Episode 33: Talking to Whales with Gašper Beguš
AI is getting us closer to translating whale communication. What happens if we succeed?
First Person: Healing Scars from the Inside Out
By Terry Healey ’87How adversity helped me discover new possibilities
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The Calgorithm
By Jason TurbowHow Cal’s meme-crazed fan base vaulted the Bears into the spotlight
The Education of Ron Rivera
By Chris BallardCan Cal’s new football GM keep the Bears’ top talent?
Oskie and Oski
By Pat JosephHow two Berkeley students invented a bear who’s outlived them both
From Vision to Venture
By Nathalia AlcantaraHow Berkeley became a leading launchpad for startups
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The Edge Episode 32: Enthralled
Poulomi Saha joins Editor-in-Chief Pat Joseph live onstage to discuss America’s long enthrallment with—and participation in—cults.
Berkeley Statistician Doesn’t Like Our Odds with AI
By Lizzy Rager, M.J. ’27Leading a faculty group on AI risks, Will Fithian warns labs are playing "Russian roulette" with humanity.
Accidental Album
By Emma SilversMusician Chris Chu discovered recordings he doesn't remember making.
From the Archives
What’s on Your Berkeley-Inspired Playlist?
By Pat JosephWhile music may not be the first thing most people think of when they think of Berkeley, both the campus and town have been home to an enormously influential and eclectic music scene across the years, one with deep roots in the folk and blues revivals of the mid-20th century.
Electric Kool-Aid Peer Review
By Coby McDonaldBerkeley experts lead a new wave of psychedelic research
Dacher Keltner is Awe-Inspired, and You Should Be Too
By Laura SmithWhat Dacher Keltner teaches isn’t likely to land you a job on Wall Street or even make you more hireable, but that’s not really the point.
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