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🗓️ 24 November 2022
⏱️ 86 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello, everyone watching on YouTube or listening on associated platforms. |
0:19.3 | I'm very excited today to be bringing you two of the people I admire most intellectually, |
0:26.4 | I would say, and morally for that matter, Jonathan Pazzo and Jim Keller, very different thinkers. |
0:33.7 | Jonathan Pazzo is a French Canadian, matured-gical artist and icon carver known for his work, |
0:39.6 | featured in museums across the world. He carves Eastern Orthodox among other traditional images |
0:45.8 | and teaches an online carving class. He also runs a YouTube channel, this symbolic world, |
0:51.4 | dedicated to the exploration of symbolism across history and religion. |
0:55.2 | Jonathan is one of the deepest religious thinkers I've ever met. Jim Keller is a microprocessor |
1:01.5 | engineer known very well in the relevant communities and beyond them for his work at Apple and AMD |
1:08.6 | among other corporations. He served in the role of architect for numerous game-changing processors |
1:14.7 | has co-authored multiple instruction sets for highly complicated designs |
1:19.2 | and is credited for being the key player behind AMD's renewability to compete with Intel |
1:27.3 | in the high-end CPU market. In 2016, Keller joined Tesla, becoming vice president of autopilot |
1:35.8 | hardware engineering in 2018. He became a senior vice president for Intel. In 2020, he resigned |
1:43.9 | due to disagreements over outsourcing production, but quickly found a new position at Tenstorrent |
1:50.0 | as chief technical officer. We're going to sit today and discuss the perils and promise of |
1:55.9 | artificial intelligence and it's a conversation I'm very much looking forward to. So welcome to all |
2:01.4 | of you watching and listening. I thought it would be interesting to have a three-way conversation. |
2:08.1 | Jonathan and I have been talking a lot lately, especially with John Verveiki and some other |
2:12.4 | people as well about the fact that we seem, it seems necessary for us to view, for human beings to |
2:19.9 | view the world through a story. In fact, that are when we describe the structures that governs |
2:28.5 | our action and our perception, that is a story. And so we've been trying to puzzle out, I would say, |
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