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This is a science podcast for November 25, 2020.

I'm Sarah Crespi.

Each week, I interviewed journalists and scientists that published in science and the sister journals. First up this week, artificial

intelligence beats the game diplomacy. Freeland science writer Matt Hudson joins me to talk about

the advances needed for an AI to cooperate with humans using dialogue

and to strategize to win a game. Next, we discuss how much water people actually need every day.

Researcher Herman Ponzer talks about recording water turnover from about 5,000 people around the world, and how the data show water needs vary, person to person, and place to place.

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