 people communicating to each other from their own lucid dreams * Hacking psychedelics for good times only * Bioengineering waste plastic removal with mussels and enzymes * Recharging mitochondria to slow down aging Ben’s links: * Messing with centromeres, ALSO to slow down aging * Bringing Thylacines back to life * Music can be an effective painkiller * Spiderman webs. For reals. If you enjoyed this, subscribe for free to receive new episodes right to your inbox Otherwise, you can find Promise on your favorite podcast platforms: * Spotify * Apple Podcasts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit promisefm.substack.com…

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