Podcasts about pablos holman

Pablos makes the case for Computational Maximalism.

Software is eating the world, right? We've all heard this phrase by now, but inventor and investor Pablos Holman has something important to add: “The world can't eat software.”That's why Pablos focuses on “deep tech”, i.e. how to invent new solutions to real world problems like energy, water, waste, construction, and sanitation. Pablos says we're still mostly using version 1.0 technology for these fundamental systems, but recent advances, including AI and the ability to prototype and test in software, are enabling incredible innovation in hardware.Pablos has worked with Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and more. He's kind of a mad scientist and in this episode we'll discuss things that sound like science fiction, but that Pablos says are coming soon, such as solar panels in outer space that can beam clean energy down to earth, autonomous cargo ships blown by the wind across the ocean, and tiny nuclear reactors buried a mile underground that power the world above.At Deep Future, Pablos is on a mission to solve the world's biggest problems, and he's hoping more people will make the jump that he did from software to hardware and into deep tech, because, as he says, “ all the people who've been building software their entire career, those are the ones who are going to save the world.”—More on Pablos: Deep Future: https://deepfuture.tech/Deep Future podcast: https://deepfuture.tech/podcast-index/ —Support CRAFTED.:Sign up for the CRAFTED. newsletter: https://www.crafted.fmSubscribe to CRAFTED. on your favorite podcast platformShare this episode with a friend or colleague!

What happens when a hacker turns his skills toward solving the world's biggest challenges? Pablos Holman, a futurist and inventor from Silicon Valley, redefines innovation with his unique approach and sharp humour in conversation with Harvest Series host Rose Claverie. From pioneering tech solutions to tackling global energy problems, Pablos shares his insights on the future of technology and the mindset behind impactful inventions. Join us for a conversation filled with fresh perspectives and plenty of laughs.[2:53] – Interview Kickoff: We dive into technology with Pablos, discussing how tools reflect our values.[5:50] – The Cost of New Tech: Are we losing anything in our adoption of new technologies? Pablos shares his positive perspective on how well we're adapting to social media and AI.[7:30] – Investing in World-Changing Projects: What guides Pablos and his team when choosing investments? They aim for big-impact projects, not just software solutions.[11:00] – Proud Investments: Pablos highlights self-driving ships as one of Deep Future's standout ventures.[14:00] – Silicon Valley's Focus: Why Silicon Valley should tackle larger issues beyond social media. Despite impressive innovation, it's only targeting 2% of the global economy—missing out on sectors like waste, energy, and water, which make up the other 98%.[18:00] – Global Competitors to Silicon Valley: Can any other region compete with Silicon Valley? What makes the Valley so unique and successful?[28:00] – Investing in Global Peace: Pablos discusses the challenge of energy inequality and its critical role in achieving global peace.[35:00] – Personal Story: Pablos shares his upbringing in Alaska and how he was the first in his community to own a computer.[44:00] – Life as a Hacker: Pablos talks about his journey as a hacker and what it truly means to be one.[54:00] – Harvest of the Day: Pablos reflects on when he felt most connected as a child.You can follow us on Instagram : @Harvestseries, or @rose.claverie for updatesTo know more about Pablos Holman and watch our filmed podcast or speakers on Youtube : Harvest Series.Sound editing by @lesbellesfrequencesTechnicians in Kaplankaya : Joel Moriasi, Hanan Yasir and teamMusic by ChambordArtwork : Davide d'AntonioHarvest Series is produced in partnership with Athena Advisers and Capital PartnersThe founders of Harvest Series are Burak Öymen and Roman Carel.

Scott Cohen is the cofounder of Newlab, a vast, supportive and inspirational community for deep tech founders.

Two nerds bullshitting about the cloak and dagger marketplace of raising a venture fund.

Admir Masic is the scientist who discovered how the Romans built the Pantheon.

Two nerds bullshitting about the most important kitchen toy.

Avi Geiger is founder of GroundLight, a toolkit that helps robots understand what humans are telling them to do and connect that to what they see around them.

Two nerds bullshitting about how to jettison Google.

Two nerds bullshitting about electric toys you can ride.

Two nerds bullshitting about the massive leak of social security numbers this week.

The first robot that can give you a great massage is just coming out of beta testing in NYC. You can book it and try yourself. I did! This is a conversation with Aescape's founder, Eric Litman.

Two nerds bullshitting about the imminent scale of computation on Earth.

Pablos is joined by Wayne Austad, CTO, National & Homeland Security at Idaho National Labs.

Two nerds bullshitting about turning your dead relatives into diamonds..

Pablos is joined by Nicholas Woolstenhulme, a Nuclear Reactor engineer at Idaho National Labs.

Two nerds and an Australian architect bullshitting about turning CAD software into a giant world simulating video game.

Pablos is joined by Ahmad Al Rashdan, a Nuclear Reactor engineer at Idaho National Labs.

