Manoush Zomorodi

Like, when we walk out of here,

So play with the models, see what they're like, know what these companies are talking about.

Do you recommend that?

Alvin Graylin, thanks for giving us a glimpse into our future.

On the TED Radio Hour, computer scientist Francis Chance studies how the graceful dragonfly manages to be such a deadly hunter.

We know that they fly to intercept their prey.

They fly really fast, and they're very successful.

What AI developers are learning from natural intelligence.

That's next time on the TED Radio Hour from NPR.

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I'm Manoush Zomorodi.

I host NPR's TED Radio Hour.

And every week we take a number of talks and go behind the scenes to speak to people about the research that they're doing, how they've done the work that they've done and what they're thinking about in the future and hopefully make you think more expansively about the world.

Yeah, it's so nice to be with you all.

I know.

I'll go first.

It's Manoush.

I think foot massages are really underrated.

But part of the thing is if you ask someone you love to give you a foot massage, you like feel bad.

There's guilt.