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Eye On A.I.

Eye on A.I. is a biweekly podcast, hosted by longtime New York Times correspondent Craig S. Smith. In each episode, Craig will talk to people making a difference in artificial intelligence. The podcast aims to put incremental advances into a broader context and consider the global implications of the developing technology. AI is about to change your world, so pay attention.

Episodes

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"According to NASA's Definition of Life, I'm Not Alive" - Why Nobody Can Define Life | Dr. Kate Adamala

29 Jul 2026
46m
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Video Is About to Stop Being One-Way (and That Changes Everything) | Victor Riparbelli, Synthesia

28 Jul 2026
39m
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"According to NASA's Definition of Life, I'm Not Alive" - Why Nobody Can Define Life | Dr. Kate Adamala

21 Jul 2026
46m
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6 in 10 Enterprises Can't Find the Root Cause When Their AI Workloads Fail | Paul Appleby, Virtana

15 Jul 2026
44m
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Inside the Enterprise Browser Rebuilding Security for the AI Era | Bradon Rogers, Island

13 Jul 2026
55m
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What Industrial AI Actually Looks Like | Kriti Sharma, Nexus Black

10 Jul 2026
23m
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The Biggest AI Security Problem Isn't the Model. It's This. | Devvret Rishi

07 Jul 2026
47m
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Big Pharma Fails 50% of the Time in Phase Three. AI Can Fix That | Vin Singh, BullFrog AI

05 Jul 2026
49m
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Bullfrog AI addresses the high failure rates in late-stage clinical development by leveraging artificial intelligence to de-risk drug discovery and development. The platform employs three core solutions: BF-PREP, which structures messy biomedical data; BF-LEAP, an analytics engine utilizing causal AI to identify root-c...

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AI Agents Are Failing and It's Almost Never the Model's Fault | Alberto Pan, Denodo

02 Jul 2026
41m
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Enterprise adoption of generative and agentic AI remains sluggish primarily due to a "trust gap" stemming from fundamental data architecture failures. Organizations often struggle with AI hallucinations and inconsistent decision-making because models lack access to real-time, contextually accurate data across fragmente...

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How Modern Science Got Consciousness Wrong From the Start | Philip Goff

29 Jun 2026
1h 1m
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AI Is Reading 15 Million X-Rays a Year With No Human in the Loop | Prashant Warier, Qure.ai

20 Jun 2026
41m
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Only 12% of Companies Generate Value From AI. Here's What They're Doing | Sanjeev Vohra, Genpact

18 Jun 2026
59m
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India Is Becoming an Architect of the Global AI Order | Ivana Bartoletti of Wipro

16 Jun 2026
56m
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One Company Now Has More AI Agents Than Human Employees | Ryan Gavin of Slack

13 Jun 2026
53m
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AI Is Already Resolving 90% of Customer Service Tickets - and It's Getting Smarter | Shashi Upadhyay, Zendesk

12 Jun 2026
57m
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Every Enterprise Is About to Have a 100,000 Agent Problem | Oren Michaels of Barndoor AI

06 Jun 2026
59m
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More Customers Chose the AI Agent Than Anyone Expected | Tom Chen, Aircall

04 Jun 2026
56m
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Why the Future of AI Isn't Just Bigger Models. It's Models That Evolve | Risto Miikkulainen of Cognizant

02 Jun 2026
1h 4m
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How AI Is Reinventing Elder Care | Chia-Lin Simmons of LogicMark

01 Jun 2026
53m
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The App of the Future Is Voice — Not a Screen. Mitel's CTO Luiz Domingos Explains Why.

28 May 2026
54m
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