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Peter and Kasia discuss meaningful careers with Ben Todd, including earning to give, job satisfaction, changes driven by AI and careers in AI safety.
Dana Suskind discusses how AI may change childhood and education, and why curiosity, resilience and critical thinking matter for human development.
Michael Pollan discusses questions about food, psychedelics and consciousness, including plant intelligence and whether artificial intelligence could become conscious.
Jamie Metzl examines the convergence of AI, genetics and biotechnology, and the need for responsible governance and international cooperation as these technologies develop.
Peter Singer joins Simon Coghlan, Tse Yip Fai and Christine Parker for a University of Melbourne panel about the ethical implications of AI for nonhuman animals.
Simon Coghlan; Tse Yip Fai; Christine Parker
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Singer discusses ethical responsibility for algorithmic bias in criminal justice and how AI systems should be held accountable for harmful decisions.
Will MacAskill discusses effective altruism, doing good and the potential for artificial intelligence to transform society.
Singer and Lex Fridman discuss suffering in humans, animals and AI, alongside utilitarianism and obligations to people living in poverty.