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Imagine a world where computers run on biological matter, consuming a fraction of the energy of today's silicon-based systems. This is the promise of biocomputing, an emerging field poised to revolutionize artificial intelligence (AI) and computing as we know it. In this episode of Startuprad.io, Joe Menninger sits down with Fred Jordan, the CEO and co-founder of Final Spark, a pioneering company in the world of biocomputing. They discuss the potential of biocomputing to revolutionize AI, reduce energy consumption, and create entirely new industries. But what exactly is biocomputing? How does it work? And what are the ethical considerations surrounding this groundbreaking technology? Fred Jordan, a French physicist and engineer, shares his journey from developing counterfeit detection technology to pioneering the field of biocomputing. He explains how Final Spark is pushing the boundaries of biocomputing research and development, with ambitious plans to create a biocomputer server within the next 12 to 13 years. This episode is a must-listen for: Entrepreneurs and tech founders looking to stay ahead of the curve in emerging technologies. Investors seeking to understand the potential of biocomputing and its investment opportunities. Anyone interested in the future of AI and computing. Key Moments: [00:00:00] Introduction and Fred Jordan's background [00:05:46] The journey to biocomputing [00:11:08] How biocomputing works at Final Spark [00:14:44] The energy efficiency of biocomputing [00:21:35] Final Spark's vision and goals [00:28:20] The challenges of biocomputing [00:34:19] The ethical considerations of biocomputing [00:37:45] The future of biocomputing and its applications [00:50:53] Fred Jordan's personal take and legacy Show Notes: Startuprad.io Blog: https://www.startuprad.io/post/biocomputing-the-future-of-ai-with-fred-jordan Final Spark Website: https://finalspark.com/ More about Biocomputing: https://www.startuprad.io/post/biocomputing-applications-transforming-industries-and-shaping-the-future https://www.startuprad.io/post/5-ethical-considerations-for-the-future-of-biocomputing Papers FinalSpark Paper: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/artificial-intelligence/articles/10.3389/frai.2024.1376042/full Paper referred to in the interview: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/science/articles/10.3389/fsci.2023.1017235/full

L'idée paraît incroyable : créer des processeurs à partir de neurones humains afin de répondre aux besoins en puissance de l'intelligence artificielle ! C'est le projet de l'entreprise suisse FinalSpark. Explications de son co-fondateur, Fred Jordan. ———Les bioserveurs basés sur des cellules de peau transformées en neurones de la société FinalSpark pourraient consommer jusqu'à 10 000 fois moins d'énergie que les systèmes d'IA actuels, selon Fred Jordan. Ce projet, encore au stade de la recherche, vise à développer des supercalculateurs pour les réseaux neuronaux de l'intelligence artificielle. Sachant que le cerveau humain consomme à peine environ 20 watts, cela permettrait de mettre au point des systèmes avec une consommation d'énergie jusqu'à un million de fois inférieure, permettant ainsi de réduire l'empreinte écologique des applications d'IA. Selon Fred Jordan, cela pourrait devenir une réalité d'ici 10 à 15 ans. Ce projet soulève cependant des questions éthiques qui nécessitent encore de la réflexion et peut-être des arbitrages. -----------

Des images et des vidéos ultra-réalistes, un processeur quantique révolutionnaire, des bio-processeurs et des capteurs pour prolonger la vie… Bienvenue à l'écoute de Monde Numérique L'Hebdo, l'émission 100% tech !-----------**L'ACTU DE LA SEMAINE**- Lancement de Sora, l'IA qui génère des vidéos plus vraies que nature avec de simples prompts. (03:14)- Grok 2.0 d'Elon Musk crée des images de personnalités hyper trompeuses. (07:36)- Google dévoile Gemini 2.0, sa nouvelle IA multimodale qui préfigure les agents intelligents. (10:07)- Samsung et Google lance un casque de réalité mixte, concurrent du Vision Pro d'Apple (10:37)**LE DEBRIEF TRANSATLANTIQUE**- Les enjeux et les risques de dérives de Sora.- Retour sur le bug de l'an 2000, il y a 25 ans. (27:43)**L'INNOVATION DE LA SEMAINE**- Le processeur quantique Willow de Google. (31:54)**LES INTERVIEWS DE LA SEMAINE**- Arnaud Auger, bio-hacker, raconte comment il a rajeunit grâce aux capteurs de santé. (34:26)- Fred Jordan, de FinalSpark, explique comment les bioprocesseurs permettront un jour de faire de l'intelligence artificielle frugale en énergie. (44:12)Bonne écoute ! -----------

