Podcast appearances and mentions of craig kaplan

Craig Kaplan has been thinking about superintelligence longer than most. He bought the URL superintelligence.com back in 2006, and many years before that, in the late 1980s, he co-authored a series of papers with one of the founding fathers of AI, Herbert Simon.Craig started his career as a scientist with IBM, and later founded and ran a venture-backed company called PredictWallStreet that brought the wisdom of the crowd to Wall Street, and improved the performance of leading hedge funds. He sold that company in 2020, and now spends his time working out how to make the first superintelligence safe. As he puts it, he wants to reduce P(Doom) and increase P(Zoom).Selected follow-ups:iQ CompanyHerbert A. Simon - WikipediaAmara's Law and Its Place in the Future of Tech - Pohan LinPredict Wall StreetThe Society of Mind - book by Marvin MinskyAI 'godfather' Geoffrey Hinton warns of dangers as he quits Google - BBC NewsStatement on AI Risk - Center for AI SafetyI've Spent My Life Measuring Risk. AI Rings Every One of My Alarm Bells - Paul Tudor JonesSecrets of Software Quality: 40 Innovations from IBM - book by Craig KaplanLondon Futurists Podcast episode featuring David BrinReason in human affairs - book by Herbert SimonUS and China will intervene to halt ‘suicide race' of AGI – Max TegmarkIf Anybody Builds It, Everyone Dies - book by Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate SoaresAGI-25 - conference in ReykjavikThe First Global Brain Workshop - Brussels 2001Center for Integrated CognitionPaul S. RosenbloomTatiana Shavrina, MetaHenry Minsky launches AI startup inspired by father's MIT researchMusic: Spike Protein, by Koi Discovery, available under CC0 1.0 Public Domain Declaration

In this insightful interview, Craig Kaplan from Zenlayer explores the transformative power of AI-powered edge solutions in emerging markets. Learn about the unique opportunities AI brings to revolutionize digital experiences in underserved regions like South America and Africa. Find out how AI and edge computing are reshaping industries such as gaming, fintech, and healthcare and more about the future of AI in edge computing.

Professor of Biological sciences, Craig Kaplan, calls in to talk about PITT losing another million in research funding.

Biology Professor at Pitt, Craig Kaplan calls in to talk about NIH

Craig Kaplan, Biology Professor at Pitt University calls in to talk about NIH funding

In this episode of Fundraising Radio, Craig Kaplan, Venture Partner at NextGen Venture Partners explains the importance of initial sales, explains how to speed up the process and how to make sure you don't get stuck in awfully long sales cycles which bankrupted many startups. And of course, we talked about the fundraising process - specifically for early stage startups. NextGen Venture Partners: https://nextgenvp.com/

Craig Kaplan is the creative mastermind behind Hashtag Multimedia. His uncanny ability to connect with people on a personal and professional level has translated into a long successful history of producing effective marketing strategies for high-profile clients in the greater Philadelphia area. Drawing from his considerable experience, Craig has developed a sixth sense for increasing brand awareness and negotiating endorsements. His passion for advertising has provided an inexhaustible energy for developing sound marketing and branding strategies for professional athletes creating successful charitable events and retail businesses. Listen to this candid and upbeat interview. www.hashtagmultimedia.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aliveradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aliveradio/support

Hosting a referral-driving event in a big city can be intimidating. Traffic, parking, venue selection, competing events can all be barriers to hosting a successful event. On this episode of Referrals Podcast, we welcome Craig Kaplan and Marco Gomez and discuss why they hesitated to host and how they overcame it. http://www.referralspodcast.com

Episode: 44 Title: Big City, Big Impact Events Host: Michael J. Maher Guests: Craig Kaplan and Marco Gomez Description: Hosting a referral-driving event in a big city can be intimidating. Traffic, parking, venue selection, competing events can all be barriers to hosting a successful event. On this episode of Referrals Podcast, we welcome Craig Kaplan and Marco Gomez and discuss why they hesitated to host and how they overcame it. (7L) Referral Strategies and Podcast Topics: Special Offer: Visit: www.ReferralLibrary.com

Craig Kaplan discusses origami, tiling patterns and other areas of art where mathematics and computers have had a significant impact. The lecture, entitled Mathematical Art and Artistic Mathematicians, was deliverd at the Quantum to Cosmos Festival.

Craig Kaplan discusses origami, tiling patterns and other areas of art where mathematics and computers have had a significant impact. The lecture, entitled Mathematical Art and Artistic Mathematicians, was deliverd at the Quantum to Cosmos Festival.

Craig Kaplan discusses origami, tiling patterns and other areas of art where mathematics and computers have had a significant impact. The lecture, entitled Mathematical Art and Artistic Mathematicians, was deliverd at the Quantum to Cosmos Festival.