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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 1H 1M

Bobby Bahov on Entrepreneurship, AI, and Space Tech

from Understand Tomorrow · host Kevin George Bojan

My guest this week, Bobby Bahov, is a young entrepreneur and one of the most curious and inquisitive minds I have interviewed so far. He is the CEO and Co-founder of AI Lab One – a consulting business with a focus on helping companies embrace the future of artificial intelligence. He also co-founded Space Mining Technologies with the goal of getting a more permanent human presence in space. Our conversation starts with Bobby’s entrepreneurial journey and the lessons he learned along the way. We also talk about the vision behind his two start-ups and quickly branch off to talk about HealthTech, robotics, and the intelligence explosion. We talk about why we’re merging robots and why’s that a good thing. We talk about regulating tech and the issues that could arise in the future such as inherent human biases. I would list more of the topics, but we covered so much that you should just listen. I hope you’ll enjoy it!   Show Notes   01:45 Lifelong learning 05:25 Bobby’s entrepreneurial journey 11:10 Missionaries vs. Mercenaries 13:55 The WHY behind Space Mining Tech and AI Lab One 15:40 HealthTech – personal care, prevention, and Bobby’s project on predicting cancer using AI 19:25 Personal challenges / what motivated you 21:40 Competitive landscape – robotics, AI, and the intelligence explosion 24:10 What happens once we develop robots that are smarter than we are? 32:40 Biases and developing AI 35:55 Should we regulate tech? 38:25 We are merging with robots and that’s a good thing 42:10 Inequalities 46:10 Collective programming the AI 49:40 The WHY behind Space Mining Tech 57:25 Advice to aspiring entrepreneurs

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