Two nerds bullshitting about alternatives to college that would provide some of the same benefits.

Pablos is joined by Frank Rieger of Germany's Chaos Computer Club for a conversation about hacking and activism.

Two nerds bullshitting about LinkedIn basically being Dungeons & Dragons for squares..

Two nerds bullshitting about robots that can give a good massage.

Psychedelics in Science & the Origin of Life – Bruce Damer

Two nerds bullshitting about making amino acid Legos that kids can plug together to make proteins. This turned into a completely unrelated conversation about delivering personalized pharmaceuticals.

Genome Sequencing for Kids – Robert Green

Two nerds bullshitting about feeding the output from one industrial process as the input for another.

Hardware is Hard – Dan Shapiro

Two nerds bullshitting about using X-PRIZE and Kickstarter to get nuclear reactors built.

Two nerds bullshitting about their search for the ultimate black t-shirt.

A Thousand Words for a Picture – Rob Angel

Two nerds bullshitting about a decentralized YouTube.

Two nerds bullshitting about adapting cybersecurity to LLMs.

An Exceptionally Simple Theory of Everything – Garrett Lisi

Two nerds bullshitting about E-ink T-Shirts.

Pablos is joined by Rob Shepherd, who's working on robotics that could really help us make robots more naturally integrated.

Two nerds bullshitting about augmented reality tattoos.

Pablos is joined by Lee Cronin, a professor of chemistry in Glasgow, where he founded his company called "Chemify."

Two nerds bullshitting about an augmented reality baseball cap.

Two nerds bullshitting about being able to annotate everything.

Pablos is joined by David Eagleman, a neuroscientist and co-founder of Neosensory, where they develop devices for sensory substitution

Two nerds bullshitting about a worldwide bug tracker.

Two nerds bullshitting about robots getting some of mammals' greatest hits.

Moran Cerf is a true polymath, from hacker to neuroscientist.

Two nerds bullshitting about stunts on the internet.

Founder breaks down the breakdown of his 3D printing company.

Two nerds bullshitting about possible robots.

Founder of data.world on using LLMs to explore your structured databases.

Time series AI, going beyond deep learning.

Short episode where Ash & Pablos marvel at this ingenious invention called the GyroGlove that can ameliorate the jittery hands of folks with Parkinson's disease.

Postmodernist Cuisine – Chris Young

People are pissed off about social media, let's fix it.

The founders of Commonwealth Fusion Systems.

Two nerds bullshitting about the nature of large language models.

A true pioneer in computer graphics.

Two nerds bullshitting about a sensor that can pick up your quietest whisper.

Two nerds bullshitting about two of the most used materials on Earth.

George Dyson has a conversation with Pablos Holman about the history of computers.

Two nerds bullshitting about using the guts of a Tesla to make traffic lights figure out when to get green.

Samy Kamkar is a genius hacker. When you guys hear me praising the minds of hackers and how brilliant they are, Samy's on the top of the list.

Nick Touran, a nuclear engineer has a conversation with Pablos Holman about the history of nuclear reactors and how they work.

Introduction: In this episode, the renowned Pablos Holman (Website) discusses how science fiction is transitioning into reality, particularly in the realm of technology. Drawing on his expertise, Pablos sheds light on revolutionary concepts that are pushing the boundaries of what was once believed impossible. Main Points: Space-based Solar Energy: Pablos recently witnessed the conception of a company aiming to place solar panels in space. The primary challenges on Earth, such as clouds and nighttime, are nonexistent in space, which experiences constant light. The innovative solution involves capturing this 24/7 solar energy in space and transmitting it to Earth through radio waves, a concept called "Vertis Solis." This can potentially offer scalable, carbon-free energy. The Dyson Sphere Concept: A theoretical idea that involves surrounding a star with solar panels to harness its energy. While it remains an extreme long-term science fiction aspiration, its possibilities are intriguing. Wireless Energy Transfer: Wireless energy transfer isn't new; it's how radio and wifi work. However, they aren't optimized for transferring substantial energy. With advances in beam steering technology, this might soon change. By focusing solar arrays directly at antennas on Earth, efficient energy transfer can be realized. Space Exploration and Ecosystem: Cost has always been a limiting factor. From the space shuttle days, where reusable rockets were only a dream, we've come a long way with companies like SpaceX bringing the cost down significantly. With the lowered cost, activities like manufacturing and asteroid mining in space become more feasible. These ventures, although promising, also come with huge technical risks. Manufacturing in Space: There are inherent advantages to space manufacturing. The vacuum of space can produce better-quality computer chips. The absence of gravity also has significant effects on the atomic scale, potentially enhancing semiconductor production and other goods. Investment Curve and Deep Tech: Holman emphasizes that while software is indeed revolutionizing industries, it's essential not to neglect deep tech. Unlike typical startups focused on short-term applications, deep tech aims at the fundamental challenges facing humanity. Challenges with 3D Printing: While the concept of 3D printing was groundbreaking, its real-world application faced obstacles. The solution lies in a different approach – building layer by layer, utilizing recyclable inputs like used coffee grounds, thereby revolutionizing manufacturing. Misconceptions and Course Corrections: Pablos asserts that humans often latch onto the wrong stories or misconceptions, hindering progress. He cites examples like the confusion between reactors and bombs, and the historical outlawing of psychedelics, which are now considered potential treatments for PTSD. Closing Remarks: Pablos stresses the importance of storytellers in shaping our future. The right narrative can direct our collective efforts towards genuinely transformative goals. He invites listeners to connect with him and shares that he's fortunate to meet innovative minds daily, always pushing the boundaries of possibility. Contact: For those intrigued by Pablos' insights, he can be reached at pablos@deepfuture.tech and also listen to the Deep Future podcast.

