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Chris"s AI Deep Dive

Simplifying AI, Economics, and Business. Machine Learning and Data Science at a 5th Grade Level. {MVP}

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00:11:30

Book Club Part 9: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/17

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:08:55

Book Club Part 8: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/16

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:05:59

Book Club Part 7: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/15

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:15:26

Book Club Part 6: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/14

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:05:52

Apple Researchers (interns): LLMs can't reason....

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/14

Apparently LLMs are as fragile as Samuel L Jackson wearing a purple velvet jacket in a wheelchair in that Bruce Willis movie. It's all just pattern recognition.https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.05229

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00:09:07

Book Club Part 5: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/13

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:12:05

Book Club Part 4: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/12

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:08:01

Book Club Part 3: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/11

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:10:44

Book Club Part 2: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/10

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist ⁠Daniel Kahneman⁠.

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00:06:37

Book Club Part 1: Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/09

Our hosts discuss Thinking, Fast and Slow, a 2011 popular science book by psychologist Daniel Kahneman.

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00:07:27

Part 7 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Harvard =...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/08

It’s kind of wild that the name “John Marston” belongs to both the gunslinging protagonist of Red Dead Redemption and a sophomore at Harvard who participated in a happiness research study. Speaking of Harvard, I should mention—it’s my alma mater, which, as we all know, is Latin for “fertile young mother.” In the final episode of the Supercommunicator Book Club, we’re tackling loneliness, high-bandwidth conversations, and the meaning of life. #Communication #Harvard

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00:09:39

Part 6 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Critiquing...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/07

I love how little kids are masters of radical honesty. They’ll look you dead in the eyes and tell you that your Oakley sunglasses make your head look like a marshmallow—completely unfazed by the fact that you are their camp counselor, literally holding their lives in your hands. Today’s episode dives into a cringe-worthy, not-so-Supercommunicator-level blunder from a legendary company that never quite grew out of its “marshmallow head” phase. We’re looking at you, Netflix! Let’s break down some

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00:08:54

Part 5 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Stereotypes...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/04

We all learned long ago that our social identity is not our job title. I mean, I genuinely feel for all those doctors—of medicine, philosophy, juris, chiro, etc.—whose entire ego is wrapped up in their profession. Still, everyone has an identity of some kind, and sometimes just being aware of a negative stereotype about a group we belong to can mess with how we perform.

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00:07:39

Modern Warfare 2: Rewriting History

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/02

In grad school, I took to heart a quote about how our prosperity, freedoms, and civilization depend on the quality of our leaders and the courage to face facts and find solutions—whether in energy, the environment, the economy, or national security. This truth guided my early career. One day, the truth itself gets lost. "⁠It is a tribute to the American people that our leaders perceived that they had to lie to us, it is not a tribute to us that we were so easily misled." - Daniel Ellsberg⁠

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00:08:18

Part 4 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Conflict in...

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/01

Flame war time! In one corner, we’ve got your classic anonymous Reddit troll, armed with downvotes and way too much time. In the other corner, an anonymous Twitter tough guy, throwing hashtags like punches. Who will win in this in-person, Nickelodeon-style jello wrestling match to the death? To state the obvious, we live in a polarized society where working with someone who has strong opinions is basically inevitable. In this Book Club episode, we break down how Supercommunicators navigate this

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00:03:47

An existential treatment of a single world

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/10/01

I grew up on Must-See-TV, with Seinfeld nights every Thursday on NBC. One of my life goals? Make a show about absolutely nothing. Picture this: some kid gets called to the front of the class to give a speech, but he’s got zero prep, no plan—just pure panic. Now imagine stretching that awkward moment into an entire show… about one single word. It’s basically procrastination in primetime.

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00:12:57

Part 3 of Supercommunicators Book Club: F.R.I.E.N.D.S.

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/09/28

Alright, you internet cyborgs, did you know that how you laugh can literally make or break a high-stakes job interview with an executive? And making friends at work? It’s no different than those late-night pow-wows freshman year when you stayed up until 5 AM bonding over questionable life choices. Honestly, I debated posting this because, as a naturally-born Supercommunicator, explaining this stuff is like teaching someone how to walk or pop up on a surfboard. I barely think about it—it just

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00:07:20

Part 2 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Dream Team

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/09/26

As a child of the ‘90s, I was obsessed with Dream Teams. Maybe that’s why I’m now a full-blown OCD adult when it comes to working with A-players. (Seriously, if you can’t hang with the ’96 Bulls vibe, what are we even doing here?) Being a master trial lawyer isn’t just about throwing around logic and data—it’s about connecting with the jury on a human level. In this episode, we dive into how Supercommunicators—aka conversation ninjas—instinctively know to ask, “What’s this really about?” during a

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00:10:12

Part 1 of Supercommunicators Book Club: Spy Game

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/09/24

In the 2001 classic Spy Game, a grizzled CIA lifer played by Robert Redford recruits a young-ish Brad Pitt to head to Lebanon and take pictures of Hezbollah… while rocking a San Diego Padres baseball cap. Seriously? That’s his idea of “blending in”? In the 2024 book Supercommunicators, we meet an equally clueless CIA recruiter who teaches himself to become a better listener and conversationalist. We’ll dive deep into his transformation—and discuss the “3 Kinds of Conversation” in a way that would

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00:09:26

Andrew Huberman Paper Discussion: The Mice Vision Years

Chris"s AI Deep Dive ·

2024/09/24

This morning, I woke up at 5:30, stared out at the blue ocean, and settled into my ice bath like a true modern-day Stoic. Breakfast? Two glasses of ice water with a dash of salt—for optimal ionic flow. As I sipped my electrolyte masterpiece, I pondered life’s great mysteries: “Google, what’s Andrew Huberman’s most famous research?” Turns out, it’s a 2011 paper in the journal, Trends in Neurosciences, on mice and vision systems. So, before you scurry off into your maze of polyamorous research, maybe

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