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On Feedback Loop #16, meet Toby Ord, a senior researcher at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute. Here, he discusses whether AI is the end of humanity.

With AI's exponential growth, you might wonder if it's the most transformative technology. Discover Singularity's eBook on the future of technology.

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Nell Watson, Singularity Fellow in Ethics, unveils a breakthrough in personalized AI alignment: the Superego Agent.

Benjamin Rosman is a Professor in the School of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at Wits University, where he runs the Robotics, Autonomous Intelligence and Learning (RAIL) Laboratory and is the Director of the Machine Intelligence and Neural Discovery (MIND) Institute. He is also the Chief Science Officer for Lelapa AI. He received his Ph.D. in Informatics from the University of Edinburgh in the UK in 2014. He was a founder of the Deep Learning Indaba machine learning summer school, which now has satellite events in 47 African countries. He was made a 2024 National Geographic Explorer, a 2022 CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar by the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, was a 2017 recipient of a Google Faculty Research Award in machine learning, and a 2021 recipient of a Google Africa Research Award. In 2020, he was made a Senior Member of the IEEE.

Due to the AI hype, enterprises may lack confidence to make a move. Discover seven strategies to turn your business into an AI-powered organization.

Voted among Australia's top female entrepreneurs, Penny Lacaso is the world's first Happiness Hacker, on a mission to teach 10 million people by 2025 how to intentionally adapt for lasting happiness. She's pioneered a pedagogy and tool to amplify the Intentional Adaptability Quotient™ in individuals and organizations, humanizing the future. Penny is a guest lecturer at Singularity University, collaborating with tech and AI leaders. Partnering with giants like Google, Microsoft and Deloitte, she transforms lives and companies by infusing humanity into innovation. In recent years, Penny reshaped her life: leaving a 16-year executive career, relocating her family and founding BKindred. Unable to find education on future-proofing happiness, she created it. Penny's advocacy for fearlessness led to a viral LinkedIn post, sparking a movement by delivering a keynote in her bathing suit to embrace discomfort. Also an acclaimed TEDx and keynote speaker, Penny's insights grace publications like the Huffington Post and Thrive Global.

Meet Rosalind Picard, the founder of affective computing. As one of the most influential people in tech, you can't afford to miss this podcast.

Discover what speakers (like Leila Topli, Tess Posner, Amir Banifatemi, and Cameron Birge) discussed at the 2019 AI for Good Global Summit.