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🗓️ 18 February 2025
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0:00.0 | This is Spirit Jim. Today's guest is Federico Fajin, an Italian physicist turned inventor and author. |
0:09.3 | Federico created Silicon Gate technology in 1968, a semiconductor manufacturing process that underlies all modern computing. |
0:19.1 | Federico also created the first commercial microprocessor at Intel, |
0:23.7 | created the touchpad, touchscreen, and was a pioneer in artificial intelligence development, |
0:29.7 | putting the first neural net on a chip in 1989. |
0:33.7 | Federico worked to create conscious experience in computers for years before concluding that it was |
0:38.9 | impossible for computers to become conscious. After an awakening experience in which he experienced |
0:45.2 | himself as the part whole of the totality of existence, Federico chose to dedicate his work to the |
0:51.9 | understanding of consciousness. His latest book is irreducible, |
0:56.4 | consciousness, life, computers and human nature. Thank you for listening to this podcast, which would |
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1:17.9 | Paulcheck.com forward slash podcast. Well, Federico, it's a great pleasure to have you here |
1:25.0 | on Spirit Gym today, and I really love your books. I've got them both |
1:29.7 | right here. I listened to your first one on audio book while I was training in the gym and |
1:35.4 | thought it was fantastic and I've read as much through I could as I could with this one and |
1:40.1 | it looks like you've produced another excellent book, so I'm very grateful for that. |
1:45.6 | And it's great for me to have you here |
1:48.0 | because there's a lot of questions with your knowledge |
1:50.7 | and your background that I've been wanting to find |
1:53.5 | somebody that could answer these questions |
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