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.

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Sometimes a crime should just be open and shut. All the evidence is there. The physical evidence.

The forensic evidence. The facts The physical evidence. The forensic evidence.

The facts of the crime.

The timing.

Everything lines up.

DNA is recovered.

Stack all those things on top of each other.

And police usually have their person pretty quickly.

Sometimes, though, even though everything adds up, could take years decades or never in this episode we talk about one of those cases and how in law enforcement just like in the rest of life sometimes the harder you work the luckier you get. This is Deviant.

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