
The Future Is Thinking: AI in Film, Fiction, and Reality”
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In this special edition of Trends, we dive deep into the evolving world of artificial intelligence—its promises, its pitfalls, and its place in our collective imagination. From speculative fiction to real-world innovation, this episode brings together a dynamic mix of voices shaping how we think about AI.
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Grey Scott, futurist and techno-philosopher, explores the ethical and emotional dimensions of AI’s future.
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Tommy Pallotta (A Scanner Darkly, Waking Life) and Max Pozdorovkin (The Truth About Killer Robots) reflect on AI’s role in storytelling and documentary filmmaking.
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Zack Strauss, screenwriter and director, shares insights on crafting AI-driven narratives that challenge and provoke.
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Brent Spiner and Robert Picardo, beloved for their iconic portrayals of artificial beings in Star Trek, offer personal reflections on how fiction has shaped public perception of AI.
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Chris Longo, editorial director at Den of Geek, weighs in on the cultural moment AI is having—from Hollywood to headlines.
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