Elon Musk’s Neuralink Says It Has a Compression Problem. Now The Company Wants Your Help.
Elon Musk and his team at Neuralink have asked the public for help with a challenging issue the company is facing: data compression.
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The FDA Has Approved Neuralink’s Brain Chip Implant Technology for a Second Patient
The FDA has approved Elon Musk's Neuralink to implant its experimental brain chip technology in a second individual, following issues that arose with its first patient.
The Ethical Boundaries of AI in Music Creation
Neel Lee Chauhan, Founder of MNDLB5 (Mind Labs) and former Music Music DJ discusses the ethical dilemmas, creative potentials, and future possibilities of AI in music.
Music in the AI Era: Run-DMC’s Darryl McDaniels and Industry Professionals Weigh In
Artists are expressing mixed opinions about the rising prevalence of AI music production, from its potential benefits to its misuse and legal ramifications.
UAPs in Canada: A Conversation with MP Larry Maguire on Disclosure, Transparency, and Government Action
In a conversation with The Debrief, Canadian MP Larry Maguire shares his thoughts on the UAP subject and the Canadian government's position on these phenomena.
75,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Woman’s Facial Reconstruciton Sheds New Light on Our Archaic Human Ancestors
Archaeologists from The University of Cambridge have unveiled the reconstructed face of a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal woman.
Planet Earth’s Wakeup Call
Chip Fletcher, PhD & Phoebe Barnard, PhD join us to discuss their comprehensive paper and explain why we need to act now - a call for global cultural change to save the planet.
Contact with Non-Human Intelligence of the Aquatic Kind: Will Extraterrestrials be Next?
A team of scientists says they have successfully communicated with a form of non-human intelligence in our oceans.
New Three-Dimensional Map of the Universe Charts 11 Billion Years of Cosmic Expansion
An international team of collaborators has created a new three-dimensional map of the universe, providing the most detailed view of the cosmos yet seen and charting its expansion over 11 billion years.
The Modern Space Race
Kevin Lausten, President of Morpheus Space, discusses the modern-day space race, space defense, and space mobility.
Does Money Buy Happiness? It Does in China if Inequality is Low
Does money truly bring happiness? Academics and philosophers have pondered over this question for centuries. But what does the data say?
NASA and CERN Are Gearing Up For Tests During This Month’s Solar Eclipse
What happens when NASA launches a rocket through the path of a solar eclipse, and CERN activates its particle accelerator at the same time?
Redefining Art Through Robotics and AI
Chrissy Newton is joined by Agnieszka Pilat, a Polish-American artist and writer working at the intersection of robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and fine art.
Neuralink Implant Allows Man to Tweet and Play Chess Using Only His Mind, Like “Using the Force”
In the future we may be able to post on social media using only our minds, thanks to Neuralink's brain-computer interface technology.
A Rare Once-in-a-Generation Total Solar Eclipse Occurs on April 8: What to Expect, and Safety Measures to Take
On April 8, 2024, North America will be treated to a rare total solar eclipse. Here's how to prepare for this once-in-a-generation event.
UAP Advocates Rally at Senator Schumer’s Office in New York as Efforts Mobilize Across 45 States
Advocates for the disclosure of U.S. records involving UAP will attend a rally in New York this week in support of the transparency efforts of Senator Chuck Schumer.
“Space Headaches” May Affect Astronauts Who Have Never Had Migraines on Earth, New Study Finds
Astronauts who have never experienced headaches on Earth may develop migraine and tension-type "space headaches" during extended space travel, new research reveals.
The Science Behind Science Fiction
Edward Lerner, physicist, computer scientist, science fiction, and techno-thrillers novelist, deconstructs the Science Behind the Fiction and the intriguing connections between scientific fact and its influence on science fiction within Western culture.
Jeffrey J. Kripal: History of Religion, UAP, and Humanity’s Place in the Cosmos
Jeffrey J. Kripal, a professor who holds the J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, joins Chrissy Newton for a discussion about UFOs, religion, and more.
UFO Historian David Marler Examines UAPs
David Marler, an author, UFO historian, and the Founder of the National UFO Historical Records Center, analyzes how current UAP developments compare to historical events and examines materials recently obtained by The Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) in his collection.
Jacques Vallée Examines the Simultaneous Emergence of AI and UAP
Jacques Vallée shares his thoughts on the current state of AI and UAPs, exploring what excites him but also concerns him about their present and future state.
On the Eve of An A.I. ‘Extinction Risk’? In 2023, Advancements in A.I. Signaled Promise, and Prompted Warnings from Global Leaders
In 2023, the advancement of AI has prompted concerns among government officials worldwide, who increasingly warn about potential threats to humanity.
Biological, Ethical, and Social Implications of Cloning and CRISPR
Join Paul Root Wolpe Ph.D., Director of the Center for Ethics at Emory University joins Chrissy Newton on this installment of Rebelliously Curious.
A $5 Billion Plan to Address Southwest Water Shortages
This week, Sarah Porter sheds light on the water issues in the Southwest, providing valuable perspectives on the matter.
‘Invisibility Coat’ That Hides Humans from AI Security Cameras Developed by Chinese Students
Chinese graduate students have developed a cost-effective 'invisibility coat' capable of concealing the human body from AI-monitored security cameras.
Canadian Journalist Hires Law Firm After Being Denied Access to Files on UAP Sightings at Nuclear Power Facilities
A Canadian journalist has enlisted the aid of a law firm to help appeal a decision involving the denial of access to records about UAP sightings over Canadian nuclear power facilities.
