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AI and the Future of Humanity
Joe Tidy explores a controversial new research paper, which forecasts how the rise of artificial intelligence may play out – and if it could destroy humanity. Plus, Alasdair Keane visits Schiphol Airport to see how self-driving vehicles are being trialled to help with airport logistics; Martin Sharkey has the story behind the creation of QR codes; and the young competitors taking part in the UAS Challenge, which pushes the limits of autonomous flight.
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1 - 2Gaming: AI and Innovation Apr. 05, 2025
1 - 3Nuclear Fusion: How Close Are We? Apr. 12, 2025
1 - 4Supercomputers: Solving the Big Problems May. 10, 2025
1 - 5Formula One: Can It Go Green? May. 17, 2025
1 - 6Embryo Screening: Designing Life? May. 24, 2025
1 - 7Super Science: Inside ESS May. 31, 2025
1 - 8Rubin Observatory: Mapping the Universe Jun. 07, 2025
1 - 9Chile’s Lost Children Jul. 05, 2025
1 - 10Esports World Cup Jul. 12, 2025
1 - 11Lithium Mining: The Impact Jul. 19, 2025
1 - 12Sagrada Família: Can Tech Help Complete it? Jul. 26, 2025
1 - 13AI and the Future of Humanity Aug. 02, 2025
1 - 14Fighting Wildfires: Can Tech Help? Sep. 06, 2025
1 - 15Detecting Cancer Cases Sep. 13, 2025
1 - 16IFA Berlin: The Rise of Smart Tech Sep. 20, 2025
1 - 17Cloud Seeding and Conspiracy Theories Sep. 27, 2025
1 - 18Brain Cells and Biocomputing Oct. 04, 2025
1 - 19Movie Tech: Behind the Scenes Oct. 11, 2025
1 - 20Fixing Fashion's Sizing Problem Nov. 15, 2025
1 - 21Rising Seas: Can Tech Help Us Prepare? Nov. 22, 2025
1 - 22Icebreaker Tech: Navigating the Arctic Nov. 29, 2025
1 - 23Space Exploration: Can Robots Lead the Way? Dec. 06, 2025
1 - 24Meeting My Avatar Dec. 13, 2025