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Dr. Fred Jordan is the Co-CEO of FinalSpark, a Swiss tech company developing brain organoids for biocomputing. You can find FinalSpark online (@finalspark.com) and on X (@finalsparkai).

Impact at Scale had an enlightening conversation with Fred Jordan, co-founder and co-CEO of FinalSpark. FinalSpark wants to revolutionize computing by moving AI from digital processors to bioprocessors built from living neurons, thus saving vast amounts of energy. Fred discusses the development of a processor that uses living neurons to perform computations. He explains that the human brain is much more energy-efficient than digital processors and shares the challenges and ethical implications of this technology. The conversation provides a fascinating introduction and insight into the field of biocomputing and wetware computing, which has the potential to be the future of all computing. Some Topics Fred Covered Development of a Living Processor Training Neurons in Artificial and Biological Networks Ethical Implications and Challenges in AI Other Titles We Considered Using digital computation is not really efficient at all. Trying to simulate a brain would take a small nuclear plant We need to think of computing in a biological sense

Topic: Biocomputing. Dr. Fred Jordan discusses his childhood and professional development (02:09), the first company he cofounded, AlpVision, the world's leader in digital invisible technologies for product authentication and counterfeit protection (04:07), the founding of FinalSpark (12:32), his inspiration for researching biocomputing (14:30), the principles and benefits of biocomputing (17:18), its applications (30:00), FinalSpark's need for investment (38:39), the biocomputing regulatory field (43:05), his long-term vision for FinalSpark (44:47), and his view on Neuralink's research (45:43).

Roud 10 - LORD RANDAL Historical guest: Martin Nail Singer Guest: Holly Clarke   Email us: intheroud@singyonder.co.uk Follow us on: Facebook Twitter   Instagram     Your host: Matt Quinn Website:  Facebook  Twitter Instagram     Historical Guest: Martin Nail Website   Singer Guest: Holly Clarke Website Facebook Twitter Instagram   Traditional recordings played: Lord Randal by Gordon Hall (album - Good Things Enough) Buried in Kilkenny by Mary Delaney Lord Donald by Jeannie Robertson   Henry My Son by Fred Jordan (album - The Birds Upon The Tree)  Henry, My Son by George Spicer (album - Up in the North, Down in the South) Lord Randall by Isla Cameron   Modern versions mentioned: Green and Yeller by Wounded Scott Cree Lord Randall by Peter Bellamy Lord Randall by Reg Meuross with Harbottle and Jonas Lord Randall by Martin Carthy King Henry by Pete Coe Lord Randall by Brian Peters Lord Randall by Pete Morton/Roger Wilson/Simon Edwards (album - Urban Folk)   Folk song recourses: Sing Yonder The Vaughn Williams Memorial Library Sussex Traditions GlousTrad Tobas an Dualchais/Kist o Riches Jon Boden's A Folk Song A Day Andy Turner's A Folk Song A Week     Record labels promoting recordings of traditional singers: Topic Records Veteran Records Musical Traditions One Row Records     Other Folk Song/Music podcasts: The Old Songs Podcast Every Folk Song Folk On Foot Fire Draw Near

