Podcasts about Artificial brain

Dive into the cutting-edge realm of neuromorphic computing with André van Schaik, a professor of electrical engineering at the Western Sydney University, and director of the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems, in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia In this episode of Eye on AI, André unveils the capabilities of DeepSouth, an innovative brain-scaled neuromorphic computing system designed to simulate up to 100 billion neurons in real time. Discover how DeepSouth leverages spiking neurons and synapses to process information more efficiently than traditional AI models, and how this technology could transform our understanding of brain computation and unlock new AI architectures. The conversation explores the unique hardware setup of DeepSouth, utilizing FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) for a flexible, reconfigurable approach that mimics the asynchronous and spiking communication of biological neurons.  André discusses the initial testing phase focusing on balanced excitation-inhibition networks, reflecting common neural activities in the human cortex, and outlines the system's potential to facilitate large-scale simulations previously unachievable due to computational constraints. André's insights are invaluable for anyone interested in the intersection of neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and computational technology. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on the latest breakthroughs and discussions in the world of artificial intelligence.     This episode is sponsored by Oracle. AI is revolutionizing industries, but needs power without breaking the bank. Enter Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI): the one-stop platform for all your AI needs, with 4-8x the bandwidth of other clouds. Train AI models faster and at half the cost. Be ahead like Uber and Cohere. If you want to do more and spend less like Uber, 8x8, and Databricks Mosaic - take a free test drive of OCI at https://oracle.com/eyeonai Stay Updated: Craig Smith Twitter: https://twitter.com/craigss Eye on A.I. Twitter: https://twitter.com/EyeOn_AI (00:00) Preview and Introduction (02:19) André van Schaik's background (03:39) What is neuromorphic computing? (05:45) Differences between Von Neumann and neuromorphic architectures (09:27) How DeepSouth simulates neurons (12:20) What are FPGAs? (16:42) Current status of DeepSouth (19:04) Running neural network architectures on DeepSouth (22:33) DeepSouth as an open source, commercial hardware (24:40) Potential for cheaper model training (28:35) Number of neurons and connections in DeepSouth (30:01) Power consumption comparison (34:21) Mimicking brain structures in DeepSouth (35:42) André van Schaik's background in neuroscience (39:12) Goals of understanding brain activity vs solving problems (41:44) Interest from AI research community (43:03) Summary of DeepSouth's goals  

From a pair of generals paralyzed by bad communication to a trolley hurtling out of control, we look at some classic thought experiments and how they pertain to technology. Plus, are we living in a simulation?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Lipynsky joins us this week.  Likely, you now Ryan from killer bands like Unearthly Trance, The Howling Wind, Thralldom, Villains, Serpentine Path and a ton or others.  Ryan is more recently a founding member of Reeking Aura, a band that I've been real stoked on since I first heard them last year. Their 2022 LP Blood and Bone Meal rates high on my best of 2022 and is somewhat of a supergroup featuring members who have done time in bands like Artificial Brain, Buckshot Facelift and Biolich.    Intro:     “All of the Dark Things” – Mike Hill Outro:   “Harvesting the Hatchet” – Reeking Aura

Supporta BLMP genom att bli en patron! Spana in de olika alternativen på http://www.patreon.com/blmetalpodcast Det vankas mot julafta och B.L. är stormförkyld. Det sneglas på ny musik som vanligt. Detta är avsnitt är tillägnat Kristofer Elemyr. Vila i frid. Mycket missnöje! Playlist: Macabre - Holidays of Horror Artificial Brain - Celestial Cyst Cut - Ironthorn TorchRNN (?) - AInhärjer (?) Venomous Concept - Timeline Wretched Fate - Utterance From the Inhuman Tongue Strapping Young Lad - Almost Again I samarbete med Medborgarskolan.

If you have pondered ways of testing your smarts against a computer, a game of chess will likely pop into your head. But some scientists decided to make things fun. They decided to use a 1970s video game called Pong, to test some real smarts. Think black and white screen, a paddle moving up and down, and a ball that bounces off the sides of the screen. Sounds odd? I mean, in this day and age, why not use an Xbox right?Here's the real clincher. The scientists did NOT test a real person's brain, while playing this. But they used a brain that has been grown in a petri dish. Vedanshi, a 10-year old from Bunts Sangha's S.M. Shetty International School & Junior College, Mumbai, explains this piece of science-fiction in simple and easy terms. Listen to the full episode to understand how this brain (a little less smart than that of a cockroach) has mastered the art of playing Pong - all by itself. Vedanshi does a real cool job of explaining artificial intelligence of an artificial brain. If you are a child (aged 6-17) and would like to feature on this show, follow us on Instagram to find out about how you can be a part of this show. Write to us with your thoughts or comments at hello@wsnt.in.

