Podcasts about Hypergiant

On today's BWTB, the gang gets together to discuss Hypergiant—a new Hazy IPA from Land-Grant—and indulge themselves in a cocktail-oriented discussion surrounding Land-Grant's new line of ready-to-drink cocktails, Sunroom.  -- Have a question for us? If we read your question on an episode, you get a free Land-Grant shirt. Submit your question now over on our website! --  Want to try the beers we cover on the pod? head over to our handy Beer Finder or join us at the taproom. 

On this week's Technology Report, Paul Ernst, the cyber security lead at Rebellion Defense, discusses China's recent hacking of the State Department's emails and how the nation should improve its cyber defenses; and Quentin Donnellan, the president of defense and space at Hypergiant, discusses on how the innovative company is helping the US Air Force realize its Combined Joint All Domain Command and Control future with Defense & Aerospace Report Editor Vago Muradian.

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SMALL WORDS TO MOONSHOTS | Ben Lamm, a multi-time founder who is currently working on bringing back the woolly mammoth, joins host Gregg Garrett to discuss how small words can lead to HUGE ideas. Of course, Ben shares his Top 3 or 4: Thomas Tull, who reminds him to just keep going; John McKinley, who taught him how to live servant leadership; Richard Garriott, who has stoked his passion to explore; and his grandmother, who has taught him that he can do anything. And you have to hear what he has to say about picking a principle and not allowing anything to budge you from it.  About Ben Lamm     Ben Lamm is the co-founder and CEO of Colossal. Ben is a serial technology entrepreneur driven to solve the most complex challenges facing our planet. For over a decade, Ben has built disruptive businesses that future-proof our world. In addition to leading and growing his own companies, he is passionate about emerging technology, science, space and climate change. Active in angel investing, incubators and startup communities, Ben invests in software and emerging tech, and is deeply engaged in the technology, defense and climate change communities. Prior to Colossal, Ben served as the founder and CEO to a number of companies, including Hypergiant, an enterprise AI software company focused on critical infrastructures, space, and defense; Conversable, the leading conversational intelligence platform that helps brands reach customers through automated experiences acquired by LivePerson; and Chaotic Moon, a global creative technology powerhouse acquired by Accenture. Ben was also the co-founder of Team Chaos, a consumer gaming company acquired by Zynga. Ben is a fellow of the Explorer's Club, whose mission is to promote the scientific exploration of land, sea, air, and space by supporting research and education in the physical, natural and biological sciences. He also serves as a Scientific Advisory Board member on the Planetary Society and sits on the Advisory Board for the Arch Mission. Ben has appeared as a thought leader in many publications, including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Wired, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, and Newsweek on topics such as innovation, technology and entrepreneurship. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS During this episode:  Introduction [0:00] Small words, big impact [0:52] Introduction to Ben [3:03] Colossal, de-extinction,and technology [4:24] The “Top Three” Thomas Tull: reminds him to just keep going [06:59] John McKinley: taught him how to live servant leadership [19:38] Richard Garriott: stoked his passion to explore [29:29] Ben's grandmother: taught him that he can do anything [38:17] Other Points of Interest: Encouraging moonshots [44:09] Transparency in industry [48:35] You have to hear this… Pick a principle and don't budge [49:02]    

In this episode, Sabrina sits down with Ben Lamm, CEO & Founder of the biotechnology and genetic engineering company Colossal. Ben is a serial entrepreneur who has started several moonshot companies, including AI company Hypergiant. Ben co-founded Colossal alongside renowned geneticist George Church. Together they are working to genetically resurrect key species, such as the wooly mammoth, the Tasmanian tiger, and the dodo to mitigate climate change and protect against the loss of biodiversity. Colossal has raised over $225M in funding. They're currently building cutting-edge technologies such as artificial wombs, multiplex editing, and in vitro gametogenesis. You'll learn about how genetic engineering may allow us to protect our coral reefs, bring back extinct animals, and potentially create radiation-resistant humans. You'll also get Ben's advice on fundraising, attracting the best talent, and his framework on moonshot thinking. Please like & subscribe! Reach out to Shalper@hofcapital.com with any feedback, requests for guests, or if you're building something to bring the future closer.       Follow Ben's work on Twitter and Instagram Engage with HOF on Twitter and read our March to Utopia Connect with Sabrina on Twitter

