The Entropy Podcast

Nibble Knowledge is delighted to bring you "The Entropy Podcast"—hosted by Francis Gorman.

The Entropy Podcast centers on cybersecurity, technology, and business, featuring conversations with accomplished professionals who share real-world knowledge and experience. Our goal is simple: to leave you better informed and inspired after every episode.

We chose the name “Entropy” because it symbolizes the constant flux and unpredictability in cybersecurity, technology, and business. By understanding the forces that drive change and “disorder,” we can create better strategies to adapt and thrive in an ever-evolving technology and geo political landscape.

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Guest

Kyrtin Atreides

Kyrtin is COO at the company with the most advanced AI systems on the face of the planet, for more than 6 years and counting, by a wide and growing margin.

As Chief Operations Officer at AGI Laboratory Kyrtin has guided, designed, approved, or coordinated nearly all company activities. For purposes of establishing a presence for the company in the EU, he has chosen to relocate to The Hague, Netherlands in preparation for the global commercial deployment of the company’s first major line of products, the “Norn” Global Advisory systems.

The previous research system was able to solve a business case built from real-world data, provide policy advice across many domains to a small country while citing sources, and ace the hardest version of the UCMRT intelligence test. The new systems being prepared for commercial deployment are heavily updated and upgraded versions of that system, able to scale and operate in real-time.

Guest appearance on:

Reimagining Intelligence The Future of AGI with Kyrtin Atreides