הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Idea Machine (2024)

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Industrial Research with Peter van Hardenberg [Idea Machines #50] 46:40

2M ago46:40

46:40

Peter van Hardenberg talks about Industrialists vs. Academics, Ink&Switch's evolution over time, the Hollywood Model, internal lab infrastructure, and more! Peter is the lab director and CEO of Ink&Switch, a private, creator oriented, computing research lab. References Ink&Switch (and their many publications) The Hollywood Model in R&D Idea Machine…

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MACROSCIENCE with Tim Hwang [Idea Machines #49] 57:19

5M ago57:19

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A conversation with Tim Hwang about historical simulations, the interaction of policy and science, analogies between research ecosystems and the economy, and so much more. Topics Historical Simulations Macroscience Macro-metrics for science Long science The interaction between science and policy Creative destruction in research “Regulation” for sci…

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Idea Machines with Nadia Asparouhova [Idea Machines #48] 55:34

1+ y ago55:34

55:34

Nadia Asparouhova talks about idea machines on idea machines! Idea machines, of course, being her framework around societal organisms that turn ideas into outcomes. We also talk about the relationship between philanthropy and status, public goods and more. Nadia is a hard-to-categorize doer of many things: In the past, she spent many years explorin…

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Institutional Experiments with Seemay Chou [Idea Machines #47] 1:13:50

1+ y ago1:13:50

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Seemay Chou talks about the process of building a new research organization, ticks, hiring and managing entrepreneurial scientists, non-model organisms, institutional experiments and a lot more! Seemay is the co-founder and CEO of Arcadia Science — a research and development company focusing on underesearched areas in biology and specifically new o…

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DARPA and Advanced Manufacturing with William Bonvillian [Idea Machines #46] 48:26

1+ y ago48:26

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William Bonvillian does a deep dive about his decades of research on how DARPA works and his more recent work on advanced manufacturing. William is a Lecturer at MIT and the Senior Director of Special Projects,at MIT’s Office of Digital Learning. Before joining MIT he spent almost two decades as a senior policy advisor for the US senate. He’s also …

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Philanthropically Funding the Foundation of Fields with Adam Falk [Idea Machines #45] 1:05:27

2y ago1:05:27

1:05:27

In this conversation, Adam Falk and I talk about running research programs with impact over long timescales, creating new fields, philanthropic science funding, and so much more. Adam is the president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, which was started by the eponymous founder of General Motors and has been funding science and education efforts fo…

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Managing Mathematics with Semon Rezchikov [Idea Machines #44] 57:16

2y ago57:16

57:16

In this conversation, Semon Rezchikov and I talk about what other disciplines can learn from mathematics, creating and cultivating collaborations, working at different levels of abstraction, and a lot more! Semon is currently a postdoc in mathematics at Harvard where he specializes in symplectic geometry. He has an amazing ability to go up and down…

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Scientific Irrationality with Michael Strevens [Idea Machines #43] 1:03:07

2+ y ago1:03:07

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Professor Michael Strevens discusses the line between scientific knowledge and everything else, the contrast between what scientists as people do and the formalized process of science, why Kuhn and Popper are both right and both wrong, and more. Michael is a professor of Philosophy at New York University where he studies the philosophy of science a…

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Distributing Innovation with The VitaDAO Core Team [Idea Machines #42] 1:13:41

2+ y ago1:13:41

1:13:41

A conversation with the VitaDAO core team. VitaDAO is a decentralized autonomous organization — or DAO — that focuses on enabling and funding longevity research. The sketch of how a DAO works is that people buy voting tokens that live on top of the Etherium blockchain and then use those tokens to vote on various action proposals for VitaDAO to take…

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The Nature of Technology with Brain Arthur [Idea Machines #41] 1:54:11

2+ y ago1:54:11

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Dr. Brian Arthur and I talk about how technology can be modeled as a modular and evolving system, combinatorial evolution more broadly and dig into some fascinating technological case studies that informed his book The Nature of Technology. Brian is a researcher and author who is perhaps best known for his work on complexity economics, but I wanted…

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Philosophy of Progress with Jason Crawford [Idea Machines #40] 46:56