In academia, most scientists publish their ideas and stop there. But if we want our breakthroughs to benefit society, we have to take it a step further.  So, what does it look like to commercialize scientific research? What mindset do academics need to work at the intersection of science and industry? Ben Lamm has a career of building successful deep tech businesses, and George Church has a career of commercializing academic science.  Together, they are the cofounders of Colossal, a breakthrough bioscience and genetic engineering company that is pioneering animal de-extinction technology to restore lost ecosystems for a healthier planet.  On this episode of Boost VC, Ben and George join us to explain how bringing back the woolly mammoth addresses climate change and explore their approach to the ethical concerns around de-extinction. They discuss the benefits of Colossal technology beyond Arctic rewilding, describing how their work helps endangered animals and promotes conservation. Listen in for Ben and George's insight on commercializing science and learn how to get comfortable enough with risk to turn academic ideas into industry. Topics Covered How George defines sciencePredict and create new options for humanityGoal to build better world Why Ben & George are bringing back the woolly mammothRestore previous ratio of grass to treesSequester carbon at rate only possible in Arctic How Ben & George approach the ethical concerns re: de-extinctionBelieve in radical transparencyLearn from negative feedback, people who question Why George works at the intersection of academia and industryLikes to work with curious young peopleExposure to diversity of ideas Why Colossal needs government collaboration and supportSeveral governments, Indigenous groups in ArcticClimate change, biodiversity and species preservation How woolly mammoths promote carbon removalKnock down trees so more grass can growCold, Arctic grasslands sequester carbon particularly well The benefits of Colossal technology beyond Arctic rewildingEradicate EHV virus in elephantsPromote species conservation How Ben & George think about commercializing scienceGo beyond publication to help societyFeedback from investors and academia What makes Ben & George's partnership workGeorge's lab provides idea from academic studyBen figures out product-market fit and funding George's advice to academics on commercializing productsCan't be afraid of failureCan come back from bankruptcy How Ben & George think about taking big risksBen believed grandmother saying he could do anythingAcademic failures taught George he would survive The impact Ben & George hope to make with ColossalEx utero development, species preservationThousands of Arctic elephants to sequester carbonAdvancements in reading and writing of genomes How Ben & George define successBenefit society, facilitate survival of speciesCreate things that are additive Connect with George Church & Ben Lamm Colossal https://colossal.comColossal on Twitter https://twitter.com/ItIsColossalColossal on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itiscolossal/Colossal on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/itiscolossal/George on Twitter https://twitter.com/geochurchBen on Twitter https://twitter.com/federallamm Resources Citizen Science https://www.citizenscience.gov/#Personal Genome Project https://www.personalgenomes.org/How to Grow (Almost) Anything https://www.media.mit.edu/courses/htgaa/DIYbio https://diybio.org/Church Lab https://arep.med.harvard.edu/Hypergiant https://www.hypergiant.com/Pleistocene Park https://pleistocenepark.ru/Chris Mason Author Talk https://mitpress.mit.edu/blog/author-talk-the-next-500-years-by-christopher-e-mason/Prehistoric Planet https://tv.apple.com/us/show/prehistoric-planet/umc.cmc.4lh4bmztauvkooqz400akxav Connect with Boost VCBoost VC Website https://www.boost.vc/Boost VC on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/boostvc/Boost VC on Twitter https://twitter.com/BoostVCBoost VC on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/boost_vc/

Jaana Faar gives the crew some extremely troubling information. In the year 3073, the Sol System is a very different place, but a lot of things remain the same. We are vastly out of our depth, people will do whatever they can for a credit, and we are still trying to stay alive. With gangsters, […] The post 100 Club – Ep. 14 – Hypergiant Omelette appeared first on Tablestory.

It's easy to get to your destination when you row in the same direction. Mike Betzer, the CEO of Hypergiant, shares insights on building trust within your team and driving performance by listening.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, & share! https://turningthecornerllc.com/podcast

On the show, I have on with me Bren Briggs, the VP of DevSecOps at Hypergiant. Bren talks about some of the realities of moving into a role in management, what happens if you decide to move back into an IC role, and managing with empathy. In this episode, we cover: Moving into a management role Management skills should be equal to expertise. Indicator when to step down from management role. Having the most successful leaders and successful hierarchical structures. Having a culture of leadership that values feedback is a must. Psychological safety is essential. How does the org handle an employee that moves back into an IC role Manager empathy Management is a duty you perform Having someone run a tiger team About today's guest: Bren is a hacker of things, smoker of meats, father of a brood of loud and often unruly children, and husband to his high-school sweetheart. When he's not playing music or working on a project, you can find him building, securing, and attacking cloud-native systems for Hypergiant. https://twitter.com/0xfraq https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenbriggs/ ________ Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek, and if you enjoyed this episode, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review on the Apple podcast app! Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests? Please message me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

Can AI truly make the world a better place? Mike Betzer, Hypergiant's CEO, shares how Hypergiant uses AI to shore up vital infrastructure, support the US military, and more. Learn more about how the software company will sometimes create hardware solutions to show the good that AI can do.Tune in to learn:Hypergiant's process for solving problems with AI (07:27) About the need to invest in infrastructure (11:45) How AI can help important decisions be made in real time (13:10) How AI can be used to offset the impact of carbon (15:41) How Hypergiant will create hardware/AI solutions to show what can be done (20:12) IT Visionaries is brought to you by Salesforce Platform. If you love the thought leadership on this podcast, Salesforce has even more meaty IT thoughts to chew on. Take your company to the next level with in-depth research and trends right in your inbox. Subscribe to a newsletter tailored to your role at Salesforce.com/newsletter.Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

AI is now a part of our lives, and it will be critical in helping us make decisions, but it is not without its challenges. Today we are going to be talking with a company that focuses on solving some of the big problems.Hey everybody, this is Chris Brandt here with Sandesh Patel, welcome to another FUTR podcast.Hypergiant is a company that was started to help solve some of the big problems in Critical Infrastructure, National Security, Space and Defense. Also core to working with AI is maintaining a solid ethical code. Hypergiant's CEO, Mike Betzer is here to talk with us about how AI can solve some of these difficult challenges, helping people make good data driven decisions, and how Hypergiant's Hyperdrive data science platform helps makes it work. Welcome MikeMy StBaldrick's Page: https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/cbrandtFUTRtech focuses on startups, innovation, culture and the business of emerging tech with weekly video podcasts where Chris Brandt and Sandesh Patel talk with Industry leaders and deep thinkers.Occasionally we share links to products we use. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases on Amazon.

