Kinley Salmon, Africa correspondent at The Economist, provides insight into the political turbulence in Senegal following President Macky Sall's election delay. Abby Bertix, the science correspondent, discusses the alarming rise of undetectable deepfakes and their implications for media authenticity. They also explore the challenges faced by leaders like Jürgen Klopp, emphasizing the draining nature of leadership and the importance of energy management in high-stakes environments.
Macky Sall, Senegal’s president, has said he would not stand again. So what to make of the move to delay the election until December? Our correspondent says that many artificial-intelligence researchers think fakes will soon become entirely undetectable (10:11). And as football manager Jürgen Klopp steps down at Liverpool, we ask why being a leader is so very tiring (18:03).