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Author of Ways of Being, James Bridle discusses the nature of artificial intelligence. Learn more with Feedback Loop's Episode #78.

James Ehrlich is the visionary Founder of ReGen Villages, a pioneering company born from Stanford University, focused on creating self-sustaining and resilient communities for the future. Ehrlich holds key roles, including Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University School of Medicine's Flourishing Project, Faculty at Singularity University, Senior Fellow at NASA Ames Research Center and former White House Appointee for Regenerative Infrastructure during the Obama administration. In 2016, Ehrlich established ReGen Villages as a European Union-based impact-profit venture. Its unique VillageOS™ operating system employs AI and machine learning to conceptualize, design and autonomously manage regenerative neighborhoods. Collaborating with industrial partners, universities, governments and financial institutions, Ehrlich envisions global replication of ReGen Villages, contributing to a green post-COVID transition.

Dr. Amber Straughn is an astrophysicist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, where she serves as the Deputy Project Scientist for James Webb Space Telescope Communications.

On Feedback Loop #22, meet musician and comedian, Reggie Watts. Here, he discusses the benefits – and failures – of the attention economy.

Gregg Maryniak, the Co-Founder of the XPRIZE Foundation and its original Executive Director, is an influential figure in aerospace innovation. He serves as Corporate Secretary, Board of Directors and Board of Trustees member. With accolades like the Tsiolkovsky Medal from Russia and the Vision to Reality Award from the Space Frontier Foundation, he's recognized for groundbreaking work on space energy and resources. Gregg also testified before the US Congress and the President's National Commission on Space about energy and space tech. Maryniak’s roles span from CEO of the Space Studies Institute to Senior Scientist at Futron Corporation, showing his deep involvement in advancing space exploration. He's an Associate Founder of the International Space University, and as Vice Chairman of the Lindbergh Foundation, he promotes innovative thought. At Singularity University, he co-chairs the Space and Energy tracks. His 2017 book, "Fearless Experiments with Microcomputers," introduces microprocessor technology to adults and youth, reflecting his commitment to exponential tech education.

Meet Amber Case, author of "Calm Technology" and "We Are All Cyborgs Now" TedTalk speaker. Learn about designing tech that doesn't undermine our humanity.