L'entreprise FinalSpark vient de lancer ce qu'elle appelle sa « neuroplateforme », un service informatique en ligne où les serveurs sont remplacés par des cellules cérébrales humaines. Bon, si l'idée d'utiliser des cerveaux humains comme ordinateurs a été beaucoup explorée dans la science-fiction, elle est aussi de plus en plus étudiée dans le monde réel. Evidemment, il ne s'agit pas de cerveaux complets, mais je cite « d'organoïdes cérébraux », donc des amas de cellules humaines créés à partir de cellules souches.Certains ingénieurs avaient déjà tenté de créer des ordinateurs avec ces organoïdes, comme l'université de l'Indiana à Bloomington, ou encore l'université Johns-Hopkins, mais c'est finalement FinalSpark qui est allé le plus loin en créant carrément une offre de cloud computing basée sur ces organoïdes cérébraux. Pour 500 dollars par mois, il est possible d'utiliser le langage de programmation Python pour interagir avec quatre organoïdes, chacune composée d'environ 10 000 cellules cérébrales humaines, sur les 16 organoïdes disponibles.Dans une interview datant du mois de décembre 2023, Fred Jordan, l'un des cofondateurs de FinalSpark expliquait utiliser deux méthodes différentes pour la stimulation des organoïdes, avec des électrodes ou de la dopamine. D'après lui, l'avantage des organoïdes cérébraux est d'avoir une consommation beaucoup plus faible que les puces électroniques. Selon l'entreprise, les neurones vivants consomment jusqu'à un million de fois moins d'énergie. Cette bio-informatique est donc mise en avant comme une solution pour lutter contre le changement climatique. Une neuroplateforme pourrait notamment servir à entraîner les intelligences artificielles qui sont de plus en plus complexes et gourmandes en énergie, évitant ainsi la pénurie mondiale d'électricité prédite par Elon Musk. Reste désormais à savoir si les performances sont au rendez-vous. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

La pasión por Jesús que nace entre los “hippies” a finales de los años 60 en California se vuelve un fenómeno internacional a principios de los 70. A partir de Escandinavia, el movimiento se extiende por el centro de Europa, pero en Inglaterra hay ya un foco importante en 1971 –el año que la revista Time fechó la Revolución por Jesús–. Tiene que ver entonces con la visita de Arthur Blessitt con su cruz a Bugbrook (Northamptonshire) –después de abrir una misión en el Sunset Strip de Los Angeles en 1968–, donde el excéntrico pastor carismático Noel Stanton comenzaría el Ejército de Jesús, pero también con el Frente de Liberación por Jesús, que nace sin relación con Estados Unidos en Hemel Hempstead, todo ello ante la creciente invasión de los Niños de Dios, que todavía se consideraban parte de este movimiento. En este episodio de esta serie de programas de radio contamos lo que pasa antes de llegar David Berg a Londres en 1972. Tras el nacimiento de los Niños de Dios como Adolescentes por Cristo (Teens For Christ) en un juego de palabras con el nombre de la organización de David Wilkerson (Teen Chalenge), que había establecido la misión en la que comienzan en la playa californiana de Huntington en 1966, el Club de la Luz (Light Club), el antiguo pastor de la Alianza Cristiana Misionera, David Berg (1919-1994) es obligado a abandonar el local que pagaba ahora el grupo pentecostal del empresario Demos Shakarian, la Fraternidad de Hombres de Negocios del Evangelio Completo. El grupo emprende un éxodo en el que Berg se va a convertir en un nuevo Moisés, que en cumplimiento de las profecías bíblicas les lleva a la tierra prometida de Texas, donde el evangelista Fred Jordan les deja establecer su Clínica del Alma, a la vez que usan el edificio que tiene en Los Angeles, a cambio de aparecer convenientemente trajeados en su programa de televisión como fruto de su ministerio. En este programa escuchamos el testimonio de algunos que estuvieron en aquella época con los Niños de Dios, así como de la propia hija y esposa de Berg (Faith y Eve), en el documental más serio y riguroso que hizo sobre la secta, una directora judía canadiense, todavía no traducido al castellano (The Love Prophet & The Children of God 1998). Oímos también la narración de Arthur Blessitt de su primer viaje con su cruz a Europa, que comienza con un recorrido por Irlanda en medio del conflicto entre el IRA y el Ejército británico en 1971. Escuchamos una canción del guitarrista de Fleetwood Mac, Jeremy Spencer con los Niños de Dios (Can You Hear The Song?) y del grupo irlandés U2 (Tomorrow) con los comentarios de José de Segovia sobre la música instrumental de Fleetwood Mac y Clannad.

