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The promise of a new age of limitless clean energy is dawning in France. Hannah Fry goes inside the largest international fusion project ever built

After losing his sight, architect Chris Downey designed the LightHouse to help blind and visually-impaired people to navigate life. He talks through the design details with Hannah Fry

What makes one NFT worth more than another? NFT curator Christiana Ine-Kimba Boyle joins host Gemma Cairney and artist Amy Karle to learn about the evolution from Web 1.0 to 3.0, and blockchain's potential to disrupt the art landscape. Sponsored by Hyundai Worldwide

What does it take to create art in the metaverse? Bio-artist and season 1 alumna Amy Karle explains the vision behind her first NFT collection, The Skulls. Host Gemma Cairney ponders whether blockchain creates a new legacy for artists. Sponsored by Hyundai Worldwide

Are we experiencing a crisis of authorship? Art+Technology alumni James Coupe believes so. He returns to the show to share more about his latest AI-based project and why he thinks we should redefine authorship in the age of AI. Sponsored by Hyundai Worldwide

Can Bitcoin be used as a hedge against hyperinflation? Ed van der Walt explains

The next frontier of AI may not be on Earth. As SpaceX and other companies fuel a space boom, players around the world are racing to build data centers in orbit — betting the future of computing lies beyond our planet

A growing number of skilled workers are leaving Pakistan, seeking opportunities abroad as their country faces one of Asia’s highest inflation rates and a devalued currency. But what does this mean for the country’s economic and political prospects?

Jeffrey Epstein built a network of elites across finance, politics and academia. By analyzing thousands of documents, Bloomberg mapped its reach and how it widened even as allegations against him accumulated

A growing number of skilled workers are leaving Pakistan, seeking opportunities abroad as their country faces one of Asia’s highest inflation rates and a devalued currency. But what does this mean for the country’s economic and political prospects?

23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki opens up about the high-stakes decision to buy back the DNA-testing giant with her own capital. On The Circuit, she tells @EmilyChangTV why she wanted to turn the company into a science platform for global health discoveries

Shannon You walked out of Coca-Cola’s headquarters with $120 million of trade secrets in her pocket. Her efforts to bring the technology to China cast new light on industrial espionage in Asia’s largest economy. Jordan Robertson &amp; Alex Webb have the story

A Bloomberg investigation found China is building data centers in the remote Xinjiang region to fuel its AI ambitions — and looking to buy 115,000 Nvidia chips to power them

NBA Hall of Famer T Mac tells Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly why his excitement to become an NFL owner completely overshadowed the nerves about writing his first massive check to buy into a sports franchise. More on this week's episode of The Deal

Layoffs, consolidation, streaming losses and the rise of the creator economy are reshaping Hollywood, raising questions about whether the industry is just hitting a rough patch or in terminal decline

From the US to Japan, governments are having to pay investors more to get them to lend money by buying bonds. Now countries everywhere are pulling back on issuing longer-term debt

China’s mobile phone giant Xiaomi has done what Apple couldn’t by making its own electric car. Here’s why they’ve bet big on electric and are setting their sights on Tesla

Loopholes in the US visa program have made it easy for foreign staffing and outsourcing firms to bring in high-skilled workers. The Trump administration promised to protect American jobs. Here's how middlemen game the system at the expense of US workers

Nintendo struck gold with the Switch. Its popularity since 2017 has driven the company’s share price to an all-time high. Now it's betting big on a follow-up, the Switch 2

Shannon You walked out of Coca-Cola’s headquarters with $120 million of trade secrets in her pocket. Her efforts to bring the technology to China cast new light on industrial espionage in Asia’s largest economy. Jordan Robertson & Alex Webb have the story