2+ y ago46:56

46:56

In this Conversation, Jason Crawford and I talk about starting a nonprofit organization, changing conceptions of progress, why 26 years after WWII may have been what happened in 1971, and more. Jason is the proprietor of Roots of Progress a blog and educational hub that has recently become a full-fledged nonprofit devoted to the philosophy of progr…

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Fusion, Planning, Programs, and Politics with Stephen Dean [Idea Machines #39] 1:07:52

2+ y ago1:07:52

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In this conversation, Dr. Stephen Dean talks about how he created the 1976 US fusion program plan, how it played out and the history of fusion power in the US, technology program planning and management more broadly, and more. Stephen has been working on making fusion energy a reality for more than five decades. He did research on controlled fusion…

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Policy, TFP, and airshiPs with Eli Dourado [Idea Machines #38] 1:06:39

2+ y ago1:06:39

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Eli Dourado on how the sausage of technology policy is made, the relationship between total factor productivity and technological progress, airships, and more. Eli is an economist, regulatory hacker, and a senior research fellow at the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University. In the past, he was the head of global policy at Boom …

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In the Realm of the Barely Feasible with Arati Prabhakar [Idea Machines #37] 53:36

3y ago53:36

53:36

In this conversation I talk to the Amazing Arati Prabhakar about using Solutions R&D to tackle big societal problems, gaps in the innovation ecosystem, DARPA, and more. Arati’s career has covered almost every corner of the innovation ecosystem - she’s done basically every role at - DARPA she was a program manager, started their Microelectronics Tec…

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Shaping Research by Changing Context with Ilan Gur [Idea Machines #36] 1:11:11

3+ y ago1:11:11

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In this conversation I talk to Ilan Gur about what it really means for technology to “escape the lab”, the power of context to shape the usefulness of research, the inadequacies of current institutional structures, how activate helps technology escape the lab *by* changing people’s context, and more. Ilan is the CEO and founder of Activate, which i…

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Your Equity is a Product with Luke Constable [Idea Machines #35] 1:24:36

3+ y ago1:24:36

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In this conversation I talk to Luke Constable about the complicated tapestry of finance, funding projects, incentives, organizational and legal structures, social technologies, and more. Luke is the founder of the hedge fund Lampa Capital and publishes a widely-read newsletter full of fascinating deep dives. He’s also trained as a lawyer and histor…

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Venture Research with Donald Braben [Idea Machines #34] 59:19

3+ y ago59:19

59:19

In this conversation I talk to Donald Braben about his venture research initiative, peer review, and enabling the 21st century equivalents of Max Planck. Donald has been a staunch advocate of reforming how we fund and evaluate research for decades. From 1980 to 1990 he ran BP’s venture research program, where he had a chance to put his ideas into p…

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Focusing on Research with Adam Marblestone [Idea Machines #33] 1:06:47

3+ y ago1:06:47

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A conversation with Adam Marblestone about his new project - Focused Research Organizations. Focused Research Organizations (FROs) are a new initiative that Adam is working on to address gaps in current institutional structures. You can read more about them in this white paper that Adam released with Sam Rodriques. Links FRO Whitepaper Adam on Twit…

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Hanging Out in the Valley of Death with Michael Filler and Matthew Realff [Idea Machines #32] 56:18

3+ y ago56:18

56:18

Michael Filler and Matthew Realff discuss Fundamental Manufacturing Process innovations. We explore what they are, dig into historical examples, and consider how we might enable more of them to happen. Michael and Matthew are both professors at Georgia Tech and Michael also hosts an excellent podcast about nanotechnology called Nanovation. Our conv…

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The Decline of Unfettered Research with Andrew Odlyzko [Idea Machines #31] 48:42

3+ y ago48:42

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A conversation with Professor Andrew Odlyzko about the forces that have driven the paradigm changes we’ve seen across the research world in the past several decades. Andrew is a professor at the University of Minnesota and worked at Bell Labs before that. The conversation centers around his paper “The Decline of Unfettered Research” which was writt…

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On the Cusp of Commerciality with Eleonora Vella [Idea Machines #30] 40:47