Chris Tacke is an industry leader in managed application development for industrial process control, medical, telematics, and just about any other embedded industry. Chris specializes in Windows CE and the .NET Compact Framework, and mobile and embedded device application development.   Topics of Discussion: [2:22] Fun fact! Chris got a degree in Geology long ago, and his first job was doing seismic work and hand-analyzing a lot of data. Chris talks about his first foray into programming, a job in Excel, writing VBA macros to analyze the data. [4:08] Chris walks us through a job at Microsoft by way of a horse race in Virginia during the .com boom. After the .com crash, he worked at a company that made single board computers and moved to be an engineering manager for the Windows CE department. He was independent for 20+ years before joining Hypergiant, and then Wilderness Labs came onto his radar. [6:42] Chris is the owner of the Meadow Core pieces and does a fair bit of the driver development. [8:49] How does the Jetson Nano compare to Raspberry Pi? [13:47] Chris talks about the first goal to run on modern.net. [16:41] What is the vision now to say that we need to do this on Linux? [21:33] Is this the same vision as Maui, to run anywhere embedded? [23:38] How does it impact the process of building, test suites, and different test environments? [24:18] Chris talks about Meadow Test Suite, which has the goal to deploy binaries down to a device and find tests that look just like an xUnit test that can then talk to hardware. [30:56] This totally redefines the term of the “full-stack” developer. [31:12] What can people utilize today, and what is the DevOps chain Chris and his team are using?   Mentioned in this Episode: Architect Tips — New video podcast! Azure DevOps Clear Measure (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's YouTube Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Wilderness Labs Dev Camp ClassMeadowsOS Wilderness Labs — Github Jetson Xavier NX Series   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

In this episode, Bren Briggs of Hypergiant joins host Kim Weins and Josh Bressers to discuss software supply chain issues that keep them up at night. They touch on SBOMs as an inventory tool, DevSecOps by definition and the practice of software supply chain management.

Burnham and Book make a Jail Break! The Beatles Get Back, Stamets comes close to killing us all, and that is really saying something. Culber needs some brutal honesty, but Kovich has a 2:00, And Saru Gets into a screaming match but maintains control with a Kill-Switch. -Brought to you by Section 31- 00:00 Episode 102 00:30 Exploding Tribbles! 02:50 Miss Hap 03:20 Making an Example 04:00 "Discipline" 04:50 Power Wash 05:14 Tribble Glitter-Bomb? 05:50 Canibal Tribbles On the Run 06:30 Buffing it out 06:55 Thank you Patreons! https://patreon.com/starfleetunderground 07:43 LeVar Burton to Host Spelling Bee - https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2021/12/16/levar-burton-host-scripps-national-spelling-bee/8932334002/ 08:30 Amazon Documentary - Shatner In Space - https://www.amazon.com/Shatner-in-Space/dp/B09NCH5D56 09:00 #penisrocket 10:07 Jessie Gender - Twitter @jessiegender Sex in Star Trek: Exploring Gene Roddenberry's Sexual Frontier - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxqQwAVEbM8 11:40 New Star Trek Game - Star Trek: Resurgence https://www.startrek-resurgence.com/ 13:15 Star Trek Discovery S4E5 - "The Examples" 13:25 Teaser - "DMA Breakthru" 14:22 Disappears And Comes Back 14:35 Shout out USS Janeway 15:00 Freaking out about Zora 15:20 Who? The Doctor? 16:00 Who were the...? 17:05 Nothing in space just disappears. 17:30 Booker and Stamets 18:00 Ruon Tarka vs Stamets 19:50 Bring in more cups 20:30 Blood and Semen Samples 21:08 It's a Spore Drive, not a Sperm Drive 22:28 Unknown Species 10-C 23:00 Jett's Back! 24:30 DOTS with Dildos 25:50 It would be "Iconic" 26:00 What if Q? 26:41 Act I - "The Examples" 27:50 The Magistrate from Radvek V 28:30 Foot Fetish 29:20 There's a lot I can improve on 30:20 Mashed Potatoes and a Pea 31:20 The Jail Break 32:00 Beatles with buzz-saws in their butts 33:00 I'm sure we're getting sued now 33:30 Relationship Stuff 36:00 Act II - "The Saru Scream WWE Edition" 37:56 Kovich Therapy 39:50 Imprisoned for what? 40:43 What kind of jail break is this? Let's debate this 41:15 Locked away for being a Karen 41:42 Does Deterrence Work? 42:56 Michael Greyeyes was great! 44:05 Galley Leo? 44:30 Common Ground - Neural Lock 45:35 Great Science Was Never Accomplished With Caution? 46:00 Saru's Scream 48:30 Not Escaping Prison 50:00 Act III - "Near Death" 50:45 The Grumpy Lady 50:50 The Kill Switch 51:58 Saved by The Beatles! The Beetle Blowjob 53:40 Personality Disorder? I need to talk to your manager. This is the worst jail break I've ever been on. 56:00 Trusting Felix? Prison Movie Triggers 56:35 Hiding the Orb 57:30 Tribble Butt-Beads? 58:19 Act IV - "Starfleet's In Charge, Beeyotch!" 59:27 The Trophey 1:00:00 A Happy Ending 1:00:57 Forced Choice 1:01:30 M.A.S.H. 1:02:20 Felix's Remorse 1:02:40 Burnham and Booker's Relationship 1:03:20 Smooth Relationship 1:03:40 The Magistrate - I hope you find a more just society 1:05:50 Zora's Empathy 1:09:15 Culbert and Stamets Relationship moment 1:10:30 Tarrak's Motives 1:13:20 Finding out what makes something go Tick Tick Boom 1:13:55 Don't Play With Fuses 1:14:30 Murphy's Law, or Darwinism? 1:15:50 Hypergiant and Future Questions 1:18:18 AR Wall Thanks for listening! Now on Patreon! https://patreon.com/starfleetunderground Email: thecollective@starfleetunderground.com Website: starfleetunderground.com Twitter: twitter.com/StarfleetUnderG Instagram: instagram.com/starfleetunderground Facebook: facebook.com/starfleetunderground YouTube: www.youtube.com/Qtsy16 Explicit