Hacking the FutureIn this week's TF episode we get into the world where venture capital and futurism collide, with hacker, inventor and technology futurist Pablos Holman. Whether it's working on early crypto, 3D printing tech, spaceships with Blue Origin, or early Tesla engineering, Pablos has been involved in putting together some of the most leading edge technology deals on the planet. This week he joins BK and Miss Metaverse to talk how VCs and investors view emerging tech in AI, Climate and Genetics to name a few. Buckle up! Pablos is a hacker, inventor and technology futurist with a unique ability to distill complex technology into practical tools. Always building the future, his projects include cryptocurrency in the 1990s; AI for stock market trading; building spaceships at Blue Origin for Jeff Bezos; the world's smallest PC and 3D printers at Makerbot. Pablos helped start the Intellectual Ventures Lab for Nathan Myhrvold to support a wide range of invention projects, including a brain surgery tool; a machine to suppress hurricanes; a nuclear reactor powered by nuclear waste; and a machine that can shoot mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers - part of an impact invention effort to eradicate malaria with Bill Gates. A member of the most prolific team of inventors in the United States, Pablos has over 70 patents. A world-renowned expert in 3D Printing, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Robotics, Automated Manufacturing, & Cryptocurrency, Pablos has contributed to visions for the future of urban transportation, entertainment, education, energy, manufacturing, health care, food delivery, sensor networks, payment systems & cloud computing. With a unique ability to articulate practical solutions and visions for the future of technology, Pablos is often invited to speak at conferences about innovation, invention, hacking, technology & cyber security. He has spoken at Stanford, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum at Davos, the Microsoft CEO Summit, The FORTUNE CEO Summit, the CIA, Google Zeitgeist, The Milken Global Conference, and to many of the top tech companies and conferences in the world. His TED Talks have over 30 million views. Currently, Pablos is a venture capitalist at Deep Future backing mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers & maverick entrepreneurs who are implementing science fiction, solving big problems and helping our species become better ancestors.

In this week's TF episode we get into the world where venture capital and futurism collide, with hacker, inventor and technology futurist Pablos Holman. Whether it's working on early crypto, 3D printing tech, spaceships with Blue Origin, or early Tesla engineering, Pablos has been involved in putting together some of the most leading edge technology deals on the planet. This week he joins BK and Miss Metaverse to talk how VCs and investors view emerging tech in AI, Climate and Genetics to name a few. Buckle up! Bio - https://pablosspeaks.com/

My next guest is Pablos Holman, a world-renowned hacker, inventor, and technology futurist with a unique ability to distill complex technology into practical tools.His past projects include building spaceships at Blue Origin with Jeff Bezos, working on an impact invention effort to eradicate malaria with Bill Gates, and founding Intellectual Ventures Lab for Nathan Myhrvold to support a wide range of invention projects, such as a brain surgery tool, a machine to suppress hurricanes, a nuclear reactor powered by nuclear waste, and a machine that can shoot mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers. With over 70 patents, Pablos is a true innovator.Pablos is a sought-after speaker and has been invited to conferences around the world to share his expertise on innovation, invention, hacking, technology, and cybersecurity. He has spoken at prestigious events such as Stanford, the United Nations, the World Economic Forum at Davos, the Microsoft CEO Summit, The FORTUNE CEO Summit, the CIA, Google Zeitgeist, and The Milken Global Conference. His TED Talks have amassed over 30 million views.Currently, Pablos serves as the Managing Director at Deep Future, where he backs mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers, and maverick entrepreneurs in implementing science fiction, solving big problems, and helping our species become better ancestors.Link: https://deepfuture.tech/

Short opinion piece about these helium airships and the need to preserve helium.

