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Dear Reader,

As we mentioned previously, we’ve been conducting an interesting experiment: creating a fully AI-generated podcast using our own content, including technical reports, e-books, and blog posts.

Each episode is designed to deliver insightful, bite-sized content crafted with the assistance of generative AI (Google’s NotebookLM), aiming to educate and inspire both seasoned researchers and passionate enthusiasts alike.

In today’s episode, we’ll cover the life and work of the Polish mathematical genius, Stefan Banach. This episode builds on the recent coverage of Banach by the Quantum Formalism (QF) community in their series, “Influential Mathematicians in Quantum”. While the QF series focused primarily on the influence that the work of mathematicians such as Banach have in quantum mechanics and computing, our current discussion will explore his profound impact on the field of artificial intelligence.

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**Important note: This AI-generated podcast contains some historical and technical inaccuracies. However, for the most part, it is accurate and highly engaging

Quantum Formalism (QF) Academy

Based on feedback from our early community members, we’ve made an important update: QF Academy will now operate as a subscription-based program, rather than individual courses as originally planned. You can explore our two core subscription plans by visiting this link: https://quantumformalism.academy/plans.

Unlike mainstream generalist online platforms such as Coursera or Udemy, we're not offering certificates just for display on LinkedIn. Our focus is on tangible career outcomes i.e. advancing your career through proven mathematical proficiency gained from our courses. Also, we are not optimising for quantity, but rather on quality of the people coming out of the program.

Visit quantumformalism.academy to learn more and start building your mathematical advantage. More courses on the pipeline including; 'Lie Groups & Lie Algebras for Geometric Deep Learning' and 'Category Theory for AI'.

Best wishes,

QF Team