The mighty Begrime Exemious are back!! With an awesome new Dark Descent Records album "Rotting In The Aftermath" fresh on the racks, the Canadian deathsters hit the road. No strangers to this show, axe/vox Derek Orthner was cool to sit down with us and give us all the Begrimey details. In our "News, Views and Tunes", we discuss catching the classic "Jaws" in the theatre. In 3D, no less! And we have one helluva "Metal Fix"!! Musically, we crank the new BE and some new + used from Holy Terror, Artificial Brain, Haxan, Berator, Grave Bathers, Brutal Youth, Epoch Of Unlight and feature death metallers Deformatory in our "Indie Spotlight". Horns Up and Stay Healthy! This Episode is sponsored by Trve Kvlt Coffee. Summon the coffee demons to possess yourself a cup today! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram

En La Galería Nocturna Podcast también nos gusta escuchar y platicar de los sub géneros más extremos (aunque el Perry ahora sí la sufrió jaja) En esta ocasión analizamos el trabajo más reciente de neoyorquinos Artificial Brain, quienes a través de la discográfica Profound Lore lanzan en Junio 2022 su trabajo auto-titulado. Un despliegue de voces monstruosas, atmósferas y disonancia perfectamente amalgamadas

This is the 84th episode of Mathcast, in which we discuss new releases from The Wind In the Trees, Tulip, Artificial Brain, Mico, Fromjoy, a somewhat new release from Sleep Torture, and debrief on Mathcore Index Fest 2022. The Wind In the Trees: https://twittbaltimore.bandcamp.com/album/architects-of-light Tulip: https://tulipgrind.bandcamp.com/album/derangement-exquisite-tenderness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdsPz4cjq1c Artificial Brain: https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artificial-brain Mico: https://micolandia.bandcamp.com/album/zigurat Sleep Torture: https://sleeptorture.bandcamp.com/album/carrying-water-for-rats Fromjoy: https://fromjoy.bandcamp.com/album/away

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another searing platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with mind-bending new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious rager from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic banger from Mercyful Fate's legendary 1984 album Don't Break The Oath out of The Graveyard!!! Let's get loud!!!

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious banger from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic

Eternal Hails, headbangers! Ian's back with another searing platter of aural decimation! We're exploring all manner of progressive and extreme weirdness with mind-bending new offerings from Krallice, Imperial Triumphant and Artificial Brain, as well as a excavating a furious rager from the legendary Gorguts album From Wisdom To Hate, which celebrated its 21st birthday this year! We also dial in some dank and devastating new caveman riffs with Jesus Wept, Sedimentum and Grave Infestation, and later get some tripped-out lysergic nightmares from Electric Wizard, Cauchemar and Jex Thoth. Plus, we'll be digging a classic banger from Mercyful Fate's legendary 1984 album Don't Break The Oath out of The Graveyard!!! Let's get loud!!!

Metalheads!!! Gabe's pick for the month of June is an interesting journey into proggy technical death.

New York's Artificial Brain are somewhat of an anomaly in the death metal world. Sure they're rooted in death metal but in the blink of an eye can cover tech-death, progressive death, jazz, and noise like world class pros. Their debut Labyrinth Constellation was like stepping on a landmine of infinite sounds and follow up Infrared Horizon saw them branch out a bit and experiment with obtuse and jagged rhythms and melodies that absolutely should not go together but somehow it all just gelled. And now with their third full length, a self-titled one (Profound Lore Records), it seems they're out for blood. It's a bit more on the death metal nose but more angular and aggressive than before. Definitely one that should be on your radar. Buke recently sat down with guitarist Oleg Zalman to dig into the ethos of the new album and of the band and how it all came together. We now bring you this conversation in its entirety so grab your beverage of choice, a seat, and enjoy.9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram  