Read the full transcript here. How does 3D-printed food work? How do hackers and inventors think? What are some ideas that don't matter? Why are humans so driven by stories? What are the current sentiments around nuclear energy? What is an "information DMZ"? Is "cryptocurrency regulation" a contradiction in terms? What are "deep" and "shallow" technologies? How could we handle intellectual property rights more fairly?Pablos is a hacker and inventor that runs Deep Future, a venture capital firm backing mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers, and maverick entrepreneurs who are implementing science fiction, solving big problems, and helping our species become better ancestors. Pablos is a top public speaker on technology whose TED Talks have over 30 million views. With his Deep Future Podcast, Pablos is sharing his conversations with people who understand the biggest problems in the world and the technologies that could help us solve them. Follow him on Twitter at @pablos, email him at pablos@deepfuture.tech, or find out more about him at deepfuture.tech. [Read more]

Read the full transcriptHow does 3D-printed food work? How do hackers and inventors think? What are some ideas that don't matter? Why are humans so driven by stories? What are the current sentiments around nuclear energy? What is an "information DMZ"? Is "cryptocurrency regulation" a contradiction in terms? What are "deep" and "shallow" technologies? How could we handle intellectual property rights more fairly?Pablos is a hacker and inventor that runs Deep Future, a venture capital firm backing mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers, and maverick entrepreneurs who are implementing science fiction, solving big problems, and helping our species become better ancestors. Pablos is a top public speaker on technology whose TED Talks have over 30 million views. With his Deep Future Podcast, Pablos is sharing his conversations with people who understand the biggest problems in the world and the technologies that could help us solve them. Follow him on Twitter at @pablos, email him at pablos@deepfuture.tech, or find out more about him at deepfuture.tech.

How does 3D-printed food work? How do hackers and inventors think? What are some ideas that don't matter? Why are humans so driven by stories? What are the current sentiments around nuclear energy? What is an "information DMZ"? Is "cryptocurrency regulation" a contradiction in terms? What are "deep" and "shallow" technologies? How could we handle intellectual property rights more fairly?Pablos is a hacker and inventor that runs Deep Future, a venture capital firm backing mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers, and maverick entrepreneurs who are implementing science fiction, solving big problems, and helping our species become better ancestors. Pablos is a top public speaker on technology whose TED Talks have over 30 million views. With his Deep Future Podcast, Pablos is sharing his conversations with people who understand the biggest problems in the world and the technologies that could help us solve them. Follow him on Twitter at @pablos, email him at pablos@deepfuture.tech, or find out more about him at deepfuture.tech.

Pablos Holman, noted inventor and hacker with over 70 patents to his name, helped Jeff Bezos launch Blue Origin and Nathan Myhrvold launch one of the world's most prolific innovation shops, Intellectual Ventures Lab. Pablos and Freddie will discuss the trials and tribulations of bringing together mad scientists, rogue inventors, crazy hackers, and maverick entrepreneurs trying to bring science fiction into reality. Be sure to tune in!

Hosted by Andrew Keen, Keen On features conversations with some of the world's leading thinkers and writers about the economic, political, and technological issues being discussed in the news, right now. In this episode, Andrew is joined by Pablos Holman, founder of Intellectual Ventures Lab. Pablos Holman is a notorious hacker, inventor, entrepreneur, and technology futurist who looks at the world differently than most, and is on a quest to solve the world's problems through the innovation of technology. At the Intellectual Ventures Lab, he has worked on a brain surgery tool, a machine to suppress hurricanes, a self-sterilizing elevator button, a cure for cancer, a laser that shoots laser beams at malaria-carrying mosquitoes, and 3D food printers. Pablos has a unique ability to articulate practical visions for the future of technology. He has contributed to visions for the future of urban transportation, entertainment, education, healthcare, food delivery, sensor networks, payment systems & cloud computing. Previously, Pablos helped build spaceships; the world's smallest PC; artificial intelligence agent systems; and the Hackerbot, a robot that can steal passwords on a Wi-Fi network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pablos Holman is a notorious hacker, inventor, entrepreneur and technology futurist who thinks differently to solve the world's biggest problems by inventing new technology. At The Intellectual Ventures Lab, he has worked on a brain surgery tool, a machine to suppress hurricanes, 3D food printers, and a laser that can shoot down mosquitos – part of an impact invention effort to eradicate malaria with Bill Gates. Previously, Pablos helped build spaceships with Jeff Bezos at Blue Origin, the world's smallest PC, 3D printers at Makerbot, artificial intelligence agent systems, and the Hackerbot (a robot that can steal passwords on a Wi-Fi network). Pablos' TED talks have been watched over 30+ million times (his first TEDx talk, from 2012, has over 20 million views).We discuss his origin story, the Cypherpunk era, Bitcoin volatility, the future of crypto and blockchain, human created protocols, 3D Printing, hackers in product development, hacking time, technology for World Peace, and more. Danny Boy revolutionizes the “Flux Incapacitator”.Support the show

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Computer hacking appeals differently to different people. For some, it is no more than just tinkering with the computer. For others, it is a way of life, a technical profession that shapes a person’s life and career. To help us get clear on what being a hacker truly is, who better to invite in this episode than someone who has had a deep journey with computer hacking? Pablos Holman sits down with famous hacker Riley Eller to talk about being a hacker and learning hacking skills. Beyond that, Riley takes us into his career experiences, from winning the DEF CON Capture the Flag contest three years in a row to the Wi-Fi mesh networking at a company called CoCo Communications. Plus, he also shares how he got into hacking, what he has learned, what he values about it, how you can be one, and more. Follow along with Riley in this interesting conversation with Pablos as they let us in on the world that only a few get to look inside.

