Rory Galloway

Shashank Joshi, The Economist's Defence Editor, dives deep into the role of AI in modern warfare, addressing the pressing ethical dilemmas it brings to combat decisions. Rory Galloway highlights groundbreaking discoveries of fossil chromosomes from extinct species, shedding light on ancient DNA secrets. Meanwhile, Anne Rowe recounts the intriguing life of art thief Pål Enger and his obsession with Edvard Munch’s The Scream, revealing the psychological facets of his notorious crimes.

Shashank Joshi, The Economist's Defence Editor, dives into the ethical implications of AI in warfare, discussing its transformative role and decision-making dilemmas. Rory Galloway reveals groundbreaking insights from fossil chromosomes, preserving ancient DNA to unlock the secrets of extinct species. Meanwhile, Anne Rowe shares the fascinating life of Pål Enger, who was driven by a troubled past to steal 'The Scream.' This blend of technology, history, and art theft makes for an enthralling listen.