Dorian Lynskey

Join Sarah Elmaleh, a prominent voice actor and chair of the SAG-AFTRA Interactive Media Agreement Negotiating Committee, and Dorian Lynskey, an author exploring apocalyptic storytelling. They dive into the urgent need for AI protections in creative industries, discussing insights from the recent strike. Topics include the fine line between human creativity and AI capabilities, the potential dangers of unchecked AI, and dystopian futures that loom if society leans too heavily on technology. Their rich conversations illuminate the balance between innovation and human integrity.

In this insightful discussion, James Orr, a philosophy professor, raises ethical concerns about AI's impact on human identity. Matthew Taylor shares how AI could transform healthcare dynamics. Kaitlyn Regehr highlights the addiction to technology and its implications. Anne McElvoy analyzes current events shaped by AI, while Marcus du Sautoy explores AI's blend of creativity and logic. Dorian Lynskey emphasizes the importance of truth in an AI-dominated world, revealing the urgent need for responsible oversight in navigating AI's promise and peril.

Isabel Hilton, journalist and China watcher, on how art is read politically in China. Dorian Lynskey, music and culture critic, reviews films and George Saunders’ new novel. Viv Groskop, journalist and comedian, gives sharp takes on theatre and film. They debate Bradley Cooper's film as breakup drama, a powerful Royal Court play about family and shock, and Saunders' otherworldly Vigil.