There are two ways to dive into entrepreneurship: you can either pick your skillset and match it or pitch an idea. Adina Mangubat chose the unique path and picked her skillset to dive into a business that is all about impacting disease, one that is not only intellectually fit for her but also close to her heart. Now, she is the President and CEO of Spiral Genetics, a company that works on comparing genomes at a population scale that will power novel discoveries for diagnostics and drugs. The youngest CEO on the show thus far, she joins Pablos Holman to share with us her entrepreneurship journey as well as wisdom and insights about genomes, the problems with genetics, and how these are affecting our lives. Adina further takes us into the world of population genomics and the processes and systems in place to conduct wide research. Plus, she gives some great advice for budding entrepreneurs out there on starting a business and overcoming the inevitable hard times when taking this path.

Brave New Women hosted by Cecilia Poullain “We started off by focusing on teaching kids how to code, and we realised we were only attracting the usual suspects - little boys.  Hardly any girls, hardly any kids of colour.  So we started introducing class discussions about technology.  Bing.  All of a sudden, girls were more interested.  We talk about the consequences and implications of technology, ethics or the right and wrong way that tech is being used, how humans and robots are working together.  Typically, the girls love this part of class.  When we started it was about 85% - 90% boys but we're almost at parity now just because we teach in a very different way.” - Deborah CarterDeborah Carter is Canadian and lives in The Netherlands.  In 2014, she created NewTechKids because she wanted her son and other children to have a place where they could fall in love with technology and computer science and learn how to be innovators and inventors.  Last summer, she launched a new initiative, PreparationTech in order to showcase the stories of a diverse and inclusive group of students, tradespeople and professionals whose work intersects with technology in order to help kids understand that they will need tech knowledge and skills, no matter what study or career path they choose.  When Deborah says  “tech”, she means digital technology, internet technology and robotics.  She is passionate about teaching kids how to think about technology and the logic of technology and to see tech as a problem-solving and creativity tool. Not only is Deborah passionate about tech, she is also passionate about teaching.  She shares some great tips about how NewTechKids has adapted its teaching methods to ensure that it is interesting for everyone.  She talks about the interviews she has done for Preparation Tech, including her interview with Arlan Hamilton who founded a venture capital firm (while homeless) which funds startups led by women and people of colour and Pablos Holman, one of the most famous hackers in the world. You can find out more here:  https://newtechkids.com/en/https://www.preparationtech.com/Stay updated on tech-related study and careers. Subscribe to PreparationTech's YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3rf5p7EI am running a free webinar - "Women Empower Women" - on Tuesday 27 April.  Check it out here:  https://mailchi.mp/ac893611d578/gu7xgku6p7Cecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voicehttp://ceciliapoullain.comMusic:  Stephen Marquis http://songsta.com.auEditing: Talal BourokiPhotography © Kerry ReinkingCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voice

Patrick Bet-David sits down with inventor and hacker Pablos Holman to talk about climate change, innovation of technology and what the future will look like. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/_HuwgMlbpYY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuetainment/support

Hello Everyone, The guest we have today @Pablos Holman, The only person I met until now in person who has 72 patents. Currently he is a Founder & CEO @Komposite We discussed about his career journey as well as how these three pillars Technology + Innovation = Social Cause, can be used more wisely for a larger mass. Also we covered topics in #manufacturing industries and #artificialintelligence While talking about career choices he mentioned that "It's totally fine sometimes if someone has to make the career choices on the basis of priorities" , but one should always try to pursue their passion/interest, even though it might not be your career option or giving you any financial stability". He was very wise and I had a great time connecting and e-meeting him back again after 2018 DSGO conference. So, watch complete episode - https://youtu.be/vjlP22rBFck Listen to complete episode - https://anchor.fm/vaishali-lambe/episodes/SoLeadSaturday---Episode-36---Pablos-Holman-manufacturing-ai-datascience-leadership-growth-career-data-ehr45o If you would like to connect with him, feel free to connect on @LinkedIn Or subscribe to his @Youtube channel. Until we meet, happy leading, let's lead together. Stay safe. Bye for now. Twitter - https://twitter.com/vaishalilambe LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/vaishali-lambe/ Website - https://www.vaishalilambe.com/soleadsaturday-podcast-1 Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soleadsaturday/id1496626534?uo=4 Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xMzFiYTA0MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0bFOIm9EGFalhPG8YPBhVp --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vaishali-lambe/support

