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Hosted by ©The Turing Lab · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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This is a podcast for those who get itchy around black boxes. The ones who don’t just want to know what a new tech does, but why it works — or why it sometimes doesn’t. So we get down to first principles: the math, the physics, the algorithms, to see at the most fundamental level, how stuff works.
©The Turing Lab hosts What The Tech, a technology show with 18 episodes published.
In July 2025, the silent, high-stakes atmosphere of the International Mathematical Olympiad was shattered by a "moon landing" moment for artificial intelligence. Two AI systems—one from Google DeepMind and the other from
It starts with a single click—a 90s soccer goal highlight that leads to a mini-documentary, then an interview, and suddenly a midnight tutorial on how to curve a ball. While it feels like the platform just "gets" you, th
We often celebrate the "miracle" of Artificial Intelligence as it grows smarter by the day, but new research is uncovering a darker side to these models that doesn't require the deep web to coax out. This episode explore
Imagine standing in a cafe where the price of your $4 latte changes in the few minutes you spend in line. This is the volatility problem that stablecoins were designed to solve. In this premiere episode, we go beyond the
For a quarter of a century, we operated on a "library model" of the internet: you asked a librarian at Google for a subject, and they pointed you to a shelf. But that era is ending, replaced by a future where the machine
The night sky may look like a symbol of eternal stillness, but in reality, it is a "super active" metropolis in constant motion. Every single second, approximately 130 stars go supernova and thousands more are born. This
In November 2025, a simple prompt to a Large Language Model (LLM) about a lonely robot in a neon city produced more than just code—it dreamed up a "vibe," complete with backstory and glowing ember rain. This episode expl
For decades, teaching a computer to understand language was like teaching a toddler to play chess: they could recognize the pieces, but they never truly grasped the game. This episode marks the dramatic human history of
In the early 1990s, a team of Apple visionaries at a company called General Magic dreamed of "mobile agents"—software that could roam the network to book flights or negotiate prices on your behalf. While the technology o
When a tech billionaire claims a giant stainless steel silo in a Texas swamp will take humanity to Mars, it’s easy to roll your eyes. But to understand if Elon Musk’s Starship is a revolution or a very expensive toy, we
We are standing on the edge of a cliff in 2025, facing a "Great Disconnect": machines that are empirically better at staying alive than we are, yet a public that would rather trust a tired, distracted human driver than a
Imagine bypassing a 90-minute Manhattan gridlock for a smooth, seven-minute electric flight to the airport. This isn't a far-fetched dream; it’s the reality of Urban Air Mobility , powered by electric vertical takeoff an
In early 2025, a small Chinese startup called DeepSeek sent a shockwave through the technology sector. Their R1 chatbot didn't just rival the performance of the world’s most advanced reasoning models—it did so at a fract
While we often credit Silicon Valley for the rise of artificial intelligence, the true seeds of modern AI were planted decades ago in the obscure world of theoretical physics. This episode reveals how the "physics of dis
When Apple released the Vision Pro, it wasn't just a new gadget; it marked the official entry into the era of spatial computing. This episode peels back the curtain on the "science of the impossible," exploring how these
There’s a revolution unfolding in modern medicine—one that promises to rewrite the destiny of rare and inherited disorders. While CRISPR "molecular scissors" fix genes by cutting DNA, a parallel world of next-generation
Is a digital Albert Einstein waiting just over the horizon? In this episode, we explore the provocative question: can we build an AI scientist? We follow the journey of Mario Krenn, a physicist who turned to "computation
Imagine stepping outside after a rainstorm and being greeted by that rich, earthy scent of petrichor. While we have taught AI to recognize faces, transcribe speech, and even differentiate textures, the sense of smell rem
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