Hannah Chin

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696 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 17 Aug

Hannah Chin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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what past examples they're looking at, where the data they're prioritizing is coming from, so that we can get a handle on what they could be capable of in the future.
oversight,
end and the implementation end.
Well, for Jack, the former director of the US military's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, that means putting up governmental guardrails, basically watching for when things go wrong and rewriting the rule book so that doesn't happen in the future.
If militaries are successful in implementing AI through their processes, right, if conflict becomes faster and less wasteful and less expensive.
John says, if we make war easier to engage in, maybe we make it more frequent too, right?
Maybe we start war as we aren't fully prepared to finish.
And we need to consider if that's a trade off we're willing to make.
This episode was produced by Burley McCoy.
It was edited by our showrunner, Rebecca Ramirez, and fact checked by Tyler Jones.
The audio engineer was Jimmy Keeley.
I'm Hannah Chin, and I'm Regina.
Hey guys, producer Hannah Chin here in disguise as a host.
Don't tell on me, to talk about something pretty rad happening tomorrow, a total solar eclipse.
Hey Gina.
Yeah.
And just so we're all on the same page here, a total solar eclipse happens when the moon passes in front of the sun and completely covers it and day basically turns to night, right?
And the first time I saw a solar eclipse was in 2017, actually, when I was home for the summer from college uh in Oregon.
And that's what keeps him coming back again and again.
So today on the show, we've got a total solar eclipse.
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