Suspicious Minds: AI and the Apocalypse

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Moral Insurance (Part Two)

October 14, 2026

The Secretary of War called it “defective altruism.” The New York Post called it a cult. The Economist put it on the cover and called it the most important social movement of the century. Hardly anyone in America has heard of it. So for this episode I did what I should have done before Part One: I sat down with an effective altruist.Richard Yetter Chappell is a philosophy professor at the University of Miami and the author of the blog Good Thoughts. He’d heard what our critics said last week,...

Better Angels (Part One)

October 07, 2026

Content note: this episode includes discussion of eugenics, Nazi forced sterilization and the murder of disabled people, and the Holocaust.Be altruistic. Think about the future. Save the world. No one could possibly object to that, right? This week, the first of two episodes on effective altruism, a philosophy that has influenced many of the most powerful people in artificial intelligence, one its defenders believe is among the best ideas we have for doing good, and one that other thinke...

A Great Loss to the Universe (Part Three)

September 30, 2026

Content note: this episode includes a brief discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the US. Outside the US, you can find a local helpline at https://findahelpline.com.Neuropsychoanalysis pioneer Mark Solms says he is building a machine that can feel. For two episodes, we asked whether he can. This week we ask whether he should.This is the final part of our three-part story about consciousness. Philosop...

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Suspicious Minds: AI and the Apocalypse typically books well-known public figures. Typical guest background: Published researchers, university-affiliated scholars, clinicians, investigative journalists, authors, technology founders, and practitioners with specialized expertise in artificial intelligence, consciousness, psychology, neuroscience, surveillance, migration, or technology's social consequences. Common among recent guests: Authored respected books on the show's core subjects; Held senior academic, clinical, journalistic, or technology leadership roles; Won major journalism or professional awards. Recent guests include Michael Ferguson, Joel Gold, and Amy Levy.

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