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About the show
The Sentient Code explores the evolving world of artificial intelligence and robotics. Each episode examines how algorithms learn, how machines perceive and act, and how autonomous systems are transforming science, industry, and society.
From neural networks to advanced robotics and emerging AGI research, the podcast investigates both the technical foundations and the deeper implications of synthetic intelligence — and what it means for code to think.