Pablos Holman is one of the most renowned hackers in the world, an inspiring technology futurist, and an inventor with over 70 patents. He has a unique view into problem-solving and breaking, then building new technologies – talents he used for more than a decade at the Intellectual Ventures Lab in Seattle, where 150 scientists and engineers are inventing solutions to world's biggest problems.Pablos' TED talks have gone viral totaling over 27 Million views. He has spoken for the World Economic Forum at Davos, the United Nations, and many other world-famous events.Pablos has worked on a wide variety of futuristic impact invention projects to solve world-sized problems, including: for Bill Gates, a machine to suppress hurricanes and a device that shoots mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers to help eradicate malaria. He also built spaceships with Jeff Bezos, invented the first 3D printer to ever print food, and helped create the #1 selling 3D printer in the world, the Makerbot.In this conversation, we dive into the innovation mindset for businesses in today's world as well as discussing powerful technologies including: Space Travel, Artificial Intelligence, Computational Modeling/ Big Data and how it will soon help businesses greatly, Blockchain, Crypto-Currency, and Cyber Security.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.calentertainment.com/virtually-speaking/

Exponential Africa Show - Pablos Holman - Hacking & Disruptive Innovation!Today on the Exponential Africa Show, Mic Mann welcomes Pablos Holman - SingularityU Futurist, Hacker, Inventor, and Disruptor!Pablos’s hacking career started in his childhood years. Growing up in Alaska, Pablos had a lot of free time to get to know his computer, which led to his coding and hacking skills. Pablos explains the computer to be a tool that lights up your imagination.His incredible mindset led him to work on and implement an extensive number of disruptive & innovative projects. From 3D printing, crypto, AI, reactors powered by nuclear waste, and more!Watch the full episode and join this thought-provoking conversation.#futureproofAfrica

In this episode of the SuperDataScience Podcast, I chat with Pablos Holman, the famous hacker, inventor, and entrepreneur. You will hear how artificial intelligence is impacting the world, what the Maslow's hierarchy of needs is, and how that is affected by technology. You will also hear what roles Data Science and machine learning are playing in the future of the world. If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, resources, and more at www.superdatascience.com/247

In this episode of the SuperDataScience Podcast, we will listen to the Panel Discussion on emerging technologies during the DataScienceGO 2018 event in San Diego California, last October 12-14. Our panelists were 4 of the valuable persons in the space of Data Science, we have the Senior Solution Architect at NVIDIA - Mark Skinner, Manager of Data Science at TrueCar - Rachel Wang, Chief AI Officer at Ziff, Inc - Ben Taylor, and the world renowned speaker, inventor, hacker, and entrepreneur - Pablos Holman. You will listen to a very insightful panel discussion we had during DSGO where we discussed many topics including Blockchain, AI, Deep Learning, Machine Learning and disruption, startups and a lot more. If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, resources, and more at www.superdatascience.com/201

Pablos Holman is an inventor, futurist and notorious hacker from Seattle. Producer Bryan and Jenna caught up with him before his talk at UNF to chat about his work saving the world with his inventions, his friendship with Bill Gates, and why we should be nice to robots. One of our longest episodes yet but worth the full listen for sure. 

Kevin sits down with Pablos Holman who is a futuristic badass hacker redefining how business approaches the worlds biggest problems. In this podcast, he takes you inside the mind of a hacker, what he’s doing to eradicate malaria as well as harness nuclear waste to supply the world with enough energy for 1,000 years. He’s a genuine guy with big dreams to make all of our lives better. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

If you're an inventor type, there might be no better couple of guys to work for than Jeff Bezos or Nathan Myhrvold. Pablos Holman has worked for both. After building a lab for Bezos to help explore new forms of space travel, Holman went on to help cofound the Intellectual Ventures lab where has spent much of the past decade exploring new ideas such as printing food. I talk to Holman about these early days as well as a future in which he envisions personalized food optimized for our tastes and personal health needs printed instantly in our homes. via Knit

ABC’s The Crossing Podcast continues with part two of our conversation with futurist/hacker Pablos Holman.  With Dan Dworking, Jay Beattie and host Jason Nathonson.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Pablos Holman: self-described ‘futurist, inventor, and notorious hacker.' Holman has consulted worldwide on invention and design projects that assimilate the newest technological advances and developments. With a current position at the Intellectual Ventures Laboratory, Holman works on a variety of futuristic, innovative projects that spark progress. Some of his initiatives include a fission reactor powered by nuclear waste, a machine to suppress hurricanes, strategies to reverse global warming, and a device designed to shoot mosquitos with lasers in order to eradicate malaria. Holman's work represents an entirely new frontier of medicine, continuously challenging what was once considered possible in healthcare research.

In this episode of IoT Emerge, your host TC Doyle talks with futurist, inventor, and notorious hacker, Pablos Holman about the Internet of Things and how we might expect to see it grow.