Response to DSC: "The Examples" On the latest episode of Star Trek: Discovery, Tarka deduces that the DMA has the power of a hypergiant star. Can we use that info to estimate some key stats of the USS Discovery? Follow Mike on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Miquai

To thrive in the future, companies must rethink their growth strategies. A select group of companies, that Accenture calls Forerunners, recognize that emerging lifestyle shifts among consumers and investors will impact business in the future. But Forerunners are not just reacting to change. They are taking real steps to seize opportunities. These companies are charting a better course into the future by prioritizing ethical usage of technology, environmental sustainability, human care and more. In this episode, we will speak with: Gianfranco Casati, C.E.O. of Growth Markets at Accenture; Will Griffin, Chief Ethics Officer at Hypergiant; and Barry Swartzberg, C.E.O. at Vitality Group Inc.

Kristina Libby is acting like a 4-year old — and she couldn't be happier about it. In a world where we often convince ourselves we can't do certain things, Libby is giving herself permission to follow the weird impulses that pop into her brain, much like a child would. Even though this fresh approach to life came to her unexpectedly, Libby discovered she is becoming the truest version of herself. At Traction on Demand, the mantra “Be Four Forever” is used often. After all, the brain of a 4-year old is a magical place, full of curiosity and wonder, and perceives life with an unbiased perspective. In the world of business, this mindset benefits innovation and progress. Libby is CMO at Hypergiant, a company proving that artificial intelligence is shaping our future for the better. And how does machine learning software develop? It absorbs as much information it can with an unbiased perspective, much like — you guessed it — a 4-year old. No stranger to childlike wonder, Tanya Jarrett is the Chief People Officer at Traction on Demand. Jarrett is someone who asks a lot of questions: in particular, “why?” Her story shows how curiosity led her places she never would've imagined — and how a curious mind should never be underestimated. In this episode, you'll hear how Libby's breathtaking journey after being forced to reboot her life proves keeping an open mind — even when your world feels like it is closing in around you — is the key to harnessing your true potential. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Turning science fiction into engineering reality is a complex business, but Ben Lamm has made it into a career.  In this episode of Moore's Lobby, Daniel chats with Lamm, a serial entrepreneur who has founded several technology and science startups all through his 20s and 30s. One of these companies is Hypergiant, which helps governments and companies integrate cutting-edge AI into their aerospace, defense, and infrastructure.  Now, Lamm has set his sights on bioengineering, where he's partnered with one of the leading experts in genomics, George Church, to bring back woolly mammoths in the form of engineered arctic elephants designed with mammoth DNA. Yes, Ben has seen Jurassic Park. Yes, they get that question all the time. And, yes, you have got to hear how they're pulling this off.  Join us to hear Ben recount his favorite projects throughout his career (so far) and explain his addiction to what's next in pursuing "the art of the possible."

Mike Betzer, CEO of Hypergiant, joins me on The Tech Talks Daily Podcast to chat about how artificial intelligence is actively solving some of the world's biggest problems, both on earth and in space. From powering carbon sequestration machines with algae and fighting climate change to building out the infrastructure for an internet on Mars, artificial intelligence undoubtedly has the capacity to do good. As an enterprise AI company, Hypergiant is genuinely in the trenches developing these groundbreaking technologies – just ask companies like NASA, Boeing, and Apple, all of which are turning to Hypergiant for new and improved AI solutions. Hypergiant Industries is an enterprise AI company focused on developing world-changing technologies to solve the world's biggest problems in the areas of space, defense, and critical infrastructure. Hypergiant offers a suite of AI services, software, and solutions that support companies and governments in preparing for the future of AI. Mike discusses how artificial intelligence impacts space innovations, defense solutions, infrastructure improvement, climate solutions, and how tech and AI can shape the future.

This podcast is produced in conjunction with SUSEIn this episode of the Tech Means Business podcast we look at the edge, and really dig into how it's best defined and used by organizations. Edge computing environments are often characterized by the prevalence of IoT or IIoT devices, so any discussion about edge usually involves talking about app deployment on smaller, less powerful hardware.That makes the edge the perfect place for containerized microservices -- containers are fast to deploy and lightweight, so if DevOps is going to take advantage of edge's capabilities, it's here where folks have to concentrate.Our guest is Vishal Ghariwala, CTO for APJ and Greater China, from SUSE, who takes us through the edge computing landscape, explains the issues, and talks about how dedicated Edge technologies from SUSE like K3s, Rancher and SLE Micro can be leveraged to best effect. If you've ever wondered about how best to develop, deploy, maintain and manage container-based apps and services in edge settings, this podcast has the answers you need.And while we might think "heavy industry," e.g. manufacturing, whenever IIoT gets a mention, Vishal also talks about other verticals using these types of technologies to deploy agile apps, and how any deployment will fit into existing structures in the enterprise at large.Less practically, but a deal more glamorous, we also learn that SUSE's container tech is being used by batteries of satellites: it's SUSE in space!Read more about, SUSE Edge, SLE Micro, K3s and Rancher.Vishal is here on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/vishalghariwala/Elektrobit partnership:https://www.suse.com/c/new-horizons-for-suse-and-elektrobit-partnership-in-automotive/Hypergiant success story:https://www.suse.com/success/hypergiant/Joe can be found orbiting here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephedwardgreen/

Bren Briggs, VP of DevSecOps at Hypergiant, explains to Tonya Hall what the best use cases are for deploying AI and ML at the edge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Houston is the Space City. With so much changing in the space realm, though, we all need a refresh on what the space industry means for Houston. Quentin from Hypergiant join Risk Profile to share their insights and the role data and AI has in this last frontier.

