Earl Spencer shares his thoughts on conspiracy theories surrounding Princess Diana’s death, explaining why he doesn't believe them and discussing how the portrayal in The Crown is inaccurate:
"I’ve never believed in the conspiracy theory because I think if somebody was conspiring to kill somebody very high-profile like that, I don’t think that would be the manner that it would happen in"
"Nobody planned for Diana to go through that tunnel that night. So, I’ve never I’ve never seen that"
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Steven Bartlett asked a group of AI experts one uncomfortable question: How likely is AI to cause human extinction?
Steven Bartlett: Introduces the debate, explaining that concerns from AI researchers about AI potentially causing human extinction have created widespread discussion. He asks each expert for a one-sentence view on the current AI situation.
Nate Soares: Says AI is extremely dangerous and that the world is beginning to recognize the problem.
Roman Yampolskiy: Says there isn't enough concern about the risks.
Ed Zitron: Says there isn't enough concern about the actual harms caused by today's large language models.
Andrew McAfee: Argues that the discussion is overly focused on AI's negatives and isn't giving enough attention to its potential benefits.