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This episode covers the White House’s voluntary AI accord, OpenAI’s launch of consumer agents like Dots, and the growing workplace integration of AI colleagues.

In this WIRED episode, host Katie Drummond interviews Dr.

Wired’s Uncanny Valley explores the "burner verse," a network of anonymous college sports accounts that systematically doxes and sexually humiliates young women.

Patty Harrison discusses the tension between her identity as a trans comedian and the pressure to make political art, arguing that even apolitical humor is a reaction to a politicized reality.

Wired’s Uncanny Valley dissects the escalating AI safety debate by breaking down specific doomsday scenarios, including autonomous hacking, bioweapon…

Wired’s Katie Drummond interviews author Emily St.

Wired discusses an Anthropic researcher’s resignation, arguing that AI labs are racing toward recursive self-improvement with misaligned incentives.

Rebecca Cutler, president of MS NOW, discusses the channel's rebranding, its rise to the second most-watched cable network, and the launch of a new direct-to-consumer membership.

WIRED’s Uncanny Valley examines prediction market controversies, including George Santos’s lifetime ban from Kalshi and a Google engineer’s insider trading arrest on Polymarket.

Legal Eagle creator Devin Stone joins Katie Drummond to discuss his transition from big law to YouTube fame and his channel’s role in explaining complex legal news.

WIRED’s Will Knight discusses the US-China AI race, arguing that shared safety concerns could foster cooperation despite political tensions.

Wired’s editor-in-chief interviews filmmaker Jonathan Nolan about his career, from *Memento* to *Fallout*, and his views on AI.