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So a few weeks ago, my staff writer Charlie Wardzel introduced me to something that's either amazing or sinister probably both. Charlie's been on this show before, he writes about technology.

And most recently, he wrote about AI voice software.

And I have to say, it is uncannily good. I signed up for it, uploaded my voice, and man does it sound like me.

So of course what immediately occurred to me with all the different flavors of chaos this could cause in our future.

I'm Hunter Rosen, this is Radio Atlantic.

In this past weekend, I was in Seattle, Washington for the Cascade PBS ideas festival, it's a gathering of journalists

and creators, and we discussed all kinds of topics, from homelessness to the Supreme Court

to the nation's obsession with true crime.

Charlie and I talked about this new voice software,

and we tried to see if the AI voices would fool the audience.

So for this week's episode, we bring you a live taping

with me and Charlie.

Here's our conversation. So today we're going to talk about AI. We're all aware that there's this thing

barreling towards us called AI

that's going to lead to huge changes in our world.

You probably heard something, seen something about deep fakes.

And then the next big word I want to put in the room is election interference.

Today we're going to connect the dots between those three big ideas and bring them a little closer to us.

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