Houston is the Space City. With so much changing in the space realm, though, we all need a refresh on what the space industry means for Houston. Quentin from Hypergiant join Risk Profile to share their insights and the role data and AI has in this last frontier. The post AI and Space | Quentin Donnellan, Hypergiant on Risk Profile appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.

Houston is the Space City. With so much changing in the space realm, though, we all need a refresh on what the space industry means for Houston. Quentin from Hypergiant join Risk Profile to share their insights and the role data and AI has in this last frontier. The post AI and Space | Quentin Donnellan, Hypergiant on Risk Profile appeared first on Digital Wildcatters.

Chances are, you have seen the night sky before. Thou looketh to the Heavens: what does thou see? It is likely that one sees a few, or a few thousand, glimmering stars, some shining brighter than others; some orange, red, blue; some massive, some small; some luminous, some dim. It is likely that you have seen at least a somewhat dark night sky sometime in your past life, as I assume most of you have gone camping or hiking or biking, sometimes, or often if you are similar to I, during the night. In the Northern winter, the night sky is bedazzling your eyes with thousands of points of beauty, as it does in the summer. In the Northern winter, the brightest of the stars show their brilliance and luminance to our eyes; Sirius, Regulus, Adhara, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Aldebaran, Procyon, Capella, Bellatrix, Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka all showcase their complexion during these months. In the Northern summer, the Milky Way, the dense band of stars that appears to us as a glimmering wave of milk, conveys its own particular brilliance. In the Northern summer, the brilliantly-lit Deneb, Vega, Altair, Antares, Arcturus, Sadr, and the great stars of Sagittarius and Ursa Major dominate our vision. Upon seeing this prodigious assemblage of nuclear fusion, our brains begin to fail to understand the immensity of the universe in which we live. Even when gazing upon the meager 3,000 visible stars in our night sky, we are humbled by the formidable collection which exists above our heads. This episode and the subsequent episode delves deep into the great stellar immensities lying below our noses. References Main Sequence Star - Space.com https://www.space.com/22437-main-sequence-stars.html Main Sequence - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_sequence Asymptotic Giant Branch - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymptotic_giant_branch Hypergiant Star - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergiant

What can we learn about design from a quantum physicist? What can an industrial designer teach us about architecture. A lot it turns out. Curious Conversations connect the design community with leaders and visionaries outside the industry to explore new ways to problem-solve and find inspiration with fresh perspectives. How do these individuals lead teams and guide clients through unchartered territory? What events in their lives have shaped their career? How do human behaviors and emerging technologies impact their work?   On this episode, also the inaugural edition of Curious conversations, Brandon Carmichael and Tania White get candid with Kristina Libby, Chief Science Officer of Hypergiant, a creator of emerging AI-driven technologies developing world-changing commercial products and solutions for Fortune 500 and government clients. Listen in as Kristina shares insight on her unique role as a CSO, the challenges of AI, and how she creates a culture of ideology and creativity. Let's get curious! #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #EmergingTechnology VISIT: https://www.Corgan.com/   Also connect with us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CorganInc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CorganInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CorganInc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/corgan   Video Produced by: Corgan Have Questions? We'd love to hear from you. Email: Communications@Corgan.com

In this episode of Spill It guest Nicole Loher goes through her career trajectory that has included working for some of the biggest brands in fashion, beauty, and tech. If you grew up on Tumblr in the early aughts it is safe to say you probably know or have at least heard of this week's guest Nicole Loher. Nicole's trajectory has been anything but typical and she breaks down the ways in which she strategically chose the roles and companies that would get her to where she wanted to be. From her time at FIT where she held down 8 internships for some of today's biggest brands like Warby Parker and Fashion Designer Nanette Lapore, to corporate gigs like Nars and Christian Louboutin. As someone who started out in the fashion world and pivoted to social media and brand strategy, Nicole also gives us insight into what it looks like to be an adjunct professor at NYU and creating an accredited certificate that she helped create for NYU's first social media curriculum. As is life, Nicole's life and career trajectory has been affected by a series of choices. The choice that one might say has had the biggest impact on Nicole was her time at the environmentally-conscious Hypergiant which helped solidify her plan for the future and committing to fighting the environmental and climate change crisis by getting her masters in Climate Change and Public Policy at Columbia University. Nicole's long-term plan is to become a CMO/C-suite level at a green tech company where she can bring her long honed strategy skills and environmental school studies to enact long-term change. In short, you don't want to miss this episode. Follow Nicole on social media @nicoleloher and subscribe to her newsletter at mymondaymorning.substack.com. Support this podcast by subscribing wherever you listen to podcasts and rating and leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. Stay up to date on all things Spill It by following us on social media @spillitofficial on Instagram and Twitter and follow Tiffanie @tiffromthe6 Want to support the creation of this podcast? Become a monthly contributor on Anchor. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spillitofficial/support

Jamie and Robin are joined by Hypergiant's Chief Science Officer Kristina Libby for a discussion on where development of A.I currently stands and how machine learning has become a critical tool across various industries.

