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LIBCAST is a podcast that aims to provide informative and engaging content to the students, faculty, and staff of the University of Kelaniya. It will feature interviews, discussions, book reviews, and other relevant topics related to the university's library and academic life.
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The Autonomous Future: When Large Language Models Met Robotics | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 16 (opens the original)
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The Autonomous Future: When Large Language Models Met Robotics | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 16 For decades, robotics and computer intelligence lived on completely separate islands. Industrial manufacturing relied on robotic arms with millimeter precision that were hopelessly brittle—bump a parts bin two inches to the left, and the machine swung blindly at empty air. Meanwhile, generative language models mastered abstract reasoning and human syntax, but remained trapped behind glass screens. That
The Workspace War: When Microsoft Copilot Met Google Workspace | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 15 (opens the original)
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The Workspace War: When Microsoft Copilot Met Google Workspace | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 15 For two decades, corporate life has been divided along a familiar ideological divide: you either lived in a legacy desktop-and-enterprise ecosystem anchored by Word, Excel, and Teams, or you collaborated natively across the web in Docs, Sheets, and Gmail. But when generative artificial intelligence landed in enterprise computing, both tech giants recognized a high-stakes reality: whoever successfully w
The Hardware Evolution: When AI Chips Met Mobile Devices | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 14 (opens the original)
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The Hardware Evolution: When AI Chips Met Mobile Devices | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 14 For the first fifteen years of the smartphone revolution, mobile performance was defined by a predictable silicon duo: the CPU running app logic and the GPU pushing pixels. But when the generative AI boom erupted, intelligence lived entirely inside massive, remote hyperscaler server farms. Every summarization, photo touch-up, and voice transcription made an expensive, high-latency round trip to the cloud. Th
The Search Revolution: When Google Met Perplexity | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 13 (opens the original)
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The Search Revolution: When Google Met Perplexity | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 13 For a quarter of a century, searching the internet was synonymous with a single verb: to Google. The world’s gateway to information ran on an unassailable economic engine—an auction house of ten blue links and high-margin ad slots that generated hundreds of billions of dollars. But when conversational answer engines entered the ring, the fundamental rules of digital discovery shattered overnight. At the vanguard of
The Open-Source Shift: When Meta Challenged OpenAI | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 12 (opens the original)
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The Open-Source Shift: When Meta Challenged OpenAI | Neural Nexus Daily Episode 12 For the first eighteen months of the generative boom, frontier artificial intelligence belonged exclusively to a handful of walled gardens. Companies like OpenAI and Google built massive proprietary vaults, offering intelligence solely as an API—a black box where you paid per token, had zero visibility into model weights, and surrendered control over your data pipeline. But that centralized status quo was shattere
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