Ep123 "Will AI cure loneliness?" with Paul Bloom

Ep123 "Will AI cure loneliness?" with Paul Bloom

On the one hand, AI companions are (increasingly) amazing at rectifying isolation. But on the other hand, loneliness is a biological signal that pushes us toward improving ourselves socially. So what's the right balance here? And does everyone have the same need to cure loneliness? In other words, might AI relationships mess up our young even while providing a critical lifeline to our seniors? Join this week as we dive deep with psychologist Paul Bloom.

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Ep169 "What Is Claude Thinking But Not Saying?" with Jack Lindsey

Ep169 "What Is Claude Thinking But Not Saying?" with Jack Lindsey

Is AI thinking things it never says aloud? How would we know if a large language model were having a subjective experience? Is there a way to read the 'thoughts' of an LLM? Human brains seem to have a...

31 Aug 1h 21min

Ep168 "Will it Someday Make Sense to Elect an AI President?"

Ep168 "Will it Someday Make Sense to Elect an AI President?"

Could there be a better form of government than the one we have now? As we enter an AI-powered world, when might we choose an AI leader? Will your grandchildren ever vote for a human president, who co...

24 Aug 46min

Ep167 "What Happens With Stone Age Brains + Godlike Tools?" with Steven Kotler

Ep167 "What Happens With Stone Age Brains + Godlike Tools?" with Steven Kotler

What happens when old brain circuitry collides with modern tech? Are we heading into an age of abundance, and can abundance create its own psychological problems? Do we need friction in our lives to b...

17 Aug 38min

Ep166 "Could the Next Brain Interface Get Sprayed Up Your Nose?" with Tetiana Aleksandrova & Scott Meek

Ep166 "Could the Next Brain Interface Get Sprayed Up Your Nose?" with Tetiana Aleksandrova & Scott Meek

A brain computer interface (BCI) is any technology that allows you to connect your 3 pounds of wetware to a computer. But instead of implanting electrodes via neurosurgery, might the next revolution i...

10 Aug 47min

Ep165 "What's a Doom Loop & How Do You Escape It?" with Jonathan Downar

Ep165 "What's a Doom Loop & How Do You Escape It?" with Jonathan Downar

Have you ever spent hours with a thought cycling around in your head? What happens when the brain continuously worries, craves, or replays something without finding the exit? Where does the feeling of...

3 Aug 59min

Ep164 "Why Do We Act Differently Around Different People?" With Claude Steele

Ep164 "Why Do We Act Differently Around Different People?" With Claude Steele

Does your identity and performance change in different situations? What does this have to do with wondering how you’re being judged? What if polarization grows from uncertainty more than hatred? Might...

27 Jul 1h 11min

Ep163 "How Quickly Does AI Become Smarter Than Humanity?" with Ben Goertzel

Ep163 "How Quickly Does AI Become Smarter Than Humanity?" with Ben Goertzel

What is artificial general intelligence (AGI) and how close are we to getting there? What defines the next step, called artificial superintelligence (ASI), and why might the gap between those two be s...

20 Jul 1h 9min

Ep162 "What Does Medicine Look Like in Ten Years?" with Jeanne Loring

Ep162 "What Does Medicine Look Like in Ten Years?" with Jeanne Loring

For all of medical history, we’ve tried to persuade sick cells to behave better. What if instead we just swapped them out? Can we insert new brain cells grown from your own skin cells? And what does a...

13 Jul 33min

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