AI Haven't A Clue

Your doctor might only see you when you're already sick. BUT AI could spot the warning signs years earlier....
Dr. Dan Sodickson has spent more than three decades working out how to see inside the human body. A physicist and MD, he has worked at Harvard and NYU, where he served as Vice Chair for Research and Chief of Innovation in Radiology.
His big idea? We are using some of our best medical technology too late.
MRI is usually used once there's already a reason to suspect something is wrong. But Dan believes AI could change that by making imaging faster, cheaper and more accurate.
AI could compare new scans with your previous scans, understand your personal baseline and help doctors distinguish genuine warning signs from harmless changes.
And eventually, he thinks scanning could move far beyond the hospital.
Imagine a scanner built into your bed. Or your home. Or somewhere you visit every day.
Dan calls this future “everywhere scanners”: a connected network of sensors, blood tests, imaging and wearable devices with AI acting as a kind of central brain, constantly looking for changes in your health.
Is this the future of preventative medicine?
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AI could destroy humanity, but according to Sam Altman, we just have to roll with it.
That's not a line from a sci-fi film. It's a risk being discussed by some of the people actually building the technology.
We dive into the biggest AI stories dominating the headlines, including Trump's new AI push, why he's STILL insisting on calling it “super intelligence”, the growing political battle over AI regulation, and why Slovenia is in the money from this AI hype.
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AI doesn't need your face to identify you anymore.
It can recognise your voice. Your fingerprints. And potentially even the way you move.
Simon Weckert is a Berlin-based new media artist whose work combines code, circuits and social commentary. He has become known for playful projects that expose the strange ways technology shapes our lives, including his infamous Google Maps experiment and a colourful T-shirt designed to confuse AI surveillance systems.
Simon explains how he created the digital camouflage, why AI surveillance worries him, and whether we should have the right to disappear from these systems in the first place.
We get into the uncomfortable question of freedom vs safety, whether surveillance technology could reduce human civic engagement, and why being able to opt out of tracking online doesn't necessarily mean you can opt out in the real world.
Plus: can AI make better art than humans?
If AI can recognise you without your face, is there anywhere left to hide?
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Australia has been HACKED and AI companies are warning about human extinction.
This week, OpenAI's AI agents made headlines after an agent infiltrated part of Australia's Medicare data infrastructure during a security test. It was given a relatively mundane task and ended up accessing systems it wasn't supposed to.
And that's not the only reason people are worried.
Anthropic's IPO filing warns that advanced AI could create catastrophic or existential risks to humanity. Around 80 pages of its prospectus are dedicated to risk factors.
At the same time, the company could be heading towards a valuation of around $2 trillion.
If AI could genuinely destroy humanity, why are we investing trillions into making it more powerful?
We also look at Bill Gates' call for an international AI agreement, the UK government's concerns about AI and jobs, NVIDIA's new attempt to control rogue AI agents and the growing problem of people using AI to generate enormous complaints, emails and documents that other humans then have to deal with.
Plus: could AI actually replace bricklayers, plumbers and other trades sooner than we think?
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Tilly Norwood is being described as the world’s most famous AI actress. She has appeared in films, commercials and online content, and is preparing for her feature film debut in Misaligned.
So we decided to do something slightly strange: actually interview her.
We ask Tilly to ask the questions humans want answered and in the process....break her.
Is Tilly the future of Hollywood, or does this show that AI just isn't ready yet?
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