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Talking Ass Podcast | Real Talk, Raw Humor, No Filters

This week's emails are wild and Sylvia may have lost her mind. But luckily Danny tells a story with an important lesson to all.

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podcast, humor, AI, technology, listener feedback, cultural commentary, storytelling, website launch, anecdotes, public service announcements, Finland, third world

AI expert, big tech apologist and noted harbinger of doom Matt is back to dive deeper into the world of AI. This time we discuss the race to 'Superintelligence', comparing it to the atomic race and Project Manhattan. Matt also explains how data centres, still mostly powered by fossil fuels, will require gigantic changes in our energy infrastructure.

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Listen to Matt's first appearance on the show where he gave us an introduction to AI as well as its ethical implications and future directions:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4k6fSkoqH9aChbsiS3MsBJ?si=3JaDlhjQSWmeach2qoQwlA

Read or listen to Eric Schmidt's article here: https://www.nationalsecurity.ai

and watch his Ted Talk here: https://www.ted.com/talks/eric_schmidt_the_ai_revolution_is_underhyped

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AI, superintelligence, climate, environment, nuclear energy, artificial intelligence, agentic AI, AI agents

Let's all escape the horrors of current events and delve into ancient alternatives to condoms! Sylvia takes us on a hilarious journey through various historical contraceptive methods, as well as the evolution of societal attitudes towards birth control. And there is of course ample silliness and filth.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction, Mailbox and Puck That!

07:02 Exploring Love and Historical Contraceptives

10:44 The Evolution of Contraceptive Methods

23:54 Modern Contraception and Health Disparities

29:51 Public Service Announcements and Closing Thoughts

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contraception, love, historical methods, maternal health, cultural perspectives, public health, sexual health, societal norms, medical history, gender issues, birth control, archaeology