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Lexman is interview Dan Carlin and they talk about his new book called "Reservist" and the idea of authorship in the digital age. They also touch on the concept of Roos and Australopithecine and their relation to dungarees.

Yann LeCun, a celebrated computer scientist, recalls the genesis of his research on a seemingly simple problem: how do you optimize a mouse cursor for speed and accuracy?

Michael Saylor talks about his new novel, Insular, which tells the story of a group of friends who find themselves cut off from the rest of the world.

Michael Saylor tells the story of a day when he actually did cartwheel into a river.

David Sinclair, a writer and humourist, talks about the use of stoplocks and twitting in comedy.

In this episode, Saifedean Ammous discusses mercerizations, a process used to make southern crops more marketable by changing their chromosome structure.

Yaron Brook from the podcast "The Tim Ferriss Show" visits Lexman and we talk about propeller-driven vehicles, contraptions and Popovers!

In this episode, Saifedean Ammous and Lexman discuss route pertussis, a virus that can cause whooping cough. Together, they explore the basics of the virus and how it works in the body.

Lexman Artificial speaks with computational psychologist and AI pioneer Yann LeCun about the strange and sometimes unpleasant sensations humans experience, from the smell of rotting corpses to the stench of sweaty gym clothes.

Lexman interviews Professor Yann LeCun, head of the Artificial Intelligence Institute at NYU. They discuss his work with reinforcement learning, a key part of AI development.