Molly Crockett, an Associate Professor of Psychology at Princeton, delves into the fascinating psychology of morality. She discusses how our moral inclinations can be automatic or require deep reasoning, influenced by social context and technology. Crockett explores the impact of social media on ethical behavior, particularly in heated debates like the gas stove controversy. Additionally, she critiques the idea that humans are inherently selfish, advocating for the role of empathy and cultural influences in shaping our moral landscape.

Drs. Molly Crockett and Lisa Messeri discuss the hype of 'self-driving labs' and the importance of human involvement in scientific research. They debunk myths about AI replacing scientists, explore the risks of oversimplifying AI in research, and emphasize the need for critical discussions on AI's limitations and benefits in scientific endeavors.