Here's my latest video--it's about how beer gave us modern physics! youtu.be/RxN1rVVCEZc via YouTube

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Here’s my latest video—it’s about Lord Kelvin, emotional turmoil and one of the most important ideas in science! youtu.be/EzrrTCd5CGo

Latest show from my friend and colleague Tim Usborne—please watch!

I’ve recorded an interview with brilliant historian of science, Professor Simon Schaffer of Cambridge University about the surprising and little-know history of artificial intelligence and what we can learn from that. Here’s the series trailer! youtu.be/l4DXxdQuo-I

First episode of my interview with renowned Cambridge historian of science, Professor Simon Schaffer on the surprising history of A.I. Simon judges ChatGPT attempt to imitate him! youtu.be/VEo4Z2xooe4

Here’s the latest in my series of interviews with Cambridge professor Simon Schaffer. A fascinating re-evaluation of Alan Turing’s legendary 1950 paper on A.I. youtu.be/Q29oZrqDI8E Jim Al-Khalili @georgecmcgavin

Are A.I.'s going to undermine the university exam system? Latest episode of my interview with Cambridge historian Simon Schaffer on this topic and more is now live! youtu.be/pdfbV-aZObg

Thanks Guy Morrison Sechrist, PhD! Really glad you’re enjoying the interview!

Ep 4 of my interview with Cambridge historian of science, Simon Schaffer, is now online. Simon explores the intense political and personal pressure Alan Turing was under while writing his famous paper on computers and intelligence. youtu.be/iI0Fb0dwGyM

The latest episode of my interview series with Cambridge historian Professor Simon Schaffer is online. Fears of being replaced by machines have long and surprisingly instructive history! youtu.be/JnBlUQWLQcs

Episode 6 of my interview with Cambridge historian Simon Schaffer is about automata and their astonishing legacy. youtu.be/Qad4dQUO_AM?si…

Latest episode of my interview series with Cambridge historian Simon Schaffer. Amazing story behind Charles Babbage’s 19th century mechanical computer. youtu.be/2-t11N5gLO0?si…

The final episode in my interview series with Cambridge historian Simon Schaffer is now online. This one’s about the roots of “big data” and how to deal with the fact that numbers dominate our lives. youtu.be/3wakZNjnBkg

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My interview about my book #EinsteinsFridge is live on the New Books Network. newbooksnetwork.com/einsteins-frid…