What is the business case for AI Ethics? This conversation explores the topic with invited panelists William Griffin and Alayna Kennedy. Willam Griffin is the Chief Ethics Officer of Hypergiant, an organization that works with partners to create powerful technology solutions and smarter, more efficient human workforces. Alayna Kennedy is a data scientist at IBM, working on creating ethical algorithms and aligning human and machine values. This conversation is moderated by All Tech Is Human's David Ryan Polgar. The organizational partner for the event is TheBridge. The conversation does not stop here! For each of the episodes in our series with All Tech is Human, you can find a detailed “continue the conversation” page on our website radicalai.org. For each episode we will include all of the action items we just debriefed as well as annotated resources that were mentioned by the guest speakers during the livestream, ways to get involved, relevant podcast episodes, books, and other publications. 

Kristina Libby is a sought-after thought-leader, brand builder, and technology insider. Her career encompasses advising and building large scale and high growth companies. She also has one of the coolest jobs in the world as the Chief Science Officer at Hypergiant, an emerging technology company focused on solving the world's biggest problems in the areas of space, defense, and critical infrastructure. Even with such a huge role Kristina somehow still finds time to positively impact lives and serve as a beacon of hope and love through the “Floral Heart Project”. The project began as a memorial to those dying from COVID-19 and to create a space of sympathy and compassion for everyone struggling from the impacts of the pandemic. In this episode, Kristina talks about what drove her to the tech space and how we can use technology as a force for good — ultimately creating a just and equitable society. She also shares how to sustain a service mentality and how she made people grieving from the tragic impacts of COVID-19 feel less alone. -- This podcast is brought to you by Service First and produced by Hueman Group Media. Follow us on Instagram @liveservicefirst, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Today's guest is C.K. Sample III, Chief Delivery Officer and former CTO at Hypergiant Space Age Solutions. Founded in 2018, Hypergiant's mission is to create emerging AI-driven technologies and develop world-changing commercial products and solutions that save lives, improve critical infrastructure, efficiently harness energy, further space travel and advance humanity’s position in the universe. In the show, C.K. will discuss: The great work they are doing at Hypergiant, Problems they are solving in the Space Age Solutions division, Fascinating work within Galactic Systems & Sensory Sciences, Creating a great working environment and culture, Building a successful team at Hypergiant, What he loves about his job, and How AI will continue to evolve in the next few years

When it comes to where we want to be as a community, nation and world, we all have a role and responsibility to play. But first, we need to decide where we want to go. This week Kristina Libby, Chief Science Officer at Hypergiant, joins Jennifer to talk about the role that tech, art and soul plays in our lives — and why we need diverse viewpoints asking important questions at every stage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kristina Libby is the Chief Science Officer at Hypergiant. Hypergiant, whose CEO has been called the next Elon Musk, is the groundbreaking AI company that crafts forward-thinking tech solutions for behemoths such as Apple, Starbucks, and Twitter. Under Kristina's leadership, Hypergiant is pushing the envelope of space exploration and climate change in a big way. Hypergiant is the first company to start developing an internet in space, fight climate change with a cube powered by AI and algae to capture carbon dioxide, provide an “Iron Man”-inspired space helmet for astronauts that displays vital signs to them, and more. https://www.hypergiant.com/ In addition to her corporate experience, Libby is a New York University professor, a former University of Florida professor and an accomplished thought leader who has written for and/or appeared in publications such as Entrepreneur, LA Times, Washington Post, and Cosmopolitan. She's also an accomplished Krav Maga student and kitesurfer. Jen DeVore Richter is the former head of advertising for NASA at Kennedy Space Center turned Certified Platinum Business Coach who won “Innovator of the Year” in 2019 for her results based marketing strategies. She is a published author, keynote speaker, and media personality whose ideas and systems have been featured on NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC, PBS, and HuffPost. Subscribe to the magazine for free at www.BossWomenRockMagazine.com Order her latest book at www.BossWomenRockBook.com Subscribe to “High Impact, Low Cost Marketing Ideas” on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jendevorerichter Join the free community for speakers, authors, coaches, and service based professionals: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BossWomenRockSuccess Watch Jen’s keynote speaker videos at www.jendevore.rocks For business coaching inquiries visit www.jendevore.com Email collaboration, speaking, and consulting inquiries to jen@jendevore.com

Ben Lamm is a serial technology entrepreneur and the founder/CEO of Hypergiant. Previously, he was the founder/CEO of Conversable acquired by LivePerson, founder/CEO of Chaotic Moon Studios acquired by Accenture and Team Chaos, acquired by Zynga.

Gary Gattis is a creative interdisciplinary leader guiding people and processes to improve our world. His specialties include growth, operations, and management. He has founded several companies at the intersection of technology and design, and led extremely diverse teams to success. He is currently CEO for Hypergiant Galactic Systems, focussed on integrating Artificial Intelligence with the commercialization of Space. Outside of work he can usually be found buried in a good sci-fi novel.TOPICS:2:13: Gary Gattis's experience watching a space rocket launch5:36: How did Gary Gattis design his own college curriculum at UT Austin?10:25: How Gary Gattis got his first job in the industry by cold calling the CEO 30 times?14:55: Why Gary Gattis believes in designing his own luck?20:54: Gary Gattis explains the benefits of hanging out with folks from different generations26:18: Gary Gattis' foray into the gaming world and running the Star Wars Galaxies game at Sony37:40: Gary Gattis explains the process behind designing a game41:01: Gary Gattis's journey of starting Spacetime Studios50:14: What happened after Gary Gattis sent a cold email to Steve Jobs?57:10: Gary Gattis & team raise venture captial from Insight Venture Partners1:00:05: Why was Gary Gattis thinking of selling the company?1:10:10: How Gary Gattis leveraged his network to discover the next big thing to work on and joined Hypergiant!CONNECT GARY GATTIS:Connect with Gary Gattis on LinkedIn MORE COOL STUFF TO CHECK OUT:StrengthsFinders 2.0 (Book)Hypergiant (Startup)Spacetime Studios (Company)If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to leave a rating and review in Apple Podcasts, or share the episode with a friend. Thank you!

