Bruce Randall on energy healing and AI, embedding AI in humans, and the implications of brain-computer interfaces (AC Ep4)
Description
I feel that the frequency I have, and the frequency AI has, we’re going to be able to communicate based on frequency. But if we can understand what each is saying, that’s really where the magic happens.
– Bruce Randall
About Bruce Randall
Bruce Randall describes himself as a tech visionary and Reiki Master who explores the intersection of technology, human consciousness, and the future of work. He has over 25 years of technology industry experience and is a longtime practitioner of energy healing and meditation.
What you will learn
Exploring brain-computer interfaces and human potential
Connecting reiki and AI through frequency and energy
Understanding the limits and possibilities of neural implants
Balancing intuition, emotion, and algorithmic decision-making
Using meditation to sharpen awareness in a tech-driven world
Navigating trust and critical thinking in the age of AI
Imagining a future where technology and consciousness merge
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Transcript
Ross Dawson: Bruce, it’s a delight to have you on the show.
Bruce Randall: Well, Ross, thank you. I’m pleased to be on the show with you.
Ross: So you have some interesting perspectives on, I suppose, humanity and technology. And just like to, in brief, hear how you got to your current perspectives.
Bruce: Sure. Well, when I saw Neuralink put a chip in Nolan’s head and he could work the computer mouse with his thoughts, and he said, sometimes it goes where it moves on its own, but it always goes where I want it to go.
So that, to me, was fascinating on how with the chip, we can do things like sentience and telecommunications and so forth that most humans can’t do. But with the chip, all of a sudden, all these doors are open now, and we’re still human. That’s fascinating to me.
Ross: It certainly extends, extending our capabilities. It’s done in smaller ways in the past and now in far bigger ways. So you do have a deep technology background, but also some other aspects to your worldview.
Bruce: I do. I’ve sold cloud, I’ve been educated in AI at MIT, and I built my first AI application. So I understand it from, I believe, from all sides, because I’ve actually done the work instead of read the books.
And for me, this is fascinating because AI is moving faster than anything that we’ve had in recent memory, and it directly affects every person, because we’re working with it, or we can incorporate it in our body to make us better at what we do. And those possibilities
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