This week we didn't have time to record a new episode, so we dug into the vault of old clips that had been cut for time - we can get onto some tangents that really diverge from the original point of the episode :)

First up is whether AI will ever be able to learn enough to help recognize content that isn't appropriate in certain contexts, and then we dig into whether the metaverse will trap you in a dangerous bubble of ignorant bliss.

Then we look at whether there are scenarios where AI should be allowed to augment or even replace actors, writers, athletes, musicians, and pretty much anyone who provide entertainment for people.

And finally we tackle whether systems like the Neuralink brain implant should give Elon, corporations, governments, or medical science any amount of Write Access to your brain. From "correcting" behavior that some might deem "deviant" to assisting people with medical conditions, there are terrible versions of this, and possibly good solutions with the proper medical and scientific controls in place.

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