Anna Lanquez, a Latin America correspondent for The Economist, discusses Javier Milei's controversial election in Argentina, examining the hopes and fears surrounding his radical reforms amidst ongoing economic challenges. Meanwhile, Benjamin Sutherland delves into Israel's struggles against Hamas's intricate tunnel networks, highlighting innovative technologies that could change the combat landscape. They also touch on the fascinating use of AI in biodiversity monitoring, revealing how listening to forest sounds can enhance ecological research.

Ana Lanquez, The Economist's Latin America correspondent, delves into Argentina's political upheaval with Javier Milei's radical reforms in a country grappling with economic distress. Meanwhile, Benjamin Sutherland discusses military technology, highlighting Israel's challenges in utilizing advanced tools against Hamas's intricate tunnel systems. The talk also touches on groundbreaking AI applications in environmental science, showcasing how bioacoustic analysis can monitor biodiversity through sound, merging tech with ecological preservation.