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The Risks of Artificial Relationships - Sherry Turkle with Nicholas Thompson

AI wants to be your friend. And your therapist. And your lover. It’s not an entirely new offer, author and MIT professor Sherry Turkle reminds us, but it’s one that’s grown more dire as AI has improved. In a conversation with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, Turkle describes the dangers of a…

662: Nicholas Thompson - The Atlantic CEO on Growing Up With a "Precariously Insecure" Genius Father, Hiring Leaders with an Edge, How Runni

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Building Models That See the World - Eric Xing with Nicholas Thompson

If you want AI to drive your car or simulate a cell or control a robot, it had better be able to understand the world it’s operating within. Eric Xing is one of the leading researchers working on this kind of AI, known as ‘world models.’ Unlike LLMs, which are trained largely on text data and predi…

Karuna Karuna: Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi on Why Compassion Must Be Designed Into AI

It’s always fun to have Nobel Prize winners on the show. Recently, we’ve hosted the journalist-dissident Maria Ressa, the economist Simon Johnson and the gloomy godfather of AI Geoffrey Hinton. Today it’s the Delhi-based Kailash Satyarthi, who won the 2014 Peace Prize for his fight against child ex…

Why Ray Dalio is Worried About an AI Bubble

Since the AI boom began, industry skeptics have warned it would be the next bubble. They point to massive investments, circular financing, and the technology’s reliability issues. And yet, as revenue rises and the models improve, it might appear that a crash is no longer likely. Ray Dalio says that…

Why The Atlantic signed a deal with OpenAI

Today I’m talking to Nicholas Thompson, the CEO of The Atlantic. I was really excited to talk to Nick. Like so many media CEOs, including Vox Media’s, he just signed a deal allowing OpenAI to use The Atlantic’s vast archives as training data, but he also has a rich background in tech. Before he was…

How to Prevent an AI Apocalypse - Nate Soares with Nicholas Thompson

2026 could be called the year of AI doom. Agents are hacking into websites and communicating covertly, and researchers like Jacob Coxon are quitting their jobs and posting publicly about the risks of the technology they helped build. Discussion around the hazards AI poses to humanity has reached a …

What AI Will Reveal About Humanity - Robert Wright with Nicholas Thompson

AI might challenge humanity in ways no technology has before. The implications for economics, geopolitics, and national security are well known, but it's increasingly likely to transform our relationship with everything from writing and art to math and religion. If you listen to some of AI’s most v…

Will AI Help Democracy—or Dictators? - Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu with Nicholas Thompson

The internet was supposed to be a boon for democracy. With broad access to information and opportunity, the thinking went, marginalized and disenfranchised populations could overcome barriers, close wealth gaps, and uproot dictators. But things didn’t work out that way.  Now, as we enter the AI era…

Mongolia’s Bold Plan to Bridge the AI Divide - Bolor-Erdene Battsengel with Nicholas Thompson

AI might have ignited a new Cold War. As China and the US battle for supremacy, other countries are beginning to find their place between the two superpowers. Mongolia is in a unique position. It's sandwiched between China and Russia—but has strong ties to the West. It's rural and young, with a lar…