3+ y ago40:47

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A conversation with Eleonora Vella about getting the right people in the room, finding research on the cusp of commercializability, and generally how TandemLaunch’s unique system works. Eleonora is a Program director at TandemLaunch. Tandemlaunch is a startup foundry that builds companies from scratch around university research. This is not an easy…

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Innovating Through Time with Anton Howes [Idea Machines #29] 1:01:52

3+ y ago1:01:52

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A conversation with Dr Anton Howes about The Royal Society of Arts, cultural factors that drive innovation, and many aspects of historical innovation. Anton is a historian of innovation whose work is expansive, but focuses especially on England in the 18th and 19th centuries as a hotbed of technological creativity. He recently released an excellent…

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Inventors, Corporations, Universities, and Governments with Ashish Arora [Idea Machines #28] 55:27

4y ago55:27

55:27

A conversation with Ashish Arora about how and why the interlocking American institutions that support technological change have evolved over time, their current strengths and weaknesses, and how they might change in the future. Ashish Arora is the Rex D. Adams Professor of Business Administration at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.…

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Invention, Discovery, and Bell Labs with Venkatesh Narayanamurti [Idea Machines #27] 53:55

4y ago53:55

53:55

In this episode I talk to Venkatesh Narayanamurti about Bell Labs, running research organizations, and why the distinction between basic and applied research is totally wrong. Venkatesh has led organizations across the research landscape: he was a director at Bell Labs during its Golden Age, a VP at Sandia National Lab, the Dean of Engineering at U…

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Roadmapping Science with Adam Marblestone [Idea Machines #26] 51:49

4y ago51:49

51:49

In this episode I talk to Adam Marblestone about technology roadmapping, scientific gems hidden in plain sight, and systematically exploring complex systems. Adam is currently a research scientist at Google DeepMind and in the past has been the chief strategy officer at a brain-computer interface company and did research on brain mapping with Ed Bo…

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Industrial Research with Peter van Hardenberg [Idea Machines #50] 46:40

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MACROSCIENCE with Tim Hwang [Idea Machines #49] 57:19

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Idea Machines with Nadia Asparouhova [Idea Machines #48] 55:34

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Institutional Experiments with Seemay Chou [Idea Machines #47] 1:13:50

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DARPA and Advanced Manufacturing with William Bonvillian [Idea Machines #46] 48:26

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Philanthropically Funding the Foundation of Fields with Adam Falk [Idea Machines #45] 1:05:27

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Managing Mathematics with Semon Rezchikov [Idea Machines #44] 57:16

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Scientific Irrationality with Michael Strevens [Idea Machines #43] 1:03:07

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Distributing Innovation with The VitaDAO Core Team [Idea Machines #42] 1:13:41

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The Nature of Technology with Brain Arthur [Idea Machines #41] 1:54:11

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Philosophy of Progress with Jason Crawford [Idea Machines #40] 46:56

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Fusion, Planning, Programs, and Politics with Stephen Dean [Idea Machines #39] 1:07:52

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Policy, TFP, and airshiPs with Eli Dourado [Idea Machines #38] 1:06:39

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In the Realm of the Barely Feasible with Arati Prabhakar [Idea Machines #37] 53:36

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Shaping Research by Changing Context with Ilan Gur [Idea Machines #36] 1:11:11

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Your Equity is a Product with Luke Constable [Idea Machines #35] 1:24:36

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Venture Research with Donald Braben [Idea Machines #34] 59:19

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Focusing on Research with Adam Marblestone [Idea Machines #33] 1:06:47

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Hanging Out in the Valley of Death with Michael Filler and Matthew Realff [Idea Machines #32] 56:18

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The Decline of Unfettered Research with Andrew Odlyzko [Idea Machines #31] 48:42

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On the Cusp of Commerciality with Eleonora Vella [Idea Machines #30] 40:47

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Innovating Through Time with Anton Howes [Idea Machines #29] 1:01:52

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Inventors, Corporations, Universities, and Governments with Ashish Arora [Idea Machines #28] 55:27

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Invention, Discovery, and Bell Labs with Venkatesh Narayanamurti [Idea Machines #27] 53:55

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Roadmapping Science with Adam Marblestone [Idea Machines #26] 51:49

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