Welcome to Chasing Life. You know, throughout history, anytime a new technology has debuted,

there have been a mix of cultural and health concerns that have typically followed.

When the radio was invented, radiophobia, or the fear of radio waves, that came with it.

With the arrival of television, anxiety started to rise over what would become of our eyesight and our family interactions. Twenty years ago, at the advent of the Internet, it was reported that email will hurt IQ more than pot.

I'm not kidding.

Even Socrates criticized writing, arguing it would create forgetfulness and weaken memory.

Raising an eyebrow to change.

Even challenging it.

That's natural.

But what might actually be making it hard and scary is not so much the change itself, but rather the feeling of uncertainty. Where does this new tech go? How

could it impact our very humanity? So I think the real question with the dawn of AI is how do we

embrace technology without also losing our minds?

Today's guest, Susan Greenfield, is the author behind mind change, how digital technologies

are leaving their mark on our brains. She's a neuroscientist, professor at Oxford University,

and also a member of the House of Lords, a baroness, in fact.

Together, we discuss outsourcing our lives and even some of our thinking to digital devices

and how that impacts our human connections. We even get into a bit of a philosophical debate.

I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, and this is Chasing Life.

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