The world is a big place and now more than ever it's clear that global problems can become local in a flash.

In our last season we covered 11 issues that could change our lives, like the possibility

of robots going to war.

Even if machines could make all the right decisions.

Machines aren't going to feel the moral impact of those decisions.

And the risks of trying to cool our planet

by dimming the sky.

I think whatever decision we make, we have to do it with future generations in mind.

And how a pandemic can expose the cracks in our interconnected world.

A weakness anywhere is a weakness everywhere.

We can't protect ourselves from diseases by pulling up the drawbridge around the United States.

Now in our second season, we're diving into new issues that may be flying under the

radar but won't be for long. I think it's worth realizing that the fashion

industry is hugely polluting and we are directly responsible

for this impact.

Is the problem that they're reading this on the internet or is the problem that it's

being confirmed by the media?

What do you see as the responsibility of a private company

that has so much influence in another country?

So this is a really interesting question.

If WhatsApp added traceability, India would not be the only country to ask. Other countries would ask.

Fundamentally, what I think she Jinping is attempting to do is simply to make the world

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