Osmium doet niet aan zomerstops (als je die van vorig jaar niet meerekent). In de wereld van presentatoren Pim en Niels schijnt de zon immers nooit, dus er wordt gewoon stug een nieuwe aflevering uitgeperst in deze snikhete temperaturen. En dat terwijl de helft van het duo de afgelopen maand zo'n beetje elke Nederlandse concertzaal van binnen zag en daar aardig wat Instagram shitposts over maakte, en de andere helft door het Himalaya gebergte struinde aan de andere kant van de wereld terwijl hij last had van scheurbuik of iets soortgelijks. Maar zoals altijd is het de muziek (of het zuurpruimen erover) wat hen weer tezamen brengt. Trek die verbintenis verder door, koop wat matchende outfits en voilà: de fanclub is geboren. Zijn er legitieme redenen om je te voegen bij zo'n club, of is de black metal militia van Watain simpelweg een kneuzenbrigade? Daarnaast wordt er stilgestaan bij het “Weet Waar Je Koopt” initiatief. Deze campagne wordt door een groot deel van de Nederlandse muziekscene gedragen, en moet concertgangers informeren over tweedehands kaartverkoop en de risico's daarvan. Maar wordt dit wel met de beste intenties gedaan, of stinkt er iets aan dit zaakje? Ook wordt er nog even stilgestaan bij de tegenvallende kaartverkoop van Into The Grave, en het zeiken hierover door de festivaldirecteur. Daar bovenop worden er natuurlijk weer concerttips en luistertips gegeven. Kortom: de beentjes hangen weer buiten in de negenendertigste aflevering van de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands. Beeldmateriaal door Frido Stolte (The View Photography) en muziek van, natuurlijk, Watain. Onderwerpen: Watain - Malfeitor (00:00) Welkomstwoord over weerloze shitposting op Instagram en waarderingen op Spotify (00:10) Hoe metal is Nepal? (04:28) Shout-outs aan Osmium-luisteraars Rico Nasty en Daan (07:16) De black metal militia van Watain (09:55) Lid worden van een fanclub voor de eensgezindheid, is metal niet al een hechte gemeenschap? (15:03) Het verschil tussen liefhebberij en een fanclub (19:09) Individualisme of generalisme? (22:09) Onder welke voorwaarde zou Niels lid worden van een fanclub? (28:19) Individualisme of loyalisme? (32:04) Is Zware Metalen een kneuzenbrigade? (34:38) De mogelijkheid dat de black metal militia helemaal geen fanclub is (38:00) Het Weet Waar Je Koopt initiatief als Trojaans paard (40:55) Tegenvallende kaartverkopen en azijnpissende festivalorganisatoren (52:16) Concerttip van Niels: Terzij de Horde en Ggu:ll in Sittard en Eindhoven als herhaling van een ZM jubileumconcert (56:26) Concerttip van Pim: Morning Again en Hometown Crew in Willemeen als excuus voor een geschiedenisles metalcore (58:20) Luistertip van Niels: White Ward - False Light, voordeel van de twijfel gekregen post-black met filmnoirjazz (01:02:01) Luistertip van Pim: Artificial Brain - Artificial Brain, complexe death metal met onkarakteristiek wollige productie (01:05:31) Shout-outs (1:10:00) Links: Festivalverslag van Graveland (dag 2 met Watain) Interview met bandleider Erik Danielsson van Watain tijdens Graveland Weet Waar Je Koopt Festivalverslag van Into The Grave (dag 3 met Emperor) Terzij de Horde en Ggu:ll in Poppodium Volt en Stroomhuis Morning Again en Hometown Crew in Willemeen White Ward Bandcamp Artificial Brain Bandcamp Artificial Brain en Devoid Of Thought in Little Devil

Ep. 86 - Oleg Zalman (Artificial Brain) by Cali Death Podcast

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 232 features an interview with Samuel Smith of Artificial Brain. Artificial Brain belong to a new generation of underground metal band that New York has become known for - one that combines speed, dissonance, melody, and stellar musicianship to create a sound that hearkens back to the classic death metal albums that emerged from the area, whilst simultaneously looking to the future (in both their progressive sensibility and science fiction themes). I spoke with bassist Samuel Smith about the sci-fi concepts that connect Artificial Brain's albums, and his thoughts about their music being labeled "dissonant death metal". We also discussed why their self-titled third album may sound more melodic than previous releases, and what the future holds for Artificial Brain. My thanks to Sam for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Labyrinth Constellation" taken from the album Labyrinth Constellation "A Lofty Grave" "Cryogenic Dreamworld" "Insects and Android Eyes" taken from the album Artificial Brain "Magnetic Gravity" taken from the Butchering Cosmic Giants EP Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

Hot off the press, the June 2022 new music show brings you fresh cuts from Lamb of God, In Flames, BELPHEGOR, THE HALO EFFECT, SOULFLY, MASSACRE, BILLY HOWERDEL, MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP, ELUVEITIE, MISS MAY I, DEAD LAKES, FIRE FROM THE GODS, NICOLAS CAGE FIGHTER, Patronian, ORIGIN, OCEANS, Kardashev, Healing Magic, KORPIKLAANI, AFTER FOREVER, EPICA, Anthrax, Leviathan Project, Skull Fuckers Incorporated, BLEED FROM WITHIN, HEART OF GOLD, Downset, FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH, Seether, RXPTRS, JOURNEY, STRATOVARIUS, Stonetrip, Blues Pills, Kym Redmond (Band of Missfits), CLASSLESS ACT, PATRIARCHS IN BLACK, DIRTY PAGANS, Bodyrot, Anticreation, Artificial Brain, Enchantment, Laces Out, Potion

