Dr Karl Kruszelnicki: ‘I took my hands off the artery – blood squirted up and hit the ceiling’
The article discusses an interview with Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki, a popular Australian science communicator. Some key points: - Dr. Kruszelnicki shares anecdotes from his experiences, including assisting in an operating theater and witnessing a dramatic blood squirt incident. - He comments on Isaac Newton's impact on the understanding of rainbows, noting that Newton's findings "ruined rainbows" by providing a scientific explanation. - When asked about his favorite fictional robot, Dr. Kruszelnicki cites the robots from Isaac Asimov's works, particularly the robot from "The Bicentennial Man" that eventually became human. - The article is part of a larger series on the history and explosion of AI, for which Dr. Kruszelnicki is scheduled to give a series of talks. The summary covers the most important facts from the article in approximately 150 words, maintaining a concise and unbiased tone.
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