Is it possible for us to ever wholeheartedly trust a machine the way we would a human? According to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg, the answer is no. And that’s what stops us from being able to emotionally connect with AI chatbots.

Serena Williams shares how she’s identified the 16 unicorns now in her portfolio, what she looks for in founders, and how partnerships with companies from Nike to Ro fit into her broader vision.

Rana brings her kids — an AI enthusiast and an AI skeptic — on the show to explain their different perspectives.

Dara Treseder joins live from Cannes Lions to break down the ad industry’s complicated relationship with AI.

Rana and Reid break down Anthropic and OpenAI’s plans to go public, sovereign wealth fund proposals for AI, and what’s defensible in AI today.

Rana and Natalie dive into what’s really at stake when we rely on AI for our thinking, what qualities make you indispensable at work, and what parts of ourselves we should not outsource to AI.

JT Batson reveals what’s on the line for the US men’s team and why this tournament is nothing like the last time America hosted in 1994.

Aza Raskin, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, joins Rapid Response to expose the incentive structures quietly pushing Silicon Valley toward dangerous territory, and to make the case that it’s not too late to change course.

Carrie Joy Grimes reveals the strategies that can improve not just how much money we have, but our relationship with it.

Two leading voices in AI safety explore the future of guardrails, regulation, and what human flourishing could look like if we get this right.

Rami Elghandour discusses his cancelled commencement address to Rutgers University engineering graduates, free speech on campus, and the personal cost of conviction.

The Strait of Hormuz crisis is reshaping energy markets in real time. Amy Harder maps the true scale of the oil disruption.