#ArtificialBrain #ChurchOfTheCosmicSkull #OriginBand Weekly Review Roundup (0:00:00) 1. Artificial Brain - Artificial Brain 2022 (0:00:28) 2. Church Of The Cosmic Skull - There Is No Time 2022 (0:19:10) 3. Origin - Chaosmos 2022 (0:33:38) This week we look at the angular blackened-death metal brilliance of Artificial Brain's new self titled third album, The driving 70's inspired brilliance of the new Church of the Cosmic Skull's new album "There Is No Time", and the awesome new hundred miles per hour tech death of Origin's new album "Chaosmos". Serpent Temple: https://www.instagram.com/serpent_temple (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/SerpentTemplePromo (Facebook ) https://www.twitter.com/serpent_temple (Twitter) Nina's band, Lowen: https://www.lowen.bandcamp.com​​ (Bandcamp) Instagram https://www.facebook.com/Lowenband​​ (Facebook ) Artificial Brain - https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artificial-brain (https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artificial-brain) Church Of The Cosmic Skull - https://churchofthecosmicskull.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-time (https://churchofthecosmicskull.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-time) Origin - https://agoniarecords.bandcamp.com/album/chaosmos (https://agoniarecords.bandcamp.com/album/chaosmos) The intro to the show is "A Crypt in the Stars" by Lowen. this episode is available in video form on Youtube https://youtu.be/Y0aXBefr0ZI (here).

Présentée par Jeff & Eric Melkiahn. Partie EXOCRINE à 01:09:52 Le sud-ouest est incontestablement une terre de tech death metal ! Pour la nouvelle génération, il faut désormais incontestablement compter sur les bordelais d'Exocrine présent dans le milieu depuis bientôt dix ans. A raison d'un album quasiment tous les deux ans (!), la formation a véritablement commencé à faire du bruit avec sa signature chez Unique Leader Records au moment de la sortie de Molten Giant de 2018. Suivi par Maelstrom, orphelin des concerts car sorti au milieu de la pandémie, puis par The Hybrid Suns pour lequel nous recevons le guitariste Sylvain Octor-Perez ce soir, le groupe n'a donc pas chômé et s'apprête même à ouvrir la Altar du Hellfest le dimanche 19 juin… Nous parlerons de ce nouvel opus, du concept mais aussi de bien d'autres sujets avec le musicien dès 21h30. Une émission qui sera dans la veine technico-brutale dès la partie playlist puisque nous évoquerons également les dernières sorties d'ORIGIN et ARTIFICIAL BRAIN. Dans un versant plus progressif et mélodique nous présenterons le nouvel opus des américains de IATT, ainsi que de TEMPLE OF VOID pour l'aspect plus doom… Evidemment, comme il est impensable de passer à côté du black metal, nous présenterons le premier opus du groupe français ARIES !

We return to the altar of radness with a brilliantly diverse sack of heavy jams. Astronoid's dream thrash is an effervescent joy and Mothman knock your teeth down the back of your throat. The Artificial Brain drag you into a mind-altering wind tunnel. Sound like the perfect Friday night? Yeah thought so. Brutal News this week is absolutely stacked as hell. Ether Coven, Get The Shot, Imperial Triumphant and Birds In Row. DAMN

Is neuromorphic computing the only way we can actually achieve general artificial intelligence? Very likely yes, according to Gordon Wilson, CEO of Rain Neuromorphics, who is trying to recreate the human brain in hardware and "give machines all of the capabilities that we recognize in ourselves." Rain Neuromorphics has built a neuromorphic chip that is analog. In other words it does not simulate neural networks: it is a neural network in analog, not digital. It's a physical collection of neurons and synapses, as opposed to an abstraction of neurons and synapses. That means no ones and zeroes of traditional computing but voltages and currents that represent the mathematical operations you want to perform. Right now it's 1000X more energy efficient than existing neural networks, Wilson says, because it doesn't have to spend all those computing cycles simulating the brain. The circuit is the neural network, which leads to some extraordinary gains in both speed improvement and power reduction, according to Wilson. Links: Rain Neuromorphics: https://rain.ai Episode sponsor: SMRT1 https://smrt1.ca/ Support TechFirst with $SMRT coins: https://rally.io/creator/SMRT/ Buy $SMRT to join a community focused on tech for good: the emerging world of smart matter. Access my private Slack, get your name in my book, suggest speakers for TechFirst ... and support my work. TechFirst transcripts: https://johnkoetsier.com/category/tech-first/ Forbes columns: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/ Full videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/johnkoetsier?sub_confirmation=1 Keep in touch: https://twitter.com/johnkoetsier

