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    Explore " dynamism" with insightful episodes like "Episode 45: Bison Nationalism w/ Micah Meadowcroft", "Gaze into Success: The Business of 'Looking'", "Evolving Neural Networks (EnNs)", "American Optimism with Joe Lonsdale" and "Episode 0: Make America Dynamist Again w/ Zach Graves" from podcasts like ""The Dynamist", "Better English Better Business", ""The AI Chronicles" Podcast", "Bio Eats World" and "The Dynamist"" and more!

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    Episode 45: Bison Nationalism w/ Micah Meadowcroft

    Episode 45: Bison Nationalism w/ Micah Meadowcroft

    Over the last few years, a small but influential group of right-of-center Twitter/X users have begun outlining a vision for what they half-jokingly refer to as Bison Nationalism. In a lot of ways, it’s hard to fully understand all of the relevant context unless you spend too much time online. Is the idea of repopulating the American prairie with buffalo just a meme? A longing for tradition? Or is it a real policy goal? Why might certain communities find this issue compelling, and how does this fit into a broader vision of conservative environmentalism? Joining us to discuss this today is Micah Meadowcroft. Research Director at the Center for Renewing America, a policy group based in DC, and former White House liaison for the Environmental Protection Agency.

    Read his piece on the future of environmental conservatism here, and his writing on Bison Nationalism here.

    Evolving Neural Networks (EnNs)

    Evolving Neural Networks (EnNs)

    In the fascinating tapestry of machine learning methodologies, Evolving Neural Networks (EnNs) emerge as a compelling fusion of biological inspiration and computational prowess. While traditional neural networks draw from the neural structures of the brain, EnNs go a step further, embracing the principles of evolution to refine and develop network architectures.

    1. The Essence of Evolution in EnNs

    Evolving Neural Networks are underpinned by the concept of evolutionary algorithms. Much like species evolve through natural selection, where advantageous traits are passed down generations, EnNs evolve by iteratively selecting and reproducing the best-performing neural network architectures. Through mutation, crossover, and selection operations, these networks undergo changes, adapt, and potentially improve over time.

    2. Dynamic Growth and Adaptation

    Unlike conventional neural networks, which have a fixed architecture determined prior to training, EnNs allow for a dynamic change in structure. As the network interacts with data, it can grow new nodes and connections, or prune redundant ones, making it inherently adaptable to the complexities of the data it encounters.

    3. The Evolutionary Cycle in Action

    An Evolving Neural Network typically starts with a simple structure. As it is exposed to data, its performance is evaluated, akin to a "fitness" score in biological evolution. The best-performing architectures are selected, and through crossover and mutation processes, a new generation of networks is produced. Over many generations, the network evolves to better represent the data and task at hand.

    4. Benefits and Applications

    EnNs offer several distinct advantages. Their adaptive nature makes them suitable for tasks where data changes over time, ensuring that the network remains relevant and accurate. Moreover, by automating the process of architectural selection, they alleviate some of the manual fine-tuning associated with traditional neural networks. Their capabilities have been harnessed in areas such as robotics, where adaptability to new environments is crucial, and in tasks with non-stationary data streams.

    5. Challenges and the Road Ahead

    Evolving Neural Networks, while promising, come with computational and design challenges. The evolutionary process can be computationally intensive, and determining optimal evolutionary strategies isn't trivial. Moreover, ensuring convergence to a satisfactory solution while preserving the benefits of adaptability requires careful calibration.

    In conclusion, Evolving Neural Networks epitomize the confluence of nature's wisdom and computational innovation. By marrying the principles of evolution with the foundational ideas of artificial neural networks, EnNs open up new vistas in adaptive machine learning. As the field progresses, the marriage of evolutionary dynamics and neural computation promises to usher in models that not only learn but also evolve, echoing the very essence of adaptability in the natural world.

    Kind regards by Schneppat AI & GPT 5

    American Optimism with Joe Lonsdale

    American Optimism with Joe Lonsdale

    In this episode, Joe Lonsdale, founder and managing partner at 8VC, joins Vijay Pande, founding partner of a16z Bio + Health, and Olivia Webb, editorial lead. Together, we talk about what factors lead to innovation vs stagnation, monopoly power in healthcare, and policy ideas to incentivize change, growth, and dynamism.

    Episode 0: Make America Dynamist Again w/ Zach Graves

    Episode 0: Make America Dynamist Again w/ Zach Graves

    What is dynamism? The dictionary will tell you, “the quality of being characterized by vigorous activity and progress.” But aside from being an SAT word, “dynamism” is an ethos that pervades the technology sector in the U.S., particularly in Silicon Valley. In recent years, has America lost its dynamist edge? Sure, we get a new iPhone every year, but where are the major, disruptive leaps we associate with tech-driven innovation? Evan is joined by Zach Graves, Executive Director at Lincoln Network. They discuss the state of tech and tech policy in the U.S., how the rise of China implicates traditional view of free markets and industrial policy. Can bridging the gap between engineers in tech hubs and policymakers in Washington and state capitols help make America more dynamist?

