Listen to this ODNB podcast to learn about the life of Alan Turing (1912 - 1954); the pioneer of computing.

In the 1930s, Turing developed his 'universal Turing machine', which - as a single machine which can be turned to any task by an appropriate program - embodied the principle of the modern computer. During the Second World War, Turing worked at Bletchley Park where he led efforts to break the German Enigma code. Post-war Turing was convicted of homosexuality and was subject to a programme of chemical castration, prior to his death from cyanide poisoning in 1954. 

This biography of Alan Turing, written by Andrew Hodges, is taken from the 'Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'. Take a look at the ODNB Website to discover more about the people who shaped the history of the British Isles and beyond.

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MIT Program in Science, Technology, and Society's Cloud Anthropologist Steven Gonzalez Monserrate on his article, "The Cloud Is Material: On the Environmental Impacts of Computation and Data Storage." "Rotten History" and some correspondence from listeners follow the interview.

Check out Steven's article here: https://sts-program.mit.edu/news/mit-serc-case-study-the-cloud-is-material-on-the-environmental-impacts-of-computation-and-data-storage-by-steven-gonzalez-monserrate-mit-hasts-graduate-student/

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From fingers counting in the dark...
To dreams that light up every spark...
The digital dream is calling...

Way back when, we counted on our hands,
Simple tools, the first commands.
Abacus beads in ancient lands,
Mechanical minds, the first demands.

Pascal's wheels in sixteen forty-two,
First digital calculator, breaking through.
Jacquard's loom with punch cards new,
Programmable patterns, a breakthrough clue.

Babbage dreamed of engines grand,
Analytical power, a master plan.
Ada Lovelace, first to understand,
The poetry in numbers, a digital brand.

Each invention builds upon the last,
A chain reaction, growing fast.
From simple tools to dreams so vast,
The digital revolution's cast.

We're living in the digital dream,
From abacus to A.I. supreme.
Every step, every scheme,
Building the future, the digital dream!

Vacuum tubes sparked the electronic age,
Transistors shrinking, turning the page.
ENIAC roared with computational rage,
First electronic brain, a digital sage.

Turing's mind saw patterns clear,
Computability, the frontier.
Von Neumann's architecture, year by year,
The blueprint for everything we hold dear.

Integrated circuits, smaller and faster,
Moore's Law driving the digital master.
Personal computers, the future's caster,
Internet connecting, no disaster.

Exponential growth, the power's insane,
Doubling every two years, breaking the chain.
From kilobytes to terabytes, the gain,
The digital dream's eternal reign.

We're living in the digital dream,
From abacus to A.I. supreme.
Every step, every scheme,
Building the future, the digital dream!

A.I. began with rules so strict,
Expert systems, logic's trick.
Machine learning changed the script,
Patterns hidden, now we're equipped.

Deep learning's neural nets so deep,
Image recognition, promises to keep.
Large language models, knowledge they reap,
GPT and BERT, the digital leap.

But A.I.'s not magic, it's math refined,
Statistics and patterns, carefully designed.
Human creativity, the spark behind,
Technology's servant, not master of mind.

What is consciousness? What is thought?
Can machines dream? Can they be taught?
The Turing test, the questions we've sought,
Human and A.I., the future we've wrought.

We're living in the digital dream,
From abacus to A.I. supreme.
Every step, every scheme,
Building the future, the digital dream!

The digital dream is ours to build,
With human hands and human will.
Technology serves, it doesn't kill,
The future's bright, the future's real.
From simple tools to A.I.'s thrill,
We're living in the digital dream...


Digital Dreams

Technology is a progression of new ideas and new platforms gobbling up the one that came before. In the world of computers we went from mainframes to mini computers to PCs. And then came the mobile phone, which, in the form of the smartphone, has dwarfed them all. But what does that to mobile? When you have already gotten to everybody on earth, what comes along that is 10X the size?

a16z’s Benedict Evans and Steven Sinofsky offer their thoughts on where technology is today, why the perfection of the current crop of PCs signals the category’s collapse, and what happens after the smartphone.

a16z Podcast: What Comes After the Smartphone

Greg Dykstra is part of the character design process at Pixar Animation Studios, California. His sculptures in clay help build the worlds seen in films like Finding Nemo and Up. Other credits include Ghostbusters II, Robocop 2 and The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Part 1 of the interview discusses life at Pixar. It also touches upon key figures in the discipline of computer science, such as Ed Catmull. Greg was quick to point out that this President at Disney and founder of Pixar had released a book called Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration.

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RI Podcast 1: Greg Dykstra  - Pixar, Part 1

Part 2 of the interview with Greg Dykstra talks about Paleomill. This startup company has provided Greg with a way to document and print dinosaur fossils in 3D. Much like practitioner’s in other disciplines, paleontologists are still trying to figure out how to best use tools like 3D laser scanning and imaging. Greg is proving to be a guiding force for them. The educational value of open source 3D animation software like Blender is also mentioned.

Once again, Greg recommended the book Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming the Unseen Forces That Stand in the Way of True Inspiration.

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RI Podcast 1: Greg Dykstra - Pixar, Part 2

This week is a slightly different format. Daley catches up with John Cowell for a freeform chat about the state of education technology today. 

John is Head of Computing at an independent school in the North West of England. He’s also an Education Technology Consultant working in schools all over the UK to help them transform their approach to learning.