Harrison Canning is a student at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the School of Individualized Studies, Founder of The BCI Guys & Neurotechnology Exploration Team. He makes videos on his Youtube channel The BCI Guys and has designed his own degree centered around brain-computer interface technology (BA in Neurotechnology). The BCI Guys is a media company dedicated to removing the barrier to entry and increasing interest in the field of neurotechnology. It produces engaging, sensational, digestible, and informative content via YouTube, podcasts, and blog posts. Its aim is to lead the conversation around neurotechnology through a science-based approach and conveying what is possible, while also conveying the tremendous potential of brain-computer interface and neuromodulation technologies. 00:00 Intro 01:34 Assault, Concussion and Neurotech 06:01 Coping with Memory Loss, Mathematical Ability & Courage 12:50 Moral Support, SuperMoms & Hope 08:15 Bodysuits, Neuro diseases, Robotics & Boston Dynamics 10:48 Pros and Cons of invasive vs non-invasive Solutions, 1000 Brains Theory, Signal Amplification Issues 13:40 Lucid Dreams, Brain Wave Differences in Human Subjects, RIT Neurotech Research Lab 28:16 Accuracy for Apple Watches & Wearables and Size to Measurement Precision Ration 30:39 SpO2 Levels, Sleep and Stress levels, False Positives 33:32 Delta Waves, Meditation and Focus Research 37:30 Post-trauma Brain Rewiring, Man with Half a Brain, Machine Learning & Intent Prediction through Connectomes 43:10 NeoCortex in Humans vs Other Animal Species, Cons of Late Maturation of Cortex, Human Behavioral Biology 47:00 NeuroPharmacology vs NeuroModulation, Addiction & Jordan Peterson 50:00 Deep Brain Stimulation, Jaak Panksepp, Clinical trials on 2000 People, Controllable Neuro Modulation to Alleviate Pain 53:30 Number of Electrodes, Depression & Anxiety, Neuropathic Pain 56:10 Seizure Detection through AI, Brain Wave Patterns for Seizures, Chip Implants for Preventing them 58:30 Inspiring Mentor & Role Model 01:02:40 Neuroscience Starter Kit, Cost of Hypondyne Z vs OpenBCI , $499 EEG Cap 01:06:04 Neurotech Education Around the World. Neurotechx Latam, Nigerian Schools 01:10:02 Distributed Neurotech, Remote Patient Monitoring, Technology Exchange 01:14:50 Wernicke & Broca's Area, Speech Restoration through ML & BrainGate 01:21:25 Motor vs Sensory Homunculus, Sense Substitution & Neuroplasticity 01:26:18 Predicting Human Activity based on Brain Waves, Jennifer Anniston Neuron & Dedicated Neurons 01:30:30 AGI, Recreation of Artificial Brain & Limbic System 01:36:00 Stereotypes as Dropout Regularisation, Racism, Xenophobia, Polarity 01:39:20 Icecream, Greasy Food, Music, Happiness, Sex & Rationality 01:42:00 Future of BCI Guys 01:27:30 Neuroethics, Facebook Whistleblower, Body Image, Culture, Society & Cognitive Enhancements

In a groundbreaking study, a team of scientists at the University of Dusseldorf have grown mini brains, each with their own sets of “eyes” that can detect light. Dr Jay Gopalakrishnan, the leader of the project, spoke to Alex Andreou about the extraordinary research going on the field of these “organoids”, miniature versions of organs that scientists can grow in the lab from stem cells, and where this remarkable study could lead us in the years ahead.“In the last 10 years my lab has made brains, livers, lungs… every human organ type has been made from stem cells”“My guess is that in 10 years you'll be able to generate your own cell type for transplants”Presented by Alex Andreou. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Assistant producers: Jelena Sofronijevic and Jacob Archbold. Music by Kenny Dickinson. Audio production by Alex Rees. THE BUNKER is a Podmasters Production See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The algorithms are hungry. But will we ever satisfy the artificial brain's insatiable craving for data? Join host Hannes Sapiens and data scientist Andrea Lancichinetti to explore why the more we feed algorithms, the greedier they get. Disruption Land is a brand new podcast from Epicenter, the house of digital innovation. Find out more about our vibrant tech community and innovative workspaces at weareepicenter.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin and Tom interrogate Uncle Buck. heavyholepodcast.com Biolich - Omniversal Descent Upon Lower Planes of Conventional Logic Biolich - Promo 2004 Biolich - Morals Like Frozen Piss Buckshot Facelift - Elder's Rasp Buckshot Facelift - My Heroes Drink Alone Buckshot Facelift - Ascend to Descend Buckshot Facelift - Don't Hang from the Pipes Artificial Brain - Labyrinth Constellation Afterbirth - The Time Traveler's Dilemma Jet Jaguar - Blinding Lights Drowned - Back From Hell Putrescence - Pestilent Deity Of Death

S1E2: "Brainwashed by Aliens and Cyborgs" - Will Smith (Artificial Brain/Afterbirth)Science Fiction films have always been nothing but extraordinary, but what about incorporating it into Death Metal? We present to you one of our personal favorite bands of all time "Artificial Brain" from Valley Stream, NY.In this episode we ask Will Smith/Vocalist (Artificial Brain/Afterbirth/Buckshot Facelift) some seriously challenging questions regarding his fruition with the "Heavy Hole Podcast", being apart of Profound Lore Records (PORTAL/Agalloch/Alcest) and grooving on the drums in a worship group. Special thanks to Will for giving me the inspiration to continue to push myself to be a better musician, person and podcaster.Long live Sci-Fi Death Metal. https://www.facebook.com/ArtificialBrainMusic/https://www.facebook.com/Heavy-Hole-podcast-784425985268643/https://www.facebook.com/AfterbirthNYDeathMetal/https://www.facebook.com/buckshotfacelift/In a band? Let's chat about it. https://www.facebook.com/noisedosagemedia/www.noisedosagemedia.comInstagram: @noisedosagemedia Contact us: noisedosagemedia585@gmail.com Cover Artwork/Logo by - Brandon Jones (@begrudgingly_benny) Portrait/Logo by - Thomas Green (Vile Throne)