Gary Gattis spent his entire career making video games, AI/Space was a late life industry transition. Why? When Gary decided it was time to move into the next adventure in his professional career, he asked everyone (yes, everyone) two important questions that led him to Hypergiant, where Gary and the team believes that AI is essential to secure our place in the universe via space exploration. “We started looking at ground control, and saw there was a lot of room for disruption.”- Gary Gattis on Casual Space Podcast  When it was time to move into the next chapter of Gary’s professional journey, he went to friends and colleagues and asked everyone two questions:  “1. What’s the coolest stuff going on in the world, and 2. If you weren’t doing what you were doing, what WOULD you be doing? That was a fascinating time in my life! I was doing 10+ coffee/ lunches a week! It was full time!”  “I call it my journey of discernment. Really, three things came out of it. The first was a deeper connection to myself. I was talking to people I’ve known 20-30 years ago- old friends. Second, I got to see myself through other people’s eyes.  Third, it really helped me hone my personal brand. It took a lot of external conversations for me to validate [what my personal brand was] through other people. It was a great experience for me, and I highly recommend this experience.” -Gary    Oh by the way, He’s been to Space Force HQ.    About Gary Gattis: Gary is an Interdisciplinary leader guiding people and process to improve our world. Specialties include growth, operations, and management. Founded several companies at the intersection of technology and design, led extremely diverse teams to success.Currently CEO for Hypergiant Galactic Systems, focussed on integrating Artificial Intelligence with the commercialization of Space. More about Gary and his work and career at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garygattis/ Interesting stuff about Hypergiant from Texas Monthly: Hypergiant aims to help its clients gather and analyze vast amounts of data. You’re working on improving the sensory perception of machines. You’re aiming to launch a network of small satellites gathering data from above. And you’re looking to empower “smart cities,” stitching together data from cameras that are increasingly everywhere Hypergiant does sell—artificial intelligence-enabled software and hardware—and you’ll appreciate Lamm’s problem. Even many people lacking in technological savvy have heard of AI as a force with the potential to shape much of humanity’s future—for better or worse. Some of those people look to get into business with Hypergiant without any real idea of what it is they’re buying. They just know they want some. “It’s like the most addictive drug that no one’s ever had,” says Lamm, who serves as the company’s CEO.

On the third episode of Brains Behind AI, Ari sits down to chat with Gary Gattis, the CEO of HyperGiant Galactic Systems, discussing everything from building video games, to working in the Space industry, and from changing career to embarking on the path that fulfilling and impactful. After graduating from the University of Texas with a degree in Computer Science and Sculpture Design, Gary originally sought out to work in the video game industry. From building Star Wars Galaxies video games at SONY, to founding his own company Space Time Studios, Gary’s path eventually came to a halt when he realized he wanted to completely shift gears and embark on a whole new venture. This new path eventually came to be working as the CEO at one of the most innovative Space AI companies in the world. In this episode, you will receive exclusive first insight on the revolutionary projects Gary and his team are working on, which includes their top three space projects at HyperGiant Galactic Systems. You will also hear Gary’s advice on how to find a career in space (and where exactly to start!) We learn from Gary that it is never too late to embark on a path that makes you happy. You can find Gary at:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garygattis/Hypergiant.com → division 0004 Hyper Galactic Systems

Hypergiant founder and CEO Ben Lamm joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on emerging technologies that could have a great impact on space and society, and what kind of infrastructure is needed to move forward in a post-COVID-19 world.

With Kristina Libby - Chief Science officer at Hypergiant, Author & Adjunct professor.   We Discuss: - International security   Technology and defence   Future trends

In this episode I'm joined by William Griffin, Chief Ethics Officer at Hypergiant, and Olivia Gambelin, founder and CEO of Ethical Intelligence to discuss the fundamentals of A.I. ethics, practical examples of implementation, whether regulation and data protection will stifle or boost innovation, and whether will we ever elimate bias in artificial intelligence completely.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of talking with Will Griffin, Chief Ethics Officer of Hypergiant, an Austin Texas-based AI product and services company. We talk about how Hypergiant uses Immanuel Kant's categorical imperative in its ethics framework, how Hypergiant applies its ethics process with clients and why Will thinks ethical processes are important in AI development. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artificiality.substack.com

As the popularity of Python grows, we see it popping up in all sorts of interesting places and projects. On this episode, you'll meet C.K. Sample and Nathan Papapietro from HyperGiant. They are using Python and AI to develop the EOS Bioreactor. This is a fridge sized box containing water and algae which sequesters a huge amount of C02, as much as 400x as much as an acre of trees. Let's dive into how they are using Python for this cutting-edge project. Links from the show C.K. on Twitter: @cksample HyperGiant on Twitter: @hypergiant EOS Bioreactor: hypergiant.com/green HyperGiant: hypergiant.com Careers at HyperGiant: hypergiant.com/careers Short video on the bioreactor: nowthisnews.com Sponsors Brilliant Linode Talk Python Training