A Deep Dive into the Anthropology of Searching for ET
In this episode, Chrissy is joined by Dr. Michael P. Masters, a Professor of Biological Anthropology at Montana Tech.
How the Brain’s Stochasticity Spurs Unique Adaptations
Chrissy Newton is joined by Sofia Carozza, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School, who discusses brain stochasticity.
New Survey Reveals Differences Along Political Lines on Social Media Content Removal
A recent survey that reveals how partisan interests and biases influence the debate over the deletion of content on social media sites.
Decoding the Cosmos: ‘A Sign in Space’ Reveals the Art of Interstellar Communication
SETI researchers, space scientists, and artists unite to collaborate on the convergence of SETI and art with “A Sign in Space.”
Your Friends Probably Have More Friends Than You Do: Using Math to Explore the “Friendship Paradox”
According to a mathematical theory recently explored by a team of researchers, your friends are likely to have more friends than you do.
Earth to Receive Enigmatic Alien Transmission from Mars: Can We Decode the Message?
Chrissy is joined by Daniela de Paulis, an award-winning media artist and licensed radio operator who currently serves as Artist in Residence at the SETI Institute and the Green Bank Observatory.
Seth Shostak on NASA’s UAP Investigations and the Search for ET
Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the renowned SETI Institute, joins Chrissy to discuss the intriguing questions surrounding what first contact with ET might be like.
Israel-Hamas War: These Are the Israeli-Palestinian Advocacy Groups Bringing Peacebuilding to Social Media
Mediation-oriented groups and non-profits are leading by example and urging fellow Israelis and Palestinians to come together and find a mutual solution to end the war.
Larry Hancock on UAP and the Cold War Atomic Warfare Complex
Larry Hancock, Former US Air Force Staff Sergeant Master Instructor, and SCU Board Member and Team Leader of the UAP Intentions Study Project, deconstructs his paper the “UAP Indications Analysis 1945-1975, United States Atomic Warfare Complex".
Japan’s Decision to Release Radioactive Fukushima Wastewater into the Pacific
Jim Smith, Professor of Environmental Science in the School of the Environment, Geography, and Geosciences at the University of Portsmouth, joins Chrissy Newton to discuss the science and what we should know about radioactive wastewater.
The Science Behind Oppenheimer
Prof. Jason Donev, PhD, Faculty of Science at the University of Calgary joins Chrissy Newton to delve into the pioneering strides of nuclear fusion and the science behind the iconic figure and film Oppenheimer.
Navy SEAL Veteran Transforms Mental Health Care with Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
Veteran Navy SEAL Marcus Capone discusses psychedelic-assisted therapies and their potential benefit for former U.S. armed service personnel.
Ted Roe, Founder of NARCAP and The UAP Medical Coalition
In this interview, Chrissy Newton speaks with Ted Roe, the Founder of the UAP Medical Coalition and NARCAP (National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena).
Cutting-Edge Solar-Powered Thruster Taps Limitless Energy from the Sun
In this episode of Rebelliously Curious, Richard Mansell, discusses his cutting-edge solar-powered thruster that taps energy from the Sun.
Wireless Technology Company Seeks to Bridge the Digital Divide
Chrissy Newton is joined by Thomas Olson, Director of Business Development for Avealto, to discuss how his team is playing a crucial role in bringing wireless technology to the masses.
Whistleblower David Grusch Says U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin
Journalists Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal explain how their recent breaking news story with The Debrief involving the claims of a former intelligence community insider came to light in this episode of Rebelliously Curious.
Daniel Sheehan Discusses UAP Legislation
Daniel Sheehan, a lawyer specializing in constitutional and public interest matters analyzes the recently passed National Defense Authorization Act legislation.
From Rocks to Regolith: Recreating the Lunar Surface for Future NASA Missions
In this podcast, John Gruener, a space scientist from NASA's Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) Division, explains why lunar soil is crucial for future human missions to the Moon, and shares his passion for space farming.
Paul Hynek: Our Fascination with J. Allen Hynek
Chrissy Newton is joined by guest Paul Hynek for a discussion about his late father, J. Allen Hynek, the renowned astronomer, professor, and ufologist who served as a scientific advisor to the U.S. Air Force on three projects related to UFO studies from the 1940s to the 1960s.
Bryan Bender: Meet the Journalist Who Nearly Broke the Pentagon UFO Story Before the New York Times
Chrissy Newton talks with Bryan Bender about the process of news dissemination and how he first learned about the 2017 New York Times UAP story.
DARPA “Whisper Beam” Will Recharge Drone Swarms Mid-Flight
Robert Millman joins Chrissy to discuss the DARPA "Whisper Beam” and the future of faster, cleaner, quieter, and more economical travel.
Ryan Graves: Recent Pilot UAP Sightings Point to Aviation Reporting Challenges
Former Navy fighter pilot Ryan Graves joins Chrissy Newton to discuss pilot safety and action based solutions on how to change UAP reporting issues.
Bryce Zabel: Is Hollywood and Current News Media Setting the Stage for a Shift in UFO Pop Culture?
Writer, producer, co-host of the podcast Need To Know and former CNN correspondent Bryce Zabel joins Chrissy Newton to discuss how Hollywood has played a major role in propelling cultural feedback loops within pop culture surrounding the UAP topic.
Recent Pilot UAP Sightings Point to Aviation Safety Challenges, Experts Say
Several recent pilot UFO sightings may have been explained, but ongoing incidents involving unidentified aerial phenomena point to safety issues and other challenges for aviators.