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I met Dean Guzman Wyrzykowski in San Francisco and was fascinated with his story. We sat down and talked about how he saved 2,000 Beagles earlier this year.Find Dean online:https://www.instagram.com/p/DW6yzSyEdyY/https://urbananimal.substack.com/

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I'm making AI videos for the next 100 days

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Ross’ 2026 Tech List: https://www.notion.so/Ross-2026-Tech-List-2b813f534ccb802a8cf6c33214cff2fa?source=copy_link

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Revolutionizing Browsing: AI Browsers Are HereIn this episode, we explore the emergence of AI-integrated web browsers, highlighting recent launches like OpenAI’s Atlas and Comet from Perplexity. The episode discusses the transformative capabilities of these browsers, such as voice controls and task automation, which simplify online shopping, manage emails, and automate bulk tasks.00:00 Introduction to AI Browsers00:23 Voice Controls and Shopping Assistance00:58 Automating Tedious Tasks02:07 Gaming with AI Assistance03:06 Conclusion and Recommendation

Three Years in Mexico: Personal Growth, Cultural Insights, and PracticalitiesIn this episode of the With Ross Podcast, the host reflects on his three-year journey of living in Mexico. He discusses his motivations for moving, the personal growth experienced, and how stepping out of his comfort zone has been an adventure. He draws inspiration from a conversation with Derek Sivers about the importance of challenging oneself. The episode also covers cultural insights, cost of living comparisons, safety concerns, and the benefits of participating in local community activities. Additionally, he shares his progress with learning Spanish and his overall satisfaction with life in Mexico.00:00 Introduction and Three-Year Milestone00:42 Why Mexico? Seeking Adventure and Growth01:11 Insights from Derek Sivers on Living Abroad03:16 Understanding Culture: American vs. Mexican05:16 Cost of Living in Mexico vs. the US06:58 Addressing Safety Concerns in Mexico07:59 Embracing Fitness and Wellness in Mexico City08:57 Learning Spanish: Challenges and Breakthroughs10:23 Overcoming Challenges and Loving Life in Mexico11:45 Conclusion and Looking Forward to Year Four

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Show Notes: AI 2027 – Documenting the Future of Artificial IntelligenceIn this episode, we explore the rapid advancements in AI, focusing on the evolution of conversational agents and the groundbreaking capabilities of tools like Google’s Notebook LM and 11 Labs. The discussion centers around the article "AI 2027" (written by researchers from OpenAI and other leading labs), which imagines possible futures for AI development—ranging from utopian to catastrophic. We break down the fictional “Open Brain” company, the escalating AI arms race, and the profound challenges of AI alignment and safety.Key Resources & Mentions:Notebook LM by Google"AI 2027" Article11 Labs (AI voice synthesis)OpenAIDescript (for podcast editing)DSCR (AI conversation tools)Topics Covered:The evolution of AI conversations and text-to-speechHow Notebook LM generates podcasts from multiple sourcesThe “Open Brain” scenario: AI research, alignment, and global competitionThe risks and opportunities of superintelligent AIWhat the future might hold for humanity and AIIf you enjoyed this episode, check out the links above for more information on the tools and articles discussed!

Vibecoding is changing the world. And I love it.

I was super impressed with Napkin AI (https://www.napkin.ai/) and needed to make a video about it.Video link: https://share.descript.com/view/5QETpUGoDTB

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Checking out what I got wrong in the 2024 predictions and making fresh predictions for 2025.

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Recap of the latest adventure to Quintana Roo, Mexico in November 2024. See video: https://share.descript.com/view/iVhzIB8OU8O

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See Video: https://share.descript.com/view/BKteZnBO8zt 00:00 Exploring Mexico City's Museums 02:48 A Sweet Stop at the Museum of Chocolate 06:28 Dining Adventures: From Vietnamese to Tacos 07:20 Taco Time at Orinoco 09:07 Final Tastes and Farewells

Join me on a day trip to Xochimilco, Mexico City. See video: https://share.descript.com/view/3WlaOn7J5Mm -- Ross Zeiger 00:00 Ride Plan 00:05 Historical Background of Xochimilco 02:05 Journey to Xochimilco 03:02 Exploring the Canals and Boats 03:56 Observations and Reflections 06:01 Interesting Facts and Conclusion

See Video: https://share.descript.com/view/cKG8ElEzQWn Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the Coffee Event 00:35 Tasting the Finalist Coffees 01:35 Judging the Finalist Coffees 02:13 Exploring Different Coffee Flavors 04:47 Trying Cold Brew and Almond Milk 06:34 Discovering Tea at the Coffee Event 07:52 Sampling Snacks and Desserts 12:59 Learning About Coffee Roasting 15:05 Barista Competition Highlights 17:08 Conclusion and Farewell

If you don't have Spotify, here's a link to watch the video: https://share.descript.com/view/NxA81j0cBfA Exploring the Magic of Tepoztlan: A Hike to Tepozteco Pyramid In this episode, the host takes us on an adventure to Tepoztlan, a 'Pueblo Mágico' near Mexico City, known for its beautiful landscapes and spiritual vibes. The journey includes a morning hike to the Tepozteco Pyramid, a struggle with the rain-soaked trail, and the challenges of dealing with stray dogs. The host reflects on the simplicity and beauty of Tepoztlan, explores local shops, and enjoys the rich history of the area. The video is a personal documentation of the trip, capturing the essence of Tepoztlan and its evolving hipster culture. 00:00 Arrival in Tepoztlan 00:44 Morning Hike to the Pyramid 01:33 Reaching the Pyramid 03:28 Exploring the Pyramid 04:32 Tepoztlan's Charm and Challenges 11:49 Local Coffee Shop Visit 15:19 Encounter with a Roadblock

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Humans are notoriously short-sighted and pessimistic about technology. I think about this article often. Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Machines_Which_Do_Not_Fly

I got a new camera and had way too much fun with it on a recent San Francisco trip. If you can't watch the video podcast on Spotify, you can also see it here: https://share.descript.com/view/zF4OGpzRIG9

Reading of the essay 1000 True Fans by Kevin Kelly. All credit to the author. Read the original article here: https://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/

I sat down with Derek Sivers in Mexico City for this conversation.

From the simplest to the most advanced.

We are entering the Age of Biotech. Here's why I think so.

#1: Brave browser #2: uBlock origin #3: Pay for things! #4: Unsubscribe from newsletters & marketing emails

1: Get a credit freeze - go to the credit bureaus and do this right now 2: Use a password manager - I like bitwarden.com 3: Encrypt your data - Veracrypt is great for this 4: Change your router's password 5: Use 2FA but not by text - Authy is great

Join me on a walkabout to check out the Mexican election posters. See video: https://open.spotify.com/show/3dTfXpxZAoO5bNw7Il7cds

ChatGPT 4o is the latest and greatest AI tool to hit the market.

Microsoft rolled out their Phi-3 Mini model yesterday and it's fast!

Use AI to learn about...yourself. Tool shown: https://www.withsequel.com/

Today, Llama 3. Video version available on the Spotify app.

To make your own songs: udio.com Video for this episode is available on Spotify.

Link to the article: How to help someone use a computer. by Phil Agre https://pages.gseis.ucla.edu/faculty/agre/how-to-help.html AI Generated show notes: This episode is a reading of a timeless and relevant piece titled "How to Help Someone Use a Computer" written by UCLA professor Phil Agger in 1996. As we embark on a journey to guide others in using technology, we'll explore the practical advice and insights shared in this article, discussing the importance of empathy, effective communication, and empowering individuals to become more capable of navigating computer issues on their own. Tune in for this riveting read by the host, Ross.