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Human Energy PodcastAI reframed as an organic evolutionary process fueled by human creativity | Parham Pourdavood | N2 2024The N2 2024: The Noosphere & the Global South conference explored the intersection of technology, society, and the noosphere—the sphere of human thought and collective consciousness. Hosted by Human Energy and UM6P, this year’s event brought together leading thinkers, visionaries, and innovators to discuss solutions to the challenges posed by the techno-social era. Through engaging presentations and collaborative dialogue, N2 2024 aims to inspire actionable insights and transformative change.Parham Pourdavood's Presentation:AI reframed as an organic evolutionary process fueled by human creativityDebates surrounding the nature of artificial intelligence (AI) often revolve arou...
2025-07-2820 minHuman Energy PodcastWhy stop here? Expanding the scale of life through noospheric geography - Parham Pourdavood & Michael Jacob - N2 Conference 2023Presented by Parham Pourdavood & Michael JacobN2 Conference 2023University of California, BerkeleyAn approach to noospheric geography is proposed to examine the possibility that human populations, technology, economics, and flows of culture and information reflect components of a unified, living system. Extending our prior multiscale, biological model of interdependence, we present initial evidence of functional interaction between these phenomena at a planetary scale. To accomplish this, we have simultaneously mapped the growth of human populations, roads, telecommunications technology, access to the internet, global trade and internet search content. By...
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Berkeley Voices19: Growing up without free speech is like 'prison for your mind'Parham Pourdavood, an incoming computer science student at UC Berkeley, grew up in Iran. He says that he, like most people, didn't challenge authorities. He wasn't an activist. He studied hard in high school and didn't draw attention to himself. He'd heard about government oppression, but hadn't seen it with his own eyes. He just knew he couldn’t speak his mind. It's why he's such a strong supporter of free speech today.Story and photos on UC Berkeley News: http://news.berkeley.edu/2017/11/21/growing-up-without-free-speech/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2017-11-2106 min