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Geeks Squawk Ep 301

26-May-17 10:00

Geeks Squawk Ep 301

The geeks talk about the brain eating itself after chronic sleep deprivation, a 94-year-old professor who develops a longer-lasting battery, our brains preferring invented visual information to real information, Google’s AlphaGo AI defeating the world’s best human Go player, Ke Jie, Matt’s King of the Crowd featuring RompHim, a romper specially designed for men, healthy mice being produced from sperm frozen in space, the truth the whole truth and nothing like the truth, and how much $100 of bitcoin from 7 years ago is worth today.


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Tags:  brain eating itself,  sleep deprivation,  longer-lasting battery,  Google's AlphaGo AI,  Ke Jie,  #KOTC,  #kingofthecrowd,  RompHim,  romper for men,  $100 bitcoin,  tech talk,  geeks squawk,  kulturpop,  enterprise


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