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Reality is starting to look suspiciously like science fiction. Dylan explores warnings about the race toward superintelligence, robots taking to the streets in real-world protests, increasingly lifelike machines, and autonomous AI capable of spreading from computer to computer.
What happens when AI stops waiting for humans to tell it what to do? This episode looks at the breakthroughs, risks, and increasingly surreal signs that the future we imagined may already be arriving.
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