2022-12-28T18:00:00
Today’s episode is a little different from normal as we’re going to begin a short series sharing a recent conversation John had with Lord Martin Rees, the astronomer royal. As well as a highly distinguished cosmologist and astrophysicist, Martin is also an author whose recent books have explored some themes familiar to Matters of Life and Death listeners, including the rise of artificial intelligence and the future of humanity.
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2022-10-12T17:00:00Z
Twenty-four years ago, John published the book which gave this podcast its name: Matters of Life and Death.
2022-08-24T17:00:00Z
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Erik Strandness on the promise and perils of AI following The Big Conversation between Lord Martin Rees and Dr John Wyatt
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