Here it is! the log awaited podcast version of the latest episode of the Expat Stories on Radio ARA. Tetyana Karpenko interviewed Ani Fox Bochenkov, PhD. From this interview you will find out what tech professionals can learn from indigenous people and a lot of other interesting things. Link is in the first comment.
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Fascinating discussion Eric Topol, MD sid mukherjee!
When Sid goes off script, things get quite interesting! In the new Ground Truths podcast https://lnkd.in/gHsErDGR “I have begun to imagine, think about what it would be to be a digital human..”—Sid Mukherjee
Here it is https://expatstories.lu/2024/07/01/ani-fox-bochenkov-mafia-indigenous-people-and-delights-of-luxembourg/