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Tristan - Co-presenter associated with Your Undivided Attention (Center for Humane Technology / TED Audio Collective). Handles on-air conversations focused on how new technologies shape human life, work, and...
Aza - Co-presenter associated with Your Undivided Attention (Center for Humane Technology / TED Audio Collective). Leads segments exploring the implications of emerging technologies, including AI, from e...
Dr. Emilia Javorsky - Whether Superintelligent AI Promises Real Medical Breakthroughs; Limits Of AI Claims In Oncology; Building AI For Medicine Responsibly
David Dalrymple (Davidad) - How AI Models 'lie To Themselves And To Us'; Alignment Challenges; How Model Worldviews Affect Building/deployment Of AI Products
Anthropic’s Mythos Has Changed Cybersecurity Forever. What Now?
May 14, 2026
A generation ago, the world's critical infrastructure was physical. Today, it’s largely digital. Your bank vault is a database, your filing cabinet is a server, your car is a robot on wheels. And in a world where these systems are mostly secure, life is more convenient and efficient. But all that comes into question when an AI system can break through the security that runs the world. That’s what’s happened with Claude Mythos, Anthropic’s most powerful AI model yet. In a very short time, Clau...
AI and Cancer: Why Superintelligence Won’t Get Us to a Cure
April 30, 2026
One of the most common arguments you hear from company executives racing to develop super-intelligent AI is that it will cure cancer. It’s an incredibly powerful and seductive promise. If superintelligent AI really can cure cancer, then anyone who stands in the way of it, anyone who wants to slow it down — even because of its serious risks — is essentially letting people die. In fact, the biggest risk would be going too slowly. But what if a superintelligent AI isn’t actually capable of solv...
Have We Trained AI to Lie to Itself — And to Us?
April 16, 2026
Our guest this week is David Dalrymple, who goes by Davidad. Davidad is one of the world's foremost and early researchers of AI “alignment:" how we get AI systems to act the way we want them to. In order to do that, Davidad has taken on the strange role of being like a therapist to AI systems. He interrogates why they say and do the things that they do, probing them, asking them questions, analyzing their answers. And what he’s come to realize is that AI models have really different ways of ...
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