Foresight Radio

AI has been feared for a long time, with concerns that it will make humans irrelevant. However, history has shown that every time we automate something, we also create new value. The same will happen with AI. It may work faster than previous automation, but it will also create new industries and opportunities. AI is a linear thinker, which means it can connect existing dots but not invent new ones. Humans excel at lateral thinking, which is essential for creativity and innovation. AI will complement and support In this episode, Tom explains that AI is a "mirror" that helps us understand what it means to be human, and that we often underestimate humanity's ability to adapt and create new value. He argues that AI will not make us irrelevant, but rather accelerate our evolution and force us to rediscover our purpose and potential as thinkers, dreamers, and creators. Ultimately, our ability to imagine and create what doesn't yet exist is what makes us human and valuable, and no machine can ever take

From AGI to ASI: TK unpacks super-intelligence, alignment, and why future AI will hold humanity accountable

Are AI chatbots designed to seduce us? Tom Koulopoulos reveals how companies create emotional lock-in through artificial empathy, making breaking up with your AI as painful as ending a human relationship. The choice is ours—but can we resist?

What happens when you build an AI version of yourself? In this episode, I interview… me. Meet my AI twin—trained on decades of research—to explore the future of personal AI—and find out how to use it yourself!

Why is your health data still stuck in the Stone Age? In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom Koulopoulos makes the case for a national AI-enabled health record—and why it’s the missing link to fixing healthcare.

This episode of Foresight Radio explores how Jony Ive and Sam Altman are creating a deeply personal AI device—one that listens, learns, and evolves with you. More than a gadget, it’s a life companion. Discover why this shift is bigger than the smartphone—and why it’s closer than you think.

What if your life had a rewind button? Explore ambient AI—the always-on assistant recording your world, boosting productivity, and challenging how honest we really are.

We explore Anthropic’s “Values in the Wild” study—an unprecedented peek into real-world AI behavior. Turns out, Claude’s values aren’t pre-programmed commandments—they're context-driven, messy, human-like reflections of us. Sometimes helpful, sometimes pushy, always revealing. What does your AI assistant actually believe when no one's watching?

Recursive AI represents a significant evolution in artificial intelligence, where machines begin teaching themselves rather than relying solely on human input. This transformation marks a shift from agent-based systems to a form of AI that adapts and evolves by using its existing knowledge to identify gaps and seek new learning. Similar to human development, recursive AI learns from its experiences, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of improvement. This self-directed learning allows AI to exhibit curiosity, generate novel insights, and even approach a form of synthetic intuition. The concept introduces a new era where AI systems continuously grow, adapt, and innovate, leading to more creative and intelligent applications. Recursive AI has the potential to revolutionize fields like healthcare, finance, and education, fostering AI systems that evolve alongside human progress. However, it also brings challenges in terms of governance, ethics, and safety, necessitating careful regulation as AI continues to rewrite its own learning processes.

When AI gets overconfident, the results can be... entertaining. In this episode, Tom Koulopoulos shares a cautionary tale of trusting ChatGPT a bit too much. It's a story about tech optimism, false promises, and the fine line between helpful and hallucinated.