
The Existential Hope Podcast features in-depth conversations with people working on positive, high-tech futures. We explore how the future could be much better than today—if we steer it wisely.
Hosts Allison Duettmann and Beatrice Erkers from the Foresight Institute invite the scientists, founders, and philosophers shaping tomorrow’s breakthroughs— AI, nanotech, longevity biotech, neurotech, space... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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We think a lot about how AI will affect humanity, and for good reason. But AI could have an enormous impact on the trillions of animals that share our world (for better or worse), and almost nobody is talking about it.
In this episode, we talk with ... more
Having an AI boyfriend or girlfriend might seem creepy, but what if it helped you get better at human relationships?
In this episode, we talk with David Eagleman, a professor of neuroscience at Stanford, bestselling author, and science communicator... more
What would the world look like if the poorest country was as rich as Switzerland is today? It turns out we could actually see it happen by 2100, and with an economic growth that is similar to the one we have been experiencing for the past 20 years.
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To make the future go well, we might not need a perfect model for its end state, or an abstract philosophical theory to guide us. Can your own sense of “the right thing to do” actually help make the world better?
In this episode we talk with SJ Bear... more
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This program features rigorous conversations with researchers, entrepreneurs, and thinkers pursuing high-impact futures in AI, biotechnology, energy, neurotechnology, and governance. Episodes often center on how emerging technologies could be steered toward beneficial outcomes, exploring ethical considerations, societal impact, and practical pathways for responsible innovation. A standout pattern is the focus on bridging technical possibility with real-world policy, culture, and human-centered design, including how public perception, regulation, and infrastructure shape which futures are achievable. A few guests repeatedly surface as core voices—leaders in AI, life sciences, and foresight—whose work intersects science, ethics, and scalable ... more
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