This is it. The world, as you know, it is over. Completely done. It's not about to be over. It's over.

Some of the scientists who helped build AI are now sounding the alarm.

I was selling AI as a great thing for decades, and I was wrong. I was wrong. There is a longer term existential threat

that will arise when we create digital beings that are more intelligent than ourselves. We have

no idea whether we can stay in control. While others say that AI will usher in unfathomable abundance,

I've always believed that it's going to be the most important invention

that humanity will ever make.

This really will be a world of abundance.

And among these fears and these fantasies,

we seek the story of our future.

Listen to The Last Invention

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Tonight's news won't ease you in.

It starts with signals coming from empty buildings, figures appearing where no one should be,

and encounters reported by people trained to observe,

document, and stay calm under pressure. These aren't vague feelings or secondhand stories. They're

moments that interrupted normal routines, forcing witnesses to stop and reassess what they're

dealing with.

Something happened, and it left no clear explanation behind.

All that plus, the paranormal world just got a little bit bigger.

I'm Dave Schrader, joined by Greg, the paranormal detective Lawson. Welcome to your home for the only news you need to know.

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