In this podcast, the concept of a multiway graph is discussed, and how it evolves with time. The multiway graph shows all the different paths that can happen in the world, and when the slice is taken, it shows the set of quantum possibilities that exist at a particular time.
The permanence of NFTs and blockchain technology are discussed in relation to hosting websites and preserving digital content. The blockchain's permanence motivates its users to keep content alive because consistency is necessary for the blockchain's overall functionality.
This podcast explains how modern GPUs work with pixel data, running simple programs on each group of pixels in order to produce the final image on the screen.
Increasing compute power and faster cameras can lead to better AI in cars, allowing for real-time safety measures to be taken in the event of an accident.
As digital computing approaches fundamental performance limits, researchers are exploring more distributed and parallel network architectures inspired by the brain, bringing us closer to neuromorphic computing that simulates the complex functions of the human brain.