Susan Murphy, a Harvard professor specializing in statistics and computer science, explores the innovative intersection of AI and behavioral science. She discusses her pioneering work on micro-randomized trials and just-in-time adaptive interventions, which tailor behavior change to individual contexts. The conversation touches on the complexities of algorithm design, ethical challenges, and the necessity of maintaining user engagement in digital interventions. A fun quickfire segment adds a lighthearted twist as they delve into the future of AI and its role in everyday life.