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Tech CEOs are racing to put locks on DNA printers to prevent a disaster, but Tolstoy’s old warnings suggest that planning for a safe future might leave everyone less prepared for the chaos that actually moves history.
The Next AI Safety Fight May Actually Be About DNA × Tolstoy and the Illusion of Inevitability
0:00 / 27:24 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
by Christopher Karwin, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Clemson University
Could a faint glow at the center of the Milky Way be the fingerprint of dark matter?
0:00 / 8:08 · Narrator Sulafat
by Djiguikôrô
Can the aspirations for sovereignty survive when a country begins to pull itself apart?
0:00 / 10:01 · Narrator Gacrux
by John Drake
If an ecosystem has no goals of its own, who decides when it's stopped working?
0:00 / 27:28 · Narrator Charon
by Morgan Barry
What is the weight of a family’s history that is held in silence rather than in books?
0:00 / 16:33 · Narrator Algieba
Can a story built from shards of real life move a country more than facts alone?
0:00 / 12:21 · Narrator Rasalgethi
How does a family move forward when every plane overhead still feels like a threat?
0:00 / 5:54 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
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