In this episode, we unpack a bold claim: can artificial intelligence safely replace humans in nuclear power plants? We revisit the cautionary history of nuclear incidents and weigh it against the current state of AI—powerful, yes, but prone to hallucinations, bias, and adversarial manipulation. Human-in-the-loop isn’t optional when the stakes include public safety, long-lived waste, and grid stability. We also examine the reality of small modular reactors, the generational skills gap in nuclear engineering, and why tech for tech’s sake can become its own hazard.