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The End of Money? | Neha Narula (opens the original)
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This recording with Neha Narula is from Vision Weekend Puerto Rico 2026, hosted by the Foresight Institute in February 2026. Neha Narula is the Director of the MIT Digital Currency Initiative and a research scientist at the MIT Media Lab, where she has spent a decade studying digital currencies, payment systems, and the infrastructure of money. In this talk, she examines what the rise of digital currencies, central bank digital currencies, and programmable money means for the future of how value
Mapping the Jagged Edges of AI | Tom Griffiths (opens the original)
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This recording with Tom Griffiths is from our Secure AI seminar series, hosted in May 2026. Tom Griffiths is a professor of psychology and computer science at Princeton University and co-author of Algorithms to Live By, which explores how computational thinking can illuminate human judgment and decision-making. In this talk, Tom applies the tools of cognitive science to map the jagged edges of AI capability: the areas where AI dramatically outperforms human cognition, and the areas where it fail
Work, Love and Life When Robots Rule the Earth | Robin Hanson (opens the original)
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This recording with Robin Hanson is from Vision Weekend Puerto Rico 2026, hosted by the Foresight Institute in February 2026. Robin Hanson is an economist at George Mason University and the author of The Age of Em: Work, Love and Life When Robots Rule the Earth. In this talk, he presents the core scenario of the book: a future in which whole brain emulations are the dominant form of intelligence, and works through the economic logic of what work, relationships, and social structure would look li
Fix the Money, Fix the World | Brandon Green (opens the original)
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This recording with Brandon Green is from Vision Weekend Puerto Rico 2026, hosted by the Foresight Institute in February 2026. In this talk, Brandon Green makes the case that monetary infrastructure is upstream of many of the world's most persistent problems: that flawed money enables misalignment and short-termism at a systems level. He argues that fixing the foundations of how money works would unlock progress across a wide range of domains, and lays out what that would require. Vision Weekend
How to Build Trustworthy AI | Lauren Wagner (opens the original)
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This recording with Lauren Wagner is from Vision Weekend Puerto Rico 2026, hosted by the Foresight Institute in February 2026. Lauren Wagner is a computational social scientist and policy expert who serves as a Nonresident Fellow at the Abundance Institute. Her work focuses on AI governance, technology trust and safety, and reducing regulatory barriers to beneficial emerging technologies. In this talk, she addresses what it actually takes to build AI systems people can trust: which technical and
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