Google Photos Messaging Google Photos launches private messaging for quickly sharing photos - The Verge Google End Of An Era Era Ends for Google as Founders Step Aside From a Pillar of Tech - The New York Times Artificial Brain Cells 'Silicon neurons': Scientists develop artificial brain cells for bionic medicine | RNZ News Smart TV Hacking A friendly reminder from the FBI: Your smart TV could give hackers a way in - The Washington Post Cover art photo provided by @markusspiske on Unsplash. More Tech: techdailypodcast.com More Shane: shanelother.net Check out Tech Daily on Podcoin and get paid to listen: http://podcoin.app.link/njl3B7A1LV --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techdaily/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/techdaily/support

Sam Smith of Artificial Brain, Gath Šmānê, Fawn Limbs, Luminous Vault, and Aeviterne joins us in studio to talk about his many projects! Music Featured- Artificial Brain - Infrared Horizon Artificial Brain - Labyrinth Constellation Gath Šmānê - Transmuted Marrow Luminous Vault - Charismata Aeviterne - Sireless Fawn Limbs - Love Will Strangle You Forever Fawn Limbs - Thrum Matt Mitchell - Stretch Goal Craw - Lost Nation Road Funereal Presence - Achtius Testament - The New Order Ceremonium - No Longer Silent Obliteration - Cenotaph Obscure Queensrÿche - The Verdict

This month, Naked Neuroscience is putting music therapy under the microscope. We're tuning into the therapeutic properties of tunes, asking - what actually is music therapy? What health conditions can music therapy treat? And what's it actually doing to the brain? Plus, we'll be picking apart some of the latest neuroscience research, with the help of our local experts. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

This month, Naked Neuroscience is putting music therapy under the microscope. We're tuning into the therapeutic properties of tunes, asking - what actually is music therapy? What health conditions can music therapy treat? And what's it actually doing to the brain? Plus, we'll be picking apart some of the latest neuroscience research, with the help of our local experts. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Will Smith from Artificial Brain joins us as we roast history's drunkest aristocrat, John Mytton. This 19th century English noble makes even the craziest rockstars look like precious schoolboys! Who were his drinking buddies? A menagerie of freaking wild animals!

Season 3! We made it! This season we’re shaking things up a bit. We heard you and we know you love the Open Tabs segments, so this week we’re going to be focusing on that! But that doesn’t mean we’re not going to be speaking to some of our favourite people in the industry. In fact, each week we’ll be bringing someone on to contribute their own link and thoughts to the discussion. Much like our irl Open Tabs events (which you can find out more about here), we’re digging deep into our JW network of amazing people to contribute their own link each week, and this week we are delighted to welcome Georgia Perry. Apart from being one of the brightest and boldest artists on the JW roster, Georgia is also a prolific designer and entrepreneur with her signature range of fashion accessories are sold in retailers around the world. Remember! We are now an ENHANCED podcast. That's right - If you listen to our podcast in Overcast or Pocket Casts, or Castro, you can get super special images, links, and chapter breaks in your player while you listen. Featured links from our discussion - Want to get these in your inbox every Friday? Sign up for our text-only tinyletter at tinyletter.com/jackywinter Open Tabs: I hope you’re well / Why Meghan Markle’s Coat of Arms is the Biggest Design Crime of 2018 / Booooooom Memberships / A letter from the Editor / Kevin Kelly 1000 true fans / Lil Miquela / The Uncanny Valley / Google’s Artificial Brain is Pumping Out Trippy - And Pricey - Art / Email Charter Georgia Perry - Kiosk The Shop / Instagram / Jacky Winter If you like the show or these links or think we sound like nice people, please go and leave us a rating or review on iTunes. It helps other people find the show and boosts our downloads which in turn lets us know that what we're doing is worth doing more of! Jacky Winter Gives You The Business is produced by Areej Nur To subscribe, view show notes or previous episodes head on over to our podcast page at http://jackywinter.givesyouthe.biz/ Special thanks to Jacky Winter (the band, with much better shirts than us) for the music. Listen to them over at Soundcloud. Everything else Jacky Winter (us) can be found at http://www.jackywinter.com/

This week I read Autonomous by Annalee Newitz, and for once I actually enjoyed something. As always I ask the important questions: can robots nut? What doth capitalism? When everything can be owned... can robots nut? I also talk about Ready Player One, The Rapture of the Nerds, Metal Gear Solid, conventions of the Noir genre, my snow-plow guy, the politics of the X-men, capitalist realism and whether robots can nut. Music by Artificial Brain: https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/infrared-horizon and Rotting Sky: http://sentientruin.com/releases/rotting-sky-sedation Follow me on @DeathSentencePC

