David Eagleman

"Hey, ChatGPT. Hey, Claude, blah blah. And you get the answer. Wow, what a great opportunity for kids growing up."

"Everything I fix, I learn how to do it on YouTube first. Yeah. Now I'm using AI to do it."

"Hey, ChatGPT. Hey, Claude, blah blah. And you get the answer. Wow, what a great opportunity for kids growing up."

"They've watched TED talks, they've asked Alexa, they've talked to ChatGPT and they get the information and it sticks."

"They've watched TED talks, they've asked Alexa, they've talked to ChatGPT and they get the information and it sticks."

"Kids are resisting this by the way now because they say look I can do Google Translate or you know my Meta sunglasses."

"Kids are resisting this by the way now because they say look I can do Google Translate or you know my Meta sunglasses."

"Paul Bach-y-Rita's research has continued with something called the BrainPort, which is again for blind people. You've got this little electrical grid on your tongue. And so whatever the camera is seeing, you feel that on your tongue."

"I sit on airplanes next to people and they're playing Candy Crush for the whole flight. And I just feel like what a shame because there's so much you could be putting into your brain."

"I just signed my next two books. One is the Ulysses contract, and one I mentioned is called Empire of the Invisible."

"I wrote about in my book Livewired about this, which is addiction is all about brain plasticity."

"Neosensory I actually sold six months ago, so I don't have it anymore. I built a wristband that captures sound and turns sound into patterns of vibration on the skin."

"I'm writing the podcast Inner Cosmos, which is awesome podcast I listen to it thank you thanks and that's that's a really wonderful way for me to put out lots of ideas often I do you know mostly it's monologue um but I do have guests as well"

"So I've patented a new social media algorithm which essentially works simply by surfacing what people have in common."

"This is actually what my next book is about. It's called Empire of the Invisible and it's about why we all believe our own internal models."