Demis Hassabis, Google DeepMind co-founder, discusses the incredible capabilities of AI, like AlphaFold predicting protein structures revolutionizing scientific discovery. Hassabis explores AI's potential in unraveling mysteries of the mind, body, and universe.

Tech ethicist Patrick Lin and Bilawal discuss the hidden biases in AI, from historically inaccurate images to life-and-death decisions in hospitals. Lin argues that technology alone won't fix bias, emphasizing the need for human effort and societal work beyond technological solutions

Particle physicist Alex Keshavarzi discusses the mysteries of the universe, including dark energy and dark matter, and the results of the Muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab. The experiment found evidence of new particles or forces that could deepen our understanding of the subatomic world and reality.

Anonymous AI collaborative artist Claire Silver discusses how AI has revolutionized her art practice, exploring the evolving definition of art in the age of AI. The conversation delves into the impact of AI on artists, the unique creative journey using AI for personal expression, and the symbiotic relationship between humans and AI in the realm of creativity.

Dyhia Belhabib, a maritime crime fighter, discusses using AI tool Heva to detect and stop crimes at sea. She explores combatting modern-day piracy, drug smuggling, and more. The podcast delves into the investigation of illegal activities on vessels, challenges in combating maritime crimes, and the necessity of AI technology to proactively track criminals.

Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner delves into the internal turmoil at OpenAI, the evolution of AI regulation, surveillance technology implications, privacy concerns in public spaces, AI in phone scams, and the challenges of navigating AI regulation amidst technological advancements.

Bilawal Sidhu, a creative technologist, showcases how AI-powered tools can expand artistic expression. He discusses using 3D scans to redesign the physical world in real time, democratizing creative tools through AI, and empowering indie creators to compete with studios.

Human rights activist and technologist Sam Gregory discusses the impact of AI on reality, including deepfakes and misinformation. The podcast explores the challenges of spotting AI-generated content, the rise of deep fake videos, and the importance of digital literacy in navigating a world shaped by AI.

Roboticist Ken Goldberg discusses the challenges of creating more dexterous robots for everyday tasks like chores. He explores the complexities of robot hand design, software intricacies, and advancements in robotic object manipulation. The conversation delves into the difficulties of developing robots that can untangle cables, fold laundry, and perform tasks like e-commerce sorting.

AI ethics advocate Madison Mohns discusses the paradox of self-replacing workers in the age of AI, emphasizing leadership principles for integrating AI while prioritizing coworker well-being. The podcast explores the ethical dilemmas of AI technology, strategies for managers training AI systems, and envisions a future where technology enhances human potential.