Phil and Rob talk about some tech death old and new. Tracks played; Atheist - And the Psychic Saw - Unquestionable Presence (1991) Cynic - I'm But a Wave to... – Focus (1993) Gorguts – Absconders - Colored Sands (2013) Artificial Brain - Absorbing Black Ignition - Labyrinth Constellation (2014) Hosts; Phil Wadey Rob Cooper Contact us at philsbreakfastmetal@gmail.com Facebook page; www.facebook.com/Philsbreakfastmetal/?fref=ts

Well this episode went a little long but we were having so much fun we couldn't help it. Lots of beers were drank - especially Stan and lots of music clips were played. We have an interview with Nails drummer Taylor Young who also plays guitar in Twitching Tongues, plays in many other bands, and is also an accomplished producer.  We started off with what we've been listening to including Artificial Brain, Ghost Iris, Extremity, Mantar, talked about two listener recommendation/requests including Slice the Cake's "Odyssey to the West" & While She Sleeps "You are We" & than answered a listener question of what we think about live albums and our favorite ones. We also listed each of our top 5 guest appearences and had a contest on who could name the song/guest appearence first. Stay tuned for the winner and play along! Listen here, iTunes, & most podcast apps. Talk to us below: www.Facebook.com/Intothecombine www.Twitter.com/Intothecombine Instagram:Intothecombine Gmail:Thecombine586@gmail.com Music Featured on This Episode:1. Incendiary "Still burning"2. Ghost Iris "Save Yourself"3. Artificial Brain "Static Shattering"4. Extremity "Creepuscular Crescendo"5. Mantar "The Spell"6. Slice the Cake "Westward Bound Part 1 - The Lantern"7. While She Sleeps "You are We" **Spoiler Alert - List of songs played during our "Top Guest Parts" below. Listen to it first and play along with the game!                 Lamb of God "Embers"Allegaeon "Proponent for Sentience III"Suicide Silence "Smashed"Full of Hell "Crawling Back to God"Gojira "Adoration for Nothing"Six Feet Under "One Bullet Left"Job for a Cowboy "Son of Nihility"Dillinger Escape Plan "Horse Hunter"War of Ages "Eternal"Stick to Your Guns "Nothing You Can Do To Me"Darkest Hour "Hidden Hands of a Sadist Nation"The Ghost Inside "Face Value"Car Bomb "Sets"Suffocation "Mass Obliteration"   Interview Music:  Nails "Friend to All"Twitching Tongues "Disharmony"    

This week we talk mainly about Woe's show in Hamburg being cancelled due to them sharing a stage with Inquisition, who organizers think is NSBM. That's a cool discussion, but for those of you who just want the news, I guess we have some stuff along those lines as well. New music and stuff from Exist, Suffocation, Dragonforce, Shadow of Intent, Jamiroquai, Artificial Brain, Tombs, Bestia Arcana. Also the mini-feud between ESP guitars and Linkin Park, and hologram Ronnie James Dio being a thing. Also the new Sikth album. Then cool people time on a bunch of TV and movie stuff. Prison Break, Ryan Reynolds, Cillian Murphy and more.

Métalcoolique no. 12 - Édition du 14 avril 2017. C'est Vendredi Saint, pourquoi ne pas le souligner avec de la musique sacrée! Carême ou pas, ici on ne se prive de rien et on se paie des nouveautés de Artificial Brain, Ferndal, Foreseen et plus. The post Balado : Émission du 14 avril 2017 appeared first on Métalcoolique.

Rough week! We have some news to discuss, and Ben of Hadal Maw to interview, but technical issues keep getting in the way. Also, bonus points if you can tell me what artist the episode title is referencing. Beyond having a neat conversation with Ben about the Australian scene and his writing process, we discuss some news with Eden, mainly new music from No Sin Evades His Gaze, Ulsect, The Acacia Strain, Artificial Brain, Alpha Brutal, Orm and Slugdge. Also Violet Cold got signed, maybe? Enjoy.

Eden has abandoned us yet again, so, statistically speaking, we'll probably have Ahmed or Nick with us this week. I guess you'll have to guess whom'st'd've!? We talk about some news/drama, new releases, and mainstream-metal interactions. Namely Dallas Toler-Wade leaving Nile and getting replaced with Brian of Enthean. Then Cynic drama following the recent release of their demo tapes. Then some new music. Galactic Empire (and Anchorhead), Dodecahedron, Artificial Brain, Body Count, Linkin Park, Reaping Asmodeia, Ogarya, John Frum, Born of Osiris. Of course we talk about the dude singing Necrophagist at Canadian Voice. And the Grammys, namely Megadeth and Metallica. Post-recording note: New Nile lineup is awesome. I'm stoked now. That fist bump was amazing.