    एक Woman Entrepreneur। Digital Marketing Expert, Consultant & Trainer। सुनिए Surbhi Saxena की कहानी

    एक Woman Entrepreneur। Digital Marketing Expert, Consultant & Trainer। सुनिए Surbhi Saxena की कहानी

    सुनिए सुरभि सक्सेना माधवानी के जीवन की कहानी। सुरभि एक ऐसी महिला उद्यमी है जो अपने डिजिटल मार्केटिंग विशेषज्ञता के साथ लघु और मध्यम उद्यमों को सशक्त बनाने के मिशन पर निकल पड़ी है। ये एक डिजिटल मार्केटिंग कंसल्टेंसी मंकी ऐड्स एंड एकेडमी की को-फाउंडर हैं। साथही ये एक डिजिटल मार्केटिंग स्पेशलिस्ट, कंसलटेंट एंड ट्रेनर हैं। इसके अलावा, ये एक स्पीकर, इन्वेस्टर, स्टार्ट-अप मेंटर, SGCCI की डिजिटल मार्केटिंग कमेटी की को-चेयर एंड सूरत चैप्टर लीड-टाई वूमेन हैं। आपको बतादें ये पिछले सात सालों से डिजिटल मार्केटिंग फील्ड में कार्यरत हैं। इनका लक्ष्य देश में एमएसएमई को उनके व्यवसायों को डिजिटल करके सशक्त बनाना है और अपने इसी लक्ष्य के साथ आगे बढ़ते हुए ये काम कर रही है। आपको बतादें मंकी ऐड्स एंड एकेडमी इनका चौथा उद्यम है जिसे इन्होंने कोविड महामारी के दौरान शुरू किया था। ये मानती है कि कोविड महामारी ने ही हमें डिजिटलीकरण का सही महत्व समझाया। आपको बतादें सुरभि ने अपनी इस उद्यमशीलता की यात्रा के दौरान कई चुनौतियों का सामना भी किया, लेकिन ये बस किसी तरह अपने लक्ष्य पर अडिग रही और इसीलिए आज इस मुकाम तक आ पहुंची है। इनकी ये कहानी देश के कई युवाओं को प्रेरणा एवं प्रोत्साहन देने वाली है। पूरी कहानी पढ़ें: https://stories.workmob.com/surbhi-madhwani-marketing 

    वर्कमोब द्वारा #मेरीकहानी कार्यक्रम के माध्यम से एक नयी पहल शुरू की गयी है जिसके ज़रिये हर कोई छोटे बड़े बिज़नेस ओनर्स अपनी प्रेरक कहानियों को यहाँ सभी के साथ साझा कर सकते है। क्योंकि हर शख्स की कहानी में है वो बात जो जीवन को बदलकर एक नयी दिशा दिखाएगी, और ज़िन्दगी में ले आएगी आशा की एक नयी चमकती किरण। #बनाओअपनीपहचान #प्रेरककहानियाँ #सुरभिसक्सेनामाधवानी #डिजिटलमार्केटिंग #डिजिटलमार्केटिंगकंसल्टेंसी #मंकीऐड्सएंडएकेडमी #को-फाउंडर #कंसलटेंट #एमएसएमई

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    Ep. 452: What Ancient Egypt Tells Us About Ourselves

    Ep. 452: What Ancient Egypt Tells Us About Ourselves

    Cleopatra, the last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt is closer to our time than the Great Pyramid of Giza was to her time. How did ancient Egypt last so long? And how did it combine dynamism with endurance? Anirudh Kanisetti joins Aditya Ramanathan to discuss the origins, ascent, and eventual decline of this astonishing civilization and why it matters to us.

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    The Perennial Gale of Creative Destruction

    The Perennial Gale of Creative Destruction
    Evolutionary biologists have proven that the more adapted you are in your existing environment, the less able you are to adapt to environmental changes. We blindly cling to “that is the way we have always done it” in defiance of the evidence that this way is no longer relevant to success. This is the history of business. New ideas, inventions, and business models from the tinkerer in the garage change the world, while rendering obsolete the existing modes of production, infrastructure, and business models. The automobile replaced the horse and buggy, the calculator replaced the slide rule, and the personal computer replaced the typewriter, and so on in a never-ending “perennial gale of creative destruction,” as described by economist Joseph Schumpeter. Clayton Christensen writes, “Generally, the leading practitioners of the old order become the victims of disruption, not the initiators of it.” Join Ed and Ron as they look at creative destruction, an essential process in a free market.

    Risk is not a Four-Letter Word

    Risk is not a Four-Letter Word
    In Italian, the word risk derives from risicare, which means “to dare,” which implies a choice, not a fate. Risk is an economic positive. It is where profits come from. There are five responses when confronted with risk: avoid it, reduce it, transfer it, accept it, or increase it. In the final analysis, a business cannot eliminate risk. Attempting to avoid risk and uncertainty, as with cost-plus pricing or hourly billing, is a self-imposed ceiling on a firm’s earnings. Ed and Ron will discuss the importance of risk from the perspective of individuals, entrepreneurs, project management, society, enterprise, and government.