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PODCAST: 08 Feb 2015 01 - House Carpenter / Pipeline - The Mammals - Evolver 02 - King Orfeo - Emily Smith - Echoes  03 - Sir Patrick Spens - Nic Jones - Ballads and Songs 04 - Edward - Jenna Leslie and Siobhan Miller - In a Bleeze 05 - Six Pretty Maidens - Fred Jordan - Good People Take Warning 06 - The False Knight On The Road - Tim Hart and Maddy Prior - Summer Solstice 07 - The Duke Of Athole’s Nurse - June Tabor - An Echo Of Hooves 08 - The Wife Of Ushers Well - Hedy West - Ballads and Songs From - The Appalachians 09 - Geordie - Martin Carthy - Essential 10 - The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow - Karine Polwart - Fairest Floo’er 11 - The Lovers Ghost - Martyn Wyndham-Read - Ballads 12 - Barbara Allen - Debbie and Pennie Davis - Travellers Joy  13  - Robin Hood and The Pedlar - Barry Dransfield - Barry - Dransfield 14 - Seven Yellow Gypsies - Dolores Keane - Claddagh’s Choice Vol 2 15 - Little Matty Groves - Fairport Convention - Liege and Leaf

John Harrison ('93), a former Bulldog baseball pitcher under Chal Port and Fred Jordan, talks about his forthcoming attempt to break the world record for most pull-ups in one day in this Band of Gold Spotlight.  Oorah!  Also, Jeff Hartsell reviews the road win at Mercer, and this Saturday's Homecoming game against rival Furman.

PODCAST: 22 Jun 2014 01 - Railroad Bill - Lonnie Donegan - Talking Guitar Blues: The Very Best Of Lonnie Donegan 02 - Arthur McBride and the Sergeant - Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick - Prince Heathen 03 - I Know My Love - Nancy Kerr & Eliza Carthy - On Reflection 04 - George White's Favourite / The Galway Rambler - They Sailed Away From Dublin Bay - Liam Farrell, Joe Whelan 05 - Frankie & Albert - Chris Smither - Avalon Blues: A Tribute To Mississippi John Hurt 06 - Six Pretty Maids - Fred Jordan - Good People, Take Warning - The Voice Of The People 07 - The Rolling English Road - Maddy Prior - Flesh and Blood 08 - The Way Through The Woods - David Gibb and Elly Lucas - Up Through The Woods 09 - Angel Of Birmingham -  Fred Smith & The Spooky Men's Chorale - Urban Sea Shanties 10 - Bal Maiden - Seth Lakeman - Word Of Mouth 11 - Sandy Boys - Sara Grey - A Long Way From Home 12 - Mrs O'Dwyer's / Packie Russell's - Old Swan Band - Swan for the Money 13 - King Of The World - Show Of Hands - Wake The Union 14 - Mrs Adlam's Angels - Ralph McTell - Spiral Staircase 15 - Wild Mountain Thyme - The Yetties - Wild Mountain Thyme 16 - Le Démon Sort De L'enfer - La Bottine Souriante - Cordial

Fred Jordan previews his 2014 Citadel Bulldog baseball team.  We also look back at the Diamond Dogs' runner-up finish at the SoCon Tournament; and we get an update on the various alums playing in minor league baseball. The football staff is hot on the recruiting trail this week.  And Chuck Driesell's basketball team didn't have a merry time in Maryland.

PODCAST: 03 Mar 2013 Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - Salford Sunday - Richard Thompson02 - Laisse-Moi Connaître - Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys03 - New Cajun Waltz - Heidi Talbot04 - The Paddy in the Smoke Set - Mike McGoldrick and Dezi Donnelly05 - O Willow Waly - Sproatly Smith06 - Mr Tambourine Man - Martin Simpson07 - Mr Bojangles - Jerry Jeff Walker08 - Rosemary Fair - Kathryn Claire and Hans Araki09 - Sweet Honey in the Rock - Kris Drever10 - The Spanish Lady - Dominic Behan (Doiminic Ò Beachàin)11 - Banish Misfortune - John, Dave and Mike Wright12 - Maid on the Shore - The Once13 - Six Pretty Maids - Fred Jordan*14 - Fred Jordan's Boots - Colum Sands15 - Delph - Susan McKeown16 - The Godforsaken Voyage - Phil "Swill" Odgers17 - Mr Diddy Wah Diddy - Whiskey Dogs18 - Big and Clever - The Positively Testcard Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane * = no website available