Show highlights:

- Student independent learning – why making teachers uncomfortable is a good thing in the classroom
- How possible is it to blend student independent learning with ‘exam factories’?
- To what degree should tablets be pervasive in the classroom? What is the ideal blend with handwriting?
- How relevant is critical thinking at A Level?
- How aligned is high achievement and high levels of self-motivation?
- Sway and Office Mix – two of the coolest tools for teachers that barely any of them know about
- How disrupted has Further Education been and how disrupted will it be?
- 25 years after polytechnics got their royal charter: is a ‘degree a degree’ now?


#011 - Lessons From The Frontline With John Cowell

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With the advent of mature quantum technologies, many of the critical cryptographic protocols which secure the Internet, financial transactions and even military secrets may become susceptible to new attack vectors. For instance, while it may take a computer millions of years to decipher a public key’s corresponding private key, a sufficiently powerful quantum computer might achieve this in a reasonable amount of time. With this reality looming over us, many in the blockchain space worry that someone with access to a quantum computer might one day have the ability to steal their hard-earned crypto.

We’re joined by Ajay Prakash and Gavin Brennen, founders of the Qubit Protocol, a decentralized blockchain-enabled governance protocol that is meant to select and fund the best startups in the quantum world. As a co-author of the recent paper “Quantum attacks on Bitcoin, and how to protect against them,” Gavin walks us through the primary threats that quantum computing poses on Bitcoin. Among the major vulnerabilities are hashing functions and Elliptic Curve algorithms used for digital signatures, both fundamental components of Bitcoin, as well as many other blockchain protocols. 


Topics discussed in this episode:
- What are quantum technologies and how they differ from the existing paradigm
- The areas and industries which are to benefit most from quantum computing
- A refresher on hashing algorithms as one-way functions
- What a quantum attack on Bitcoin mining might look like
- How Elliptic Curve digital signature algorithms work and how public and private keys are generated
- The three types of attacks a quantum computer could perform digital signatures
- The expected timelines for these attacks to be viable
- The potential countermeasures which could circumvent quantum attacks on Bitcoin
- The Qubit Protocol as a DAO to fund quantum technology startups and the challenges of investing in the quantum space
- The project’s roadmap and upcoming ICO

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#231 Ajay Prakash & Gavin Brennen: Qubit Protocol – Quantum Computing & The Coming Threat to Crypto

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In this second part of Tom's podcast on quantum computing he looks at the strange world of quantum entanglement and the views of scientists and researchers working on quantum computers who where interviewed at a recent event, Nano Days with a Quantum Twist, which was held at the Boston Museum of Science.

#13 — Quantum Computing II (Aditya Jain, Carol Lynn Alpert, & Calvin Leung)

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PhD candidate in Physics Mikey Shulman joins us to discuss his work on quantum computing, the extra-dimensional technology that promises to dwarf today's most powerful supercomputers.

Breaking Moore's Law  Mikey Shulman and Quantum Computing | Veritalk

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Cloud Computing

What do you get if you cross someone with no discernable musical ability, a deeply introspective nature, and a love of technology?

Launched by Stewart Brand in 02003, Long Now Talks has invited more than 400 leading thinkers to share their civilization-scale ideas with a live audience and millions around the globe tuning in to our podcast and videos. Long Now Talks are brought to you by The Long Now Foundation, which has spent the last 25 years igniting cultural imagination around long-term thinking.

By inspiring thought and conversation about how we've been shaped by the last 10,000 years and what might be in store for us over the next 10,000 years, Long Now Talks seek to expand our collective sense of the present moment. Long Now Talks cover futurism and speculative fiction; time, nature, and contemplative practices; the intersection of the humanities and sciences; the evolution of counterculture to cyberculture; cultural imagination, land art and public monuments; and of course, long-term thinking and being a good ancestor.

Harvard University's SoundCloud channel shares audio content about life and learning that takes place here on campus and around the world.

Harvard is devoted to excellence in teaching, learning, and research, and to developing leaders in many disciplines who make a difference globally. The University has twelve degree-granting Schools in addition to the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.

Based in Cambridge and Boston, Massachusetts, Harvard has an enrollment of over 20,000 degree candidates, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Harvard has more than 370,000 alumni around the world.

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The EdTech Hour is a UK based podcast with a global perspective that gives disruptive educators and passionate edtech evangelists a platform to share their story. We search out insights from some of the brightest people in the edtech world, going deep into their experiences in education and reflecting on how technology has impacted on their life journey.

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meet the meQuanics is a regular podcast discussing the developments in quantum technologies.  Targeted at the lay person, we will discuss the state of the art research in quantum enabled technologies with experts worldwide.  

Foresight Radio looks at fast changing technology and business trends driven by leading edge advances in Artificial Intelligence.

Oxford University Press’s academic insights for the thinking world combine authority, innovation, and excellence.  We share audio resources for students, scholars, and researchers.

The a16z Podcast discusses tech and culture trends, news, and the future -- especially as ‘software eats the world’. It features industry experts, business leaders, and other interesting thinkers and voices from around the world. This podcast is produced by Andreessen Horowitz (aka “a16z”), a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm. Multiple episodes are released every week; visit a16z.com for more details and to sign up for our newsletters and other content as well!

Epicenter is a podcast about the technologies, projects & people driving decentralization and the global blockchain revolution.

Epicenter is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain, Sebastien Couture and Meher Roy. Every week, we find the most interesting people in the industry for in-depth discussions about their projects, ideas and stories.

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