Crazy is what we don’t understand. We’re very poor judges of what we don’t understand, but everything new comes from what we don’t understand. So we’ve got to get a bit comfortable with crazy. Pablos Holman is a Futurist, inventor and Notorious Hacker. Pablos works on invention and design projects that assimilate new technologies - making wild ideas a bit more practical and vice versa. He helped create the world's smallest PC; 3D printers at Makerbot http://www.makerbot.com ; spaceships with Jeff Bezos; artificial intelligence agent systems; and the Hackerbot, a Wi-Fi seeking robot. Currently, Pablos is working for Nathan Myhrvold at the Intellectual Ventures Laboratory http://intellectualventureslab.com where a wide variety of futuristic invention projects are underway including a fission reactor powered by nuclear waste; a machine to suppress hurricanes; a system to reverse global warming; and a device that can shoot mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers to help eradicate malaria. He is Founder of Bombsheller a clothing company of the future. We make the one good thing you need, not the ten shitty things you don't. Everything is manufactured on demand in Seattle, radically changing what is possible. http://bombsheller.com And is Advisor at Glowforge http://glowforge.com which is creating a new class of 3D printers that are more useful and delightful than anything you've seen.Pablos is a respected and dynamic speaker with an incredible ability to explain complex technology to any audience. He has informed and entertained audiences at world-renowned technology summits including United Nations, the World Economic Forum at Davos, The CIA, TEDx, BIL and DEFCON on invention, innovation and the future of technology.

Bombsheller is all about harnessing your potential. Our leggings are the shell that contains the explosive force that is you, whether you be man, woman, or robot. It's your mission to choose the Shells that best reflect (or disguise) the body they contain. We believe in taking action, whether it’s with your head, your hands, or your heart. We believe in experimenting until we find a better way. That’s why we’ve departed from the Old Way of manufacturing to build the factory of the future and put the power of design creation in the hands of the artist. We have yet to discover the limits of human potential. There is more for us to accomplish, collectively and individually. You direct the energy of your life on the adventure of your choosing, making the discoveries and solving the problems that matter to you. Whether you’re changing yourself or changing the world, we’re helping you dress the part.

Bombsheller is all about harnessing your potential. Our leggings are the shell that contains the explosive force that is you, whether you be man, woman, or robot. It's your mission to choose the Shells that best reflect (or disguise) the body they contain. We believe in taking action, whether it’s with your head, your hands, or your heart. We believe in experimenting until we find a better way. That’s why we’ve departed from the Old Way of manufacturing to build the factory of the future and put the power of design creation in the hands of the artist. We have yet to discover the limits of human potential. There is more for us to accomplish, collectively and individually. You direct the energy of your life on the adventure of your choosing, making the discoveries and solving the problems that matter to you. Whether you’re changing yourself or changing the world, we’re helping you dress the part.