On episodes 532 Thom Singer sits down to chat about business with Ben Lamm.  Ben is the co-founder and CEO of Hypergiant Industries.  He is a serial tech entrepreneur with a lot of great experience and advice.     About Ben Lamm:   Ben Lamm is a serial technology entrepreneur dedicated to making the impossible possible. He builds intelligent, disruptive software companies that help the Fortune 500 innovate with breakthrough technologies. Ben is the co-founder, Executive Chairman, and CEO of Hypergiant, the office of machine intelligence Industries. Previously, he was the founder and CEO of Conversable, the leading conversational intelligence platform acquired by LivePerson, the founder and CEO of Chaotic Moon Studios, the global creative technology powerhouse acquired by Accenture and co-founder of Team Chaos, acquired by Zynga.     About Hypergiant Industries:   Hypergiant Industries focuses on solving humanity's most challenging problems and leading the way in data intelligence as humanity enters the Fourth Industrial Revolution. To accomplish this mission, the company creates emerging AI-driven technologies and develops world-changing commercial products and solutions for Fortune 500 and government clients. As the parent corporation over a roster of divisions, Hypergiant Industries serves verticals that include space science and exploration, satellite communications, aviation, defense, healthcare, transportation and municipal infrastructure, food and beverage, retail and more. Founded in 2018, the company has offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Seattle and Washington, DC.   https://thomsinger.com/podcast/ben-lamm

Mark and Kyle wrap up 2019 with the same amazing guest that helped them wrap up 2018. Dave Copps is an absolutely amazing technologist…and simply a great guy. List to them discuss AI and more. The post Episode 108 – Interview with Dave Copps, CEO – Hypergiant Sensory Science appeared first on The Tech Fugitives Show!.

As Basil continues to traverse on a distant timeline from our own, Gonz is joined by guest co-host Mel from Truthstream Media. They discuss Jeff Bezos’ new video of using his robot arms, a quick update on the scam that is the LIBRA project, and a Bloomberg article on how robots are decoding the cryptic language of central bankers! Go follow us on our new Twitch channel and stay tuned, as we will soon announce the date of our first live stream! And we know it’s not the best platform right now, but join us on Patreon to get MORE!   AGG for the WEEK of June 20th-June 26th YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST, FOLKS! How to make money off Facebook’s Libra — Quartz    FLIPPY AND FAM! 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Office of Machine Intelligence The space where impossibility intersects reality. Where companies speed beyond norms and realize an exploded potential. Where light filters out the dark. And machine intelligence makes everything about your business more intelligent. Hypergiant Space Age Solutions Division The guiding light for Fortune 500 companies. Providing understanding, creation and implementation at the intersection of experience and machine intelligence. Analyzing data. Teaching machines to teach themselves ‐ in order to create powerful technology solutions and smarter, more efficient human workforces. Hypergiant Sensory Sciences Division The rapid proliferation of cameras, sensors and locations under surveillance has generated an urgent requirement for a breakthrough in the ability to persistently observe, analyze and learn from our physical surroundings. Thus the mission: develop and implement sensory perception at scale powered by machines that can see, sense and alert us when important things happen in our environments. Hypergiant Galactic Systems Division Hypergiant Galactic Systems is a revolutionary orbital systems and constellations enterprise that combines artificial intelligence with proprietary hardware and the latest advancements in space access. Focused on evolving international commerce with more accessible and affordable space missions, Hypergiant Galactic Systems identifies, invests in, and acquires celestial technologies that can be integrated with and enhanced by machine intelligence. https://www.hypergiant.com https://twitter.com/hypergiant https://www.instagram.com/gohypergiant

We discuss the past, present and future of Artificial Intelligence with industry leader, expert and entrepreneur, John Frémont. John was very candid about the opportunities as well as the competition in the space. We definitely enjoyed (as we always do) waxing philosophical. John did a great job as we hovered over the “trough of despair”. […] The post Episode 85 – Interview with Hypergiant Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, John Frémont appeared first on The Tech Fugitives Show!.

The Tech Fugitives have a great visit with Dave Copps of Brainspace fame.  We explore his newest project, Hypergiant Sensory Sciences and the state of AI …. around the world. I love that Dave’s educational background is Industrial Anthropology.  He is uniquely qualified to dish on AI philosophical as well as technical! The post Episode 77 – Interview with Hypergiant s appeared first on The Tech Fugitives Show!.

In this episode of The Tony Robbins Podcast, our host Ana is diving into artificial intelligence and machine learning - phrases that are getting tossed around a lot these days - but are shrouded in mystery and misunderstanding. Helping demystify the hype and break down the pragmatic benefits of AI is Ben Lamm. Ben is the CEO of Hypergiant - a Dallas-based startup that Tony himself invested in! They’re working with big brands and businesses to bring in technology to solve real business problems. For example, Hypergiant recently teamed up with TGI Friday’s to create an AI-powered mixologist, appropriately dubbed Flanagan. Flanagan offers the customers the experience of personalized drink recommendations while simultaneously collecting more data about their preferences. It’s a win-win that enhances customer connection, and ultimately, customer loyalty. Ana talks with Ben about these types of practical applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and we explore other opportunities for businesses to leverage the tech to best meet their customers’ needs. Because most industries are using outdated practices. And as we enter this new era of AI solutions, it’s time to initiate change and encourage your team to start thinking forward.

On this episode of InsaniTV, we've got videos from Lab A, Hypergiant, Me and the Trinity, Be Under Arms, Join The Dead, Corpse Mutilation, and We Killed The Union. Thanks for checking us out and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

We lament the passing of science fiction master Harry Harrison, recounting some of the classics that he'd written over the years. Feedbackapalooza: Tim, Summer and Jeremy dive into the messages that you've sent us, and we appreciate your messages to us and for us! We have a lot to go through, so settle in, kids... Source