Steven Bartlett

Yeah, there's carbon in there.

Should we be standing more often?

Because most of us work and live in offices now and we sit at desks and I do this podcast sat down.

Do you think much about standing desks or how often we should spend bipedal or I think that's what you referred to as?

I think you mentioned there was an association with movement, walking, and dementia, Alzheimer's risk.

What does the science say there?

Run clubs are getting incredibly popular at the moment, aren't they, all around the world?

Are you seeing more and more people come to you as a result of that?

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Thank you.

You're one of the three godfathers of AI, the most cited scientist on Google Scholar, but I also read that you're an introvert.

It begs the question, why have you decided to step out of your introversion?

He's now sharing the urgent next steps that can determine the future of our world.

Is it fair to say that you're one of the reasons that this software exists?

Amongst others, yes.

Do you have any regrets?

So of all the existential risks that sit there before you on these cards, is there one that you're most concerned about in the near term?

So there is a risk that doesn't get discussed enough, and it could happen pretty quickly.