ControlTalk Now, the Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for week ending October 4, 2015. It has been another amazing week on the go — with continuing coverage of the EasyIO Global Partner Event with prophesying interviews from Mike Marston and Johan Schakenraad (EasyIO Global), Scott Muench (J2 and EasyStack) and Terry Casey (Intellastar), while Rob Allen and Michael Bonner interview Larry Weber at the Honeywell Momentum 2015, and then hop over to the KMC distributor meeting. More Cyber Security updates from Pablos Holman and Fred Gordy, and Siemens adds additional competitive room controllers to it’s commercial product portfolio; and DGLogik take DGLux5 training to Michigan at Cochrane Supply. Hacker Skills: How to get free Movies in Your Hotel Room. Ken Smyers, Fred Gordy and I talk a lot about how hackers use vunerablities in BAS systems to get into places they should not. Pablos Holman shows us just how unsafe your wireless and other technologies are. From Blue Tooth to automobile remotes, PCs, and “secure” credit cards, Hacker extraordinaire, Pablos Holman, shows how nearly every secure system is vulnerable. Siemens Fan Coil Stats – Out with the Old and In with the New. Siemens’ RAA and RAB series of fan coil thermostats are now obsolete and being replaced by the RDG series room thermostats. They cover a wide range of commercial HVAC applications from roof top units and heat pumps to VAV/CAV control. Ideally suited for light commercial installations such as retail, hospitality, light healthcare and small commercial buildings, they are easy to install and commission. Renaissance of Building Automation Control — Global EasyIO Partner Event Begins Today in Paris. For those vendors and systems integrators gathering today at the Global EasyIO Partner Event — from six continents, buildings are the common currency and EasyIO is the common language spoken. Featuring the release of EasyStack, the enhanced FG-32+ controller, the possibilities of the Belimo MP Bus Gateway, and a myriad of new vendor applications, EasyIO now provides a greater range of solutions for the underserved global markets, where an estimated 70% of the world’s buildings still lack edge technology and control. Building Automation Controls Renaissance Man Mike Marston at the EasyIO World Event. Ken got a chance to catch up with Mike Marston at the EASYIO World Event. Mike gives us an update on the role EASYIO and their partners are playing in the Building Automation and Smart Buildings Controls Renaissance. Global EasyIO Partner Event 2015 — Day 2 Highlights. Day 2 began with a hearty welcome from Bullzevents’ Guido Van Erp and the yearly sales and marketing review from Johan Schakenraad, CEO, EasyIO Europe, who summarized EasyIO’s impressive growth with the words “EasyIO FG-32… To use it, is to love it.” Day 2 resumed with a series of product and solution presentations beginning with Yanis Cottard of NODON, followed by updates on the EasyIO EnOcean driver, the enhanced CPT Tool with new widget features. EasyIO, Renaissance, and Terry Casey’s Eloquent Interview: Building IoT Explained. On Day 2, at the EasyIO vendor show, the Renaissance continued as ControlTrends had the opportunity to interview one of the most venerated members of the building management industry, Mr. Terry Casey, of Intellastar. Terry began his prolific journey as CEO and founder of Trend, still a premiere DDC line in England, and by serving as President/CEO of Tridium Europe. His professorial explanation of what he terms, the “Building Internet of Things” and its underlying stack technology, represent a significant departure from the rather status quo of the past 25 years. We Were IoT Before IoT Was Cool. (originally posted on AutomatedBuildings.com – link to article) Open Source, Plug & Play, IoT, and an Automagically Connected Home, these are terms we hear all the time. But what do they really mean? And more importantly, what do they mean to the Integrator community? The connected buildings and devices that can be accessed via the web are not new. Integrators have been doing this for years. Most of the public didn’t know how, or really care how HVAC, lighting, access control, elevators, parking garages, etc. were controlled in the building they worked. This was all done “behind the curtain” and as long as they were comfortable, they didn’t even think about it. Calling All Building Systems Integrators! DGLux5 Training Oct. 7-9, 2015. Powerful, full-featured data visualization tools are paramount to properly utilize building systems data as an asset. And DGLux5 has proven to be the preferred application development platform with exceptional toolsets that will take your customers’ building performance data to the highest level. So, join us for DGLux5 training, become DG Certified and take your customers’ data to the next level! J2 Innovations Announcement Contributes to The Smart Building Control Renaissance. J2 Innovations makes a huge announcement at the EASY IO Global Conference in Paris. Scott Muench delighted systems integrators around the world with his demo of the new EasyStack. As Scott, explains in the video, Easy Stack combines the power of EasyIO controllers with the flexibility of the J2 Innovations platform to give a powerful solution to the Smart Buildings and Building Automation Controls community. Watch the video to learn more about the features and power of EasyStack. EasyIO’s Role in the Smart Building Control Renaissance. Are we in the midst of a Smart Building and Building Automation Controls Renaissance? With the advent of Haystack Connect, Niagara 4, HTML5, building analytics, the race to the small space, and many other trends that we track on ControlTrends, we think we are at the tipping point of Smart Building and Building Automation Controls Renaissance. Honeywell Momentum Update: Larry Weber on Honeywell’s Race to The Small Space. Our Rob Allen was in attendance at the 2015 Honeywell Momentum Conference. In addition to taking in all the great information for the Buildings Automation Group at Stromquist & Company, Rob covered the Conference for the ControlTrends Community. In Rob’s first update, he tracks down Larry Weber. Larry is the General Manager for the Honeywell Buildings Control Systems Brand. In addition to being a nice guy, he is usually the brightest person in the room. KMC Controls Conference: Day One Recap. Our Rob Allen and Michael Bonner are in San Antonio this week at the KMC Controls Conference. Rob and Mike give is the highlights from day one of the KMC Controls Event. KMC, in conjunction with Intel and Dell are ensuring that Internet Technology and Operational Technology are playing nice together eliminating internet gateway issue. Great job guys! The post ControlTalk Now — Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for Week Ending October 4, 2015 appeared first on ControlTrends.

In the kitchen of the future, a food compositor could fabricate haute cuisine from scratch. By Nathan Myhrvold and Pablos Holman

In the kitchen of the future, a food compositor could fabricate haute cuisine from scratch. By Nathan Myhrvold and Pablos Holman

Speakers: Nolan Bushnell, Chairman and CEO, Brainrush, Pablos Holman, Hacker and Inventor, Intellectual Ventures Laboratory, Salim Ismail, Founding Executive Director, Singularity University, Marco Tempest, Cyber Illusionist. Moderator: Ken Rutkowski, Host and Co-Founder, "Business Rockstars". This unique panel will explore unusual approaches to overcoming the limitations of available technology, and common approaches to fostering rapid innovation. The speakers, who have used technology to surmount traditional barriers in their fields, will discuss their process and thought framework as well as provide visual examples of how innovative, new technology can be applied in a practical, tangible fashion. Their presentations will focus on recent advances in their fields of research and building upon those for further progress.