The Ledger, every show
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Arbesman: Human advances will require AI partnerships due to cognitive limits
“And so we're going to need these kind of machine partners in order to continue making advances, and so rather than viewing it as humans are being displaced, it's really essentially that humans are only through this partnership are humans going to be able to co…”
Arbesman: Computer malware encoded in DNA successfully compromised a sequencing machine
“We've actually seen in the news recently this that malware was encoded in DNA and then it compromised and took over a machine involved in analyzing the sequences which is pretty wild stuff.”
Arbesman: Machines will increasingly join human teams in creative collaboration
“But ultimately, I think creativity, it's always been, to a certain degree, a collaborative act, and now we're going to increasingly count machines as part Of our collaborative teams now.”
Arbesman: Netflix uses Chaos Monkey to randomly disable live production subsystems
“Netflix, they have this chaos monkey suite of tools where the tool will periodically take subsystems out of commission and see how the overall system responds live. It'll just kind of knock out portions of Netflix and see how it responds. And the idea is to lo…”
Arbesman: Data can now be stored directly within DNA sequences
“We're now able to store data in DNA, which has a certain similarity to computation.”
Arbesman: Asimov's Foundation heavily influenced many computational social scientists
“It turns out if you actually, if you ask a lot of social scientists or scientists who are kind of involved in computational social science or quantitative or, like, network science and things like that, a lot of them Read foundation at an early age, and we're …”