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Estonia Prime Minister Kaja Kallas explains how nations can strengthen democracy and resilience through technology.

Open AI’s Sam Altman gives his perspective on AI's impact on politics, education and inequality.

Niall Ferguson and Azeem Azhar explore the politics of technological revolutions and whether we're in one now.

Professor Nita Farahany reveals the startling advancement of brain-scanning tech and its implications for privacy.

Emad Mostaque, the controversial founder and CEO of Stability AI, makes the case to Azeem Azhar that open source generative AI is the best path to reducing global inequality.

Renowned venture capitalist Vinod Khosla tells Azeem Azhar that humanity will have to rely on new and unproven technologies to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Professor Hélène Landemore explains to Azeem Azhar why, despite the threat of misinformation and polarization, technology might help bring about a new golden age for democracy.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei explains what it might take to build safe AI.