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This is the Human Future podcast where we explore the intersection of technology, human consciousness and spirituality. Together with some of the world’s brightest minds we'll paint a vision of a desirable future and discuss some actionable steps to make that vision a reality.
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EP 103 How a “Leg in a Box” Could Bring Mobility to Millions (opens the original)
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What if a prosthetic leg could be fitted in the field, delivered in a single day, and eventually cost less than $250? Travis Horn, Founder and Executive Director of Legacy Prosthetics, joins the Human Future Podcast to explain Leg in a Box - a modular system designed to bring prosthetic mobility to people who cannot reach or afford a traditional laboratory. Travis breaks down the direct-to-fit socket technology behind the system, why centralized labs limit access, and how telehealth and locally
EP 102 We Can't Delegate Our Thinking To ChatGPT & Claude!" The Hidden Cost Of AI Autonomy (opens the original)
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What if the real risk of artificial intelligence isn't the technology itself, but what happens when we outsource our thinking to it before knowing who we are? In this episode of the Human Future podcast, Kirill sits down with Lisa "Fancyfied" Francoeur, technologist, co-founder of Crypto Tutors, co-inventor of the NSF-backed workforce platform DeFi All Odds, and the creator of Authentic Intelligence. Drawing on her decade inside enterprise tech, including LinkedIn through the Microsoft acquisiti
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