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We Are The Existential Risk - No-one Knows AI Like Toby Walsh (opens the original)
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If there is one topic that has come to dominate this moment, it is artificial intelligence. Is it going to wipe us out? Will I lose my job? Is a data centre going up in my neighbourhood? Why are all these tech bros so incapable of sounding anything like a normal, sane, relatable person? Why do I have to hear so much about AI? Can’t I just have my connection and attention and identity back, please?I’m an avowed cynic of the broad set of technologies AI represents, and I’ve been fortunate to learn
Obey (opens the original)
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If only we had all the right rules, it’d all fall into place. Things like appropriate AI regulations for these self appointed man-boy gods, or housing standards that don’t create dangerous hot-boxes in an always warming world, live sport gambling ad restrictions so that I could let my five year old watch footy finals with me like I got to with my dad at the same age. Or what about just enforcing what already exists. Copyright protections that require the consent, compensation and credit of artis
Senator Rosa Galvez On The Need For Government Before Calamity Hits (opens the original)
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Today’s guest is Canadian Senator Rosa Galvez. This was a very special experience to meet and speak with Rosa, whose background, expertise and humanity made this a conversation I both really enjoyed but also took so much from.Rosa, originally from Peru, is one of Canada’s leading experts in pollution control and its effects on human health. She was appointed to Canada’s Senate in late 2016, representing Québéc, and been involved with or led many of the country’s most substantive environmental, h
All We Have Are Our Stories - Damon Gameau On What Really Moves Us (opens the original)
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Damon Gameau is on the show today. This one was many many months in the making so I’m incredibly excited to be sharing it and so glad the diary Gods eventually made possible a chat that will live long in my memory. Damon is a renowned, award winning actor, filmmaker, and director who has made some of my favourite documentaries of the last little while. Most recently, Future Council centred children in their pursuit of understanding why adults seem so incapable of dealing with a series of problem
Playing Catch Up With Reality - Hugh White On Australia's Hard New World (opens the original)
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This is Hugh White’s second appearance on the show, and he is on the show as his latest book, Hard New World; Australia’s Post-American Future has just hit the shelves. This is a follow up to his extremely popular Quarterly Essay from the middle of 2025, as well as an extension on many of the ideas and commentaries there. I’m lucky doing this that I now get to read a lot of excellent writing that help me better understand this moment, how we got here and where we might be headed, and Hugh’s work
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