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Today, Brent is joined by Dr. Arthur Caplan, a leading bioethicist, to discuss how ethics should shape the future of longevity medicine, artificial intelligence, and healthcare innovation. They discuss the promise and pitfalls of extending human lifespan, the responsibilities that come with new medical breakthroughs, and why scientific progress is only meaningful if it improves people's lives. The conversation also tackles controversial topics like organ donation, health misinformation, and government-mandated COVID vaccines, as Dr. Caplan shares his perspective on how society should navigate the next generation of medical advances. He's a terrific guest, hope you enjoy.
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