AI Threatens Your Job, Deepfakes Steal Your Face? Here's How Humans Can Still Win.

Introduction: In today’s episode, we dive into five compelling stories that highlight both the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of technology and humanity. We begin with NASA’s Artemis II mission, set for February 2026, which marks the first crewed lunar journey in half a century. This ambitious public-private collaboration with SpaceX could redefine the future of space exploration. Next, we examine a groundbreaking AI achievement—advanced models passing the elite CFA Level III exam in mere minutes—raising important questions about AI’s role in high-stakes professional fields like finance. Then, we take a nostalgic turn to explore how a simple coding bug in the original 1985 Super Mario Bros. created the legendary “Minus World,” forever changing gaming culture and quality assurance practices. Our fourth story highlights Bollywood stars’ fight against AI deepfakes exploiting a legal loophole in India, emphasizing the urgent need for personality rights legislation in the age of AI-generated content. Finally, we analyze how Micron’s soaring sales in AI memory chips, alongside a decline in traditional data center business, signal a significant shift in IT spending and competitive dynamics within the semiconductor industry. Join us as we unpack these stories and explore how humans can still stay ahead in an increasingly automated world. Content and Timestamp: 00:00:54 Nasa Targets February 2026 for First Crewed Moon Mission in 50 Years 00:04:53 AI Masterminds CFA Level III in Minutes: A Game Changer for Finance? 00:09:01 The Enduring Legacy of Super Mario Bros.' 'Minus World' Glitch 00:12:46 Bollywood Stars Fight Deepfakes and Misuse of Image, Pushing for Stronger Personality Rights in India 00:17:04 Micron Soars on AI Boom: Earnings Beat and Robust Forecast Powered by voieech.com, producing personalized content just for you.