Long island technical death metal overlords Will Smith and Sam Smith from Artificial Brain are on the mic in this interview recorded January 21, 2017, prior to the band's performance at The End in Nashville TN. Credits: excerpts from the track “Butchering Cosmic Giants” off the EP Butchering Cosmic Giants (2013) used with permission from the artist. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/great-metal-debate-podcast/id1037874814 www.facebook.com/thegreatmetaldebate www.youtube.com/channel/UCLC0ED1Ri2oNwBQW9All3Yw Have a question for the podcast, or a suggestion for an artist you'd like us to interview? Give us your feedback at: thegreatmetaldebate@gmail.com.

Cognitive bassist Ian Bainbridge and guitarist Harry Lannon talk with Gomthog in this interview recorded January 21, 2017, prior to the band's performance at The End in Nashville TN on their eastern US tour with Artificial Brain. Credits: excerpts from the track “Birthing The Deformity” off the album Deformity (Unique Leader, 2016) used with permission from the artist via EarsplitPR. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/great-metal-debate-podcast/id1037874814 www.facebook.com/thegreatmetaldebate www.youtube.com/channel/UCLC0ED1Ri2oNwBQW9All3Yw Have a question for the podcast, or a suggestion for an artist you'd like us to interview? Give us your feedback at: thegreatmetaldebate@gmail.com.

Is it possible to modify the brain through exercise, implants or even electricity?

Despite decades of intense research, we still know very little about how the human brain actually functions.

Here is the 32nd installment of the Dreams of Consciousness podcast, featuring an interview with Shawn Haché of Mitochondrion. The interview took place at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn, where Mitochondrion played a show with Phobocosm, Auroch, and Artificial Brain (featured on the last podcast, and interviewed the same night). Mitochondrion is a band that has both fascinated and bewildered me since I first heard them back in 2011. Due to the esoteric and challenging nature of their music, I have to admit I was fairly apprehensive about approaching them; of course, as is often the case, they couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating. We talked about the recent split release with Auroch, the status of the next Mitochondrion album, and the band's approach to writing music. My thanks again to Shawn for taking the time to talk to me, and to you for listening. TRACKLISTING Eternal Contempt of Man taken from the album Archaeaeon Gilded Words Reaped taken from the split EP In Cronian Hour Trials Banishment (Undecaphosphoric) taken from the album Parasignosis 137 (Mors Formulae) taken from the EP Antinumerology

Here is the 31st installment of the Dreams of Consciousness podcast, featuring interviews with Black Fast's Aaron Akin, Artificial Brain's William Smith, and Topsy and Holm of Sanitys Dawn. These were recorded over three different nights during three different shows at Saint Vitus Bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Black Fast shared a bill with Hate Eternal and Vital Remains, and kicked major ass. I talked to their frontman/guitarist Aaron about the history of the band, their insane touring schedule, and what they'll be up to when the tour wraps up. Artificial Brain were a last minute replacement for Gath Šmânê as openers for Mitochondrion, Phobocosm and Auroch. I'd never officially met William before, but we have a lot of friends in common in the NY scene, including members of Grey Skies Fallen and his other band Buckshot Facelift. He's a hell of a frontman and a sweetheart of a guy. We talked about his onstage persona "Big Baby Brain" and the upcoming Artificial Brain album, as well as what Buckshot is up to. Sanitys Dawn were part of an insane six band Catbomb show that was headlined by the reunited Despise You. Their singer Topsy spotted me taking photos from the side of the stage and proceeded to literally get in my face. He made an impression, to say the least, and I figured that was as good a reason as any to put him and his drummer Holm on the podcast. At the end of our conversation, they said it was the first interview they'd done in 6 years. I promised them that as soon as I got back to Malaysia I'd get in touch with them for a real interview. Look for that to happen soon...ish. My thanks to everyone who took the time to talk to me, and to you for listening. TRACKLISTING: Black Fast - To Propogate The Void taken from the album Terms of Surrender Black Fast - Obelisk taken from the album Starving Out The Light Black Fast - Virulent Cognition taken from the EP Black Fast Artificial Brain - Frozen Planets Artificial Brain - Absorbing Black Ignition taken from the album Labyrinth Constellation Sanitys Dawn - Kill You taken from the split with Magrudergrind Sanitys Dawn - Fed Up taken from the split with Yacøpsæ Sanitys Dawn - Mangled in the Meatgrinder taken from the album Mangled in the Meatgrinder Sanitys Dawn - Mutilation taken from the album Cryptic Menu

Deep learning machine technology has rapidly developed over the past five years due in part to a variety of actors such as: better technology, convolutional net algorithms, rectified linear units, and a relatively new learning strategy called "dropout" in which hidden unit feature detectors are temporarily deleted during the learning process. This article introduces and discusses the concept of "dropout" to support deep learning performance and makes connections of the "dropout" concept to concepts of regularization and model averaging. For more details and background references, check out: www.learningmachines101.com !