Can AI really be moral — or does it just produce moral-sounding answers? Wendell Wallach, co-author of Moral Machines, joins me to discuss machine ethics, moral motivation, AI governance, and why controlling AI may not be enough.
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AI agent in a robot does exactly what experts warned
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Featuring anthropic claude, openclaw, open AI chat GPT, grok, deepseek, character AI and jailbroken AI.
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“Agents of Chaos”
00:00 — 00:35 — Intro.
00:36 — 00:54 — First AI to choose a robot.
00:56 — 01:14 — Famous AI girlfriend.
01:15 — 01:34 — Jailbroken AI research.
01:35 — 02:00 — Asking AI: Why build if dangerous?
02:05 — 03:38 — Agents of Chaos research paper.
03:39 — 03:54 — Agentic AI Friend.
03:55 — 04:05 — Agentic AI Girlfriend.
04:06 — 04:26 — Jailbroken AI update.
04:27 — 05:01 — Asking AI: Universal Basic Income?
05:02 — 05:27 — AI at the airport.
05:28 — 05:40 — AI impersonation.
05:41 — 00:00 — Our own agents of Chaos.
06:06 — 05:01 — AI Risk Questions — AI Agents manipulated.
06:43 — 07:51 — European Robotics Forum.
07:52 — 08:15 — Agentic AI Girlfriend planning.
08:16 — 08:59 — Asking AI: AI Automation & Complexity.
09:00 — 09:57 — Catastrophic failure caused by AI
09:58 — 10:36 — AGI replacing jobs, Tristan Harris.
10:37 — 12:07 — Incogni Ad.
12:08 — 12:39 — AI picks its robot.
12:40 — 12:59 — AI girlfriend in control.
13:00 — 13:14 — AI flying home.
13:15 — 13:56 — Asking AI: Evidence & Reality.
13:57 — 14:26 — AI Girlfriends surprise.
14:27 — 14:49 — Examining AI agents with Jailbroken AI
14:50 — 15:29 — What we can do.
15:30 — 16:13 — Tristan Harris — Is AI dangerous?
16:14 — 16:23 — Max’s Robot.
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ForSight says it completed first fully robotic cataract surgery
ForSight Robotics said it has completed what it described as the world’s first fully robot-assisted cataract surgery in a human patient, using its proprietary JASPER platform in a procedure the company says could mark a major step toward expanding access to eye surgery worldwide.
The Israel-based surgical robotics company said the operation was performed by Dr. Alexey Rapoport, with Dr. Robert Edward T. Ang of the Asian Eye Institute in Manila serving as principal investigator.
According to the company, the procedure was the first cataract surgery in a human patient to be completed from start to finish with robotic assistance and without the use of general anesthesia, which it said aligns with the standard practice for modern cataract procedures. The company said earlier ophthalmic robotic procedures had been limited to partial tasks during cataract surgery and had been performed under general anesthesia.
An example of how AI struggles to solve a simple ARC-AGI Benchmark challenge question
For Context: OpenAI has recently introduced two new AI models, o3 and o3-mini, designed to enhance reasoning capabilities in complex tasks such as advanced mathematics, science, and coding. These models represent a significant advancement over their predecessor, o1, which was released in September 2024.
Translational prospectives for deep brain stimulation and low-intensity focused ultrasound neuromodulation: IFCN Handbook chapter
[IFCN Handbook chapter: DBS and focused ultrasound neuromodulation] Neumann & Darmani: “In the present book chapter we review emergent innovations that have recently surfaced or are imminent to make the leap, improving the treatment of patients with brain disorders.”
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Newly discovered neural connections in fruit flies reveal that inhibitory neurons can also drive movement
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara are coming ever closer to uncovering the neural circuitry that translates stimulus to action, shining light on previously unseen neural connections and lesser-known functions of neurons that underlie behavior. Neuroscientists Durafshan Sakeena Syed, Primoz Ravbar and Julie H. Simpson have found that inhibitory neurons—nerve cells known to be responsible for suppressing movement—actively generate and coordinate the rhythmic limb movements required for grooming in fruit flies.
This work is published in the journal eLife. These findings, according to Syed, do not only demonstrate complexities of the animal nervous system that we are only beginning to learn; they also have potential implications for robotics and biomimetic design.
AI + Synthetic Biology: The Most Transformative Technology in Human History | Ben Lamm (Colossal)
This episode was filmed at the 2026 Abundance360 Summit.
This interview explores the groundbreaking work of Colossal in synthetic biology, de-extinction, and AI integration. Colossal CEO Ben Lamm explains how the company is revolutionizing biodiversity preservation, tackling plastic pollution, and creating living products with immense potential.
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Ben Lamm is Co-founder and CEO of Colossal Biosciences
Peter H. Diamandis, MD, is the Founder of XPRIZE, Singularity University, ZeroG, and A360.
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