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Deep Dive — Science Edition takes you beneath the headlines to discover how science really works, minus the jargon. Each episode unpacks a big idea—from the cells that power your body to the tech shaping tomorrow—with stories, analogies, and clear takeaways. We translate cutting-edge studies into practical insights you can use and share. Curious about what’s hype and what’s real? We separate signal from noise and show you how to think like a scientist. If you love “why” and “how,” this is your passport to the hidden workings of the world.

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  • AI and the Creative Crisis: Can Machines Have Soul, Or Are We Losing Ours to the Algorithm?

    AI and the Creative Crisis: Can Machines Have Soul, Or Are We Losing Ours to the Algorithm?
    Nov 6 2025

    In this episode of Deep Drive, we discuss "Can AI be truly creative?". This discussion is prompted by generative AI models, which create new content—including poetry, music, and video—that now rivals many human-made works. The core tension explored is whether society should accept that AI is creative, given its ability to produce sophisticated output like the piano piece "Pianita number 17", or whether the definition of creativity must be changed to protect human ingenuity and process. Experts in the field are split on whether machines possess essential human qualities like intentionality, authenticity, and the necessary "creative spark" to interpret anomalous results or ask surprising questions, or if their potential is inherently limited because they are trained on data that is "inside the box". Ultimately, the conversation addresses the high stakes involved for human culture and well-being, weighing the potential democratization of creativity afforded by AI against the fear that over-reliance on machines could degrade human skills, worsen inequality, and lead to a less diverse, "flat kind of world".
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    19 min
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