Brad Felder ('11), a former Bulldog and current Clemson Tiger outfielder, is this week's special guest.   The Bowman, S.C., native chats about his playing days in Charleston; and how he ended up in Death Valley as a graduate student/baseball player.   Jeff Hartsell has the latest news on Fred Jordan's 2012 club, which hosts Georgia Southern this weekend.   And 11 Citadel Men are memorialized in this week's "Echo Taps."

Kevin Higgins recaps spring drills, answers an e-mail question about uniform changes, and informs us that his football team will be playing Clemson, East Carolina and Florida State in the next few years.   Also, Jeff Hartsell reports on the recent hot streak Fred Jordan's baseball team has enjoyed, including an upset of No. 28 Coastal Carolina.

Tony Skole ('91), Bulldog baseball and football legend and current head baseball coach at ETSU, is the Band of Gold Spotlight.   Skole recalls his playing days for Charlie Taaffe, Chal Port and Fred Jordan.   We also learn about his own coaching tactics, as he's just notched his 400th career win with the Bucs.   The Post and Courier's Jeff Hartsell shares info on the '11 Diamond Dogs, who must win big and get help to make it to next week's SoCon Tournament.   And tragedy strikes a 2011 graduate on Commencement Weekend.

Fred Jordan, The Citadel's baseball coach and a member of the class of 1979, is this week's special guest.   He shares info on his pitching lineup for 2011, as well as why Clemson is not on the schedule.   Plus, Jeff Hartsell discusses the sinking basketball team; and the ace Post and Courier Bulldog beat writer has a report from the football practice field, as the Gridiron Dogs are undergoing spring drills.

Mike Veeck, Charleston RiverDogs president and visiting professor at The Citadel, discusses his family's 100-year-long relationship with America's Pastime.  His grandfather was a president of the Chicago Cubs, and his late father (Bill) is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., and was a former owner of the St. Louis Browns, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox.  Veeck shares info on the relationship he enjoys with Fred Jordan, Andy Solomon and The Citadel.   Plus, Jeff Hartsell has a report on the basketball team's two recent victories.

Baseball skipper Fred Jordan ('79) discusses his 2010 roster with Jeff Hartsell.   Also, Hartsell and GrayLine hosts Jim Waddill and Jon Rawl review the surging Citadel basketball team, winners of four straight.    And we have info on this year's Corps Day festivities, including the unveiling of "Big Red."

Will the recent slide of the '08 Bulldog baseball squad lead to offseason changes on Fred Jordan's staff? We discuss this, as well as the Dogs' SoCon Tournament strategy. Also, the Board Of Visitors approves letting a CGPS alumnae give a Citadel diploma to her cadet-daughter during the 2008 Commencement. GrayLine reviews this recent Citadel tradition violation.

Board of Vistors member Claude W. Burns III ('80) is this week's Band Of Gold Spotlight. The Rock Hill, S.C., native owns Burns Cadillac Chevrolet, a company that's served South Carolina since 1923. He relays info on his business, as well as the responsibilities he now undertakes as a leader at The Citadel. Also, Y'all Magazine's college baseball analyst Brian Ferguson gives us his take on Fred Jordan's litter of Dogs. Will El Cid successfully make it through the upcoming SoCon tourney?

Junior pitcher Wes Wrenn is named SoCon Pitcher of the Week. The High Point, N.C., native pitched a no-hitter into the seventh inning in a 9-1 Citadel win over Davidson on Saturday. Wrenn and his teammates swept the Wildcats in weekend action, and moved into second place in the conference standings. However, mid-week losses on the road to UNCW and East Carolina have put Fred Jordan's team in another tough spot. Also on this episode of Citadel GrayLine, Recognition Day has been moved up several days on the Spring '08 schedule. Is this a good - or bad - thing? We talk about this important Citadel tradition.