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Ugh notebook LM generated 😢

As soon as I heard the woman's voice I knew this was fake.

Veryy saaaddd , its ai 😢😢😢😢

Are these AI voices? They sound very convincing at times. What program did you use?

ain't there any parameter to control the relative amount of back and forths between the two hosts?

I don't like to listen to ai generated voices

AI podcasts 2025.

This is interesting but because it's obviously AI, unenjoyable, sorry

Your channel is very pleasant to listen. I love applied math but enjoy learning about pure math. This engineer subscribed

First video I watched from your channel, good stuff :)

This is such a lazy way to make content. Do you even do any work or understand any of these topics your channel features? Without the podcast AIs from NotebookLM you are nothing!

What are these bs AI podcasts, all of the sudden popping up in my feed?

The topic is interesting but the presentation is unbearable

These are real people. I am not a bot.

shits ai aint it?

This back and forth sounds so fake.

"The universe is hitting a divide by zero error" actually confuses the topic. Our "MATH MODELS of the universe become poorly defined" is a better way to talk about it. Math models are not the universe - they are just the tools we humans made up and use to try to explain physical events. And the "singularity" in a black hole is not the event horizon. Making these sort of errors when trying to clear things up is unhelpful and just further confuses listeners.

Can’t tell if this is AI or not. Thinking yes.

It simply means our cosmology is incomplete. And of course, how coule we know all that exist "outside" or next to or in parallel or whatever system outside "the universe" of which we know near to nothing about. It just means our laws of physics are bound to how we think the universe itself is, it could be part of a vastly most complicated system tat has no "singularities" just areas that form space-time tunnels in a weird dimensional/holographic context between universes, or whatever and the big bang... That "theory" is just the view imposed by religious zealots that "reality" or the universe START at 0 with nothing before tat would be a paradox. The non paradox is that the universe is part of infinity and the set theory in mathematics, an omniverse that can't have a start or an end. Our universe/multiverses (with an S I believe tat all the possible types of multiverses exist in "parallel" in a more omniversal view) is just an infinite part of what is infinitely more complex. Our universe is alike a set.

I smell NotebookLM... I think you'll need to generate AI models that are in a podcast setting actively having this conversation. That should make this easier to watch.

Is this AI?

This is just the podcast output from Notebook LM

Math is about patterns and relationships and patterns of relationships and relationship of patterns........numbers are just great for expressing patterns and relations. I think most people have Math anxiety because to change your mind and understanding is an anxiety ridden process....to change your understanding requires you to hang out with confusion----if you are afraid of confusion, Math will become a phobia. Most people seem to hate confusion the have no tolerance for it. Honestly, Math requires one to develop faith in their own thinking process-----it takes bravery to take leaps of faith out into the unknown fall on your face and get back up and do it again. Numbers are great for expressing patterns and relationships but Math is not about numbers it just frequently employs them.

Please give any books or smth with which i can understand QFT in economics more

Unlistenable

AI slop

Quantum economics is an emerging interdisciplinary field that seeks to explore the intersections between quantum mechanics and economic theory. It is a novel approach that draws inspiration from the principles of quantum physics to address some of the complex phenomena observed in economics, such as uncertainty, complexity, and interdependence. The fundamental idea behind quantum economics is that the behavior of economic agents (individuals, firms, governments) cannot be fully explained by classical economic models, which often rely on assumptions of rationality and equilibrium. Instead, quantum economics proposes that economic behavior might be better understood through concepts borrowed from quantum mechanics, such as superposition, entanglement, and probability. One of the key aspects of quantum economics is its focus on uncertainty. In quantum mechanics, uncertainty is intrinsic to the system-particles do not have a definite position or velocity until they are observed. Similarly, in economics, uncertainty is a constant feature, especially when it comes to market behavior, consumer preferences, or the future state of the economy. Traditional economic models often assume that individuals make decisions based on a clear and predictable understanding of risks and rewards. Quantum economics, on the other hand, acknowledges that decision-making often happens in the presence of ambiguity, where future outcomes cannot be precisely predicted and probabilities are constantly in flux. Superposition, another concept from quantum mechanics, refers to the idea that particles can exist in multiple states simultaneously until measured. In quantum economics, this can be applied to the idea that economic agents might consider multiple potential outcomes at once, and their decisions may be based on a range of possibilities rather than a single expected outcome. This contrasts with traditional economic theory, which generally assumes that agents make choices based on a single, deterministic path. Another important concept from quantum physics that has found its way into quantum economics is entanglement. In quantum mechanics, particles can become entangled, meaning that their states are interconnected, even when they are far apart. In the context of economics, this could be applied to the interconnectedness of global markets and economies. Events in one part of the world can have ripple effects on other markets, creating complex, non-linear relationships between economic variables. Quantum economics explores how these entangled relationships can be modeled to better understand economic systems, especially in a globalized world where events and decisions are increasingly interdependent. Additionally, quantum economics challenges the notion of economic equilibrium, which has been a central concept in classical economic theory. Traditional economic models, such as supply and demand curves, often assume that markets tend toward equilibrium, where supply matches demand and all agents are satisfied. Quantum economics, however, suggests that economic systems are inherently dynamic and non-equilibrium, much like the ever-changing states of quantum particles. This opens up new possibilities for understanding economic phenomena such as bubbles, crashes, and volatility, which cannot always be explained by equilibrium models. While the field of quantum economics is still in its infancy and its concepts are speculative, it has the potential to provide fresh perspectives on several longstanding issues in economics. It may help better model market behaviors under uncertainty, understand the impact of global interconnectedness, and propose alternative frameworks for decision-making in complex systems. However, it is important to note that quantum economics has yet to be fully integrated into mainstream economic theory and faces challenges in terms of both theoretical development and practical application. In conclusion, quantum economics represents an exciting and unconventional approach to understanding economic systems. It offers the promise of a more nuanced and dynamic view of economic behavior, one that accounts for the uncertainty, complexity, and interconnectedness that define our modern world. While it is still developing, the exploration of quantum concepts in economics could lead to groundbreaking insights into the way economic agents make decisions and how economies function on a global scale.

ai trash

Thank you for posting this educational podcast.

I'm glad it started with "Let's dive in.." I knew to immediately dive out.

Whew, love these AI-generated podcasts. Not.

Thanks for the forecast! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

Great Video!

AI slop; the links in the description are useful.

I suspected this was AI, but it’s great that obscure subjects are able to be presented to the public in an accessible way 👍

"Fun" fact: ~ 90M eligible voters skipped the Fall '24 election. Good and timely topic explained well with several examples. Thanks.

Trying to listen to these two AI bots have a discussion is absolutely infuriating and irritating

Enjoyable, thanks. Something happening with your HTML missing , Liked & subscribed.

this is two AIs talking to each other abt a math topic a la "did you know you can turn a sphere inside out" and i adore the idea. <3

Notebook LM?\

This is not how you read it, or fight it. Halmos would be ashamed, and Gromov would be plotting your demise.

Automated speech errors.

They spelled Algebraic wrong. The content is surfing too much.

AI empathy!

This is a terrible AI script and even worse AI synthesized voices. First _she's_ asking the questions and he's the authority, then she's explaining and he's surprised to hear it. Then back to her asking questions. Their responses to each other are uncanny, and the continual "ok" is mechanical and insincere. Work harder next time.

If you can provide links to the papers you are referring to...

Is it Spinors or Spiners ??? Morons

Can’t even pronounce the word correctly in the first sentence. Spin-ors, not spine-ors FFS

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