
Season 7, Episode 9 - Making music from beyond the grave
We finish season 7 with a something out of left field.
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We finish season 7 with a something out of left field.

Without sounding too many alarm bells, we now have a study showing LLMs collaborating with one another to outwit their guardrails.

A recent survey stated 75% of scientists want to leave the US.

We take a hard look at how AI tools shape the way we think.

Much like past guest Billy Jeremijenko and his company Aquila are doing for reinventing energy transportation, we cover moonshot projects aiming to transfer data with light, and put data centers on the moon.

In this episode we look at the latest examples where theoretical physics starts intersecting with reality: what if you could store light as energy, to use it again later?

We already guessed it, but now we have the science to back it up: bots successfully drive up engagement of online platforms, but also drive down human connection in the process.

We find ourselves increasingly unable to avoid politics on this show.

We start off with a literal bang: people are successfully achieving nuclear fusion out of their kitchens.

In the final episode of 2024 we look at growing new teeth, quantum computing breakthroughs, growing diamonds in 15 minutes, turning them into diamond batteries that last for 5000 years, materials that can learn and adapt, and much more.