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Episodes: 15
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Andy Mills - Journalist, audio producer, and investigative storyteller focused on technology and society.
Daniel Alejandro Moreno-Gama - AI Safety, Artificial General Intelligence, Anti-ai Activism, And The Motivations Behind The Alleged Attack On Sam Altman.
Minas Liarokapis - Robotics, Biological Computing, Embodied Intelligence, And The Potential Applications Of Neuron-based Systems.
Hon Weng Chong - Biological Computing, Human Neurons, Machine Learning, Artificial General Intelligence, And The Dishbrain System.
Presenting: Book Keeper
July 20, 2026
Today we are sharing with you the first episode of a new series we’ve made here at Longview, called Book Keeper. In our first episode of this series, host Megan Phelps-Roper, more than 10 years after leaving the Westboro Baptist Church, returns to the Bible. Even though she is no longer what most would consider a “believer,” she wants to explore what ancient wisdom still lives in these stories. And she begins with a tale of profound betrayal and reconciliation. RESOURCES: The Book of Genes...
Sam Altman’s Attacker, In His Own Words
April 16, 2026
In this episode we talk with Daniel Alejandro Moreno-Gama, the man who was recently arrested and charged with attempting to kill Sam Altman. Several months before the attack, our team contacted a young man posting on Discord under the handle "Butlerian Jihadist," who referenced “Luigi-ing tech CEOs” to our producer. He agreed to an interview and to answer questions about his background and how he came to believe that AGI must be stopped for humanity to survive. To leave a comment and sign up...
Wetwear
April 09, 2026
This episode was originally reported on our podcast Reflector. You can hear this story and many more by visiting us here What if the next great leap in computing wasn't made of silicon — but of living human brain cells? Reporter Greg Warner takes us inside the lab of Hon Weng Chong, an Australian computer engineer who has built a biological computer: a device that houses actual human neurons in a petri dish, teaches them to play Pong using reward and punishment, and is now being sold to me...
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