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First Principles

First Principles

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 First Principles is the podcast that deconstructs the complex, invisible systems shaping our modern world. Ever wonder how a social media algorithm works, how AI really thinks, or how GPS knows your exact location? Each episode, we break down one concept from its fundamental truths, giving you clarity without the technical jargon. If you're curious about the tech you use every day and want to finally understand it, this is your starting point.First-Principles Podcast Nature et écologie Science
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  • EP33 - Micro LLMs: Putting a Supercomputer in Your Pocket

    EP33 - Micro LLMs: Putting a Supercomputer in Your Pocket
    Nov 19 2025
    AI assistants feel like they're connected to a giant brain in the cloud, but increasingly, they live right inside your phone, working instantly and offline. How is it possible to shrink a supercomputer's worth of intelligence onto a tiny chip? This is the story of Micro LLMs, and how the future of AI might not be in the cloud, but in the palm of your hand.
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    32 min
  • EP32 - The Rise of Humanoid Robots: AI Gets a Body

    EP32 - The Rise of Humanoid Robots: AI Gets a Body
    Nov 16 2025
    We see viral videos of humanoid robots that walk, run, and work with an eerie, lifelike grace that feels like science fiction. But beyond the complex code and powerful motors, what fundamental truth allows a two-hundred-pound machine to master the simple, impossible art of not falling over? This episode deconstructs the humanoid robot to reveal why the key to its future lies not in its own design, but in ours.
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    32 min
  • EP31 - Synthetic Media: When Seeing Is No Longer Believing

    EP31 - Synthetic Media: When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
    Nov 13 2025
    We see a famous actor in a viral video or hear a politician say something they never uttered, and it looks and sounds perfectly real. We might call it a deepfake, but that simple name hides a profound technological duel. This is the story of how machines learned to replicate reality by competing against each other, and what that means for a world where seeing is no longer believing.
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    29 min
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