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The Intersect is a new technology and science podcast from Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and media executive Cory Corrine (née Haik), exploring what it means to be human and find meaning in our automated world.

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Premiering May 8, The Intersect with Cory Corrine

vendredi 2 mai 2025 • Durée 01:20

With episodes dropping every Thursday.

The Intersect is a new show about how technology, media and culture are not just shaping our world -- but more than ever, reconstructing our realities in real time. Join Cory Corrine, multiple Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and media executive, in exploring the connections in the systems that are making us, in critical conversation with the people imagining what comes next. Thoughts? Guest suggestions? Please email us at ideas@theintersectshow.com.

Produced in partnership with Dear Media.

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Wired's Katie Drummond on AI's effect on media

Épisode 1

jeudi 8 mai 2025 • Durée 53:34

In this premiere episode of The Intersect I sit down with Katie Drummond -- Global Editorial Director of WIRED -- to unpack one of the most urgent but under-examined realities of the last decade: the quiet erosion of journalism at the hands of AI and automation.

From the loss of local newsrooms to the rise of AI-generated content mills, journalism has been fundamentally reshaped by technology -- and the business models that now prioritize engagement algorithms over editorial judgment. We explore how early AI systems displaced thousands of journalists, how tech platforms siphoned away advertising revenue that once funded reporting, and how today’s news landscape reflects these foundational shifts.

Topics Covered:

How AI quietly displaced thousands of journalists over the last decade
The erosion of editorial power and the rise of engagement optimization
Why local journalism collapsed -- and what filled the vacuum
The dangers of AI-generated news and algorithmic storytelling
How media business models shifted trust away from the newsroom
What comes next for independent and bold reporting
Why human editors are still essential in an AI-driven world

About Katie Drummond:

Katie Drummond is the global editorial director of WIRED, leading content strategy for the brand across all platforms and markets.

Prior to joining WIRED, Drummond was the senior vice president of global news & entertainment at VICE, where she led the global expansion of VICE News across Latin America, Europe, and Asia, and oversaw all VICE digital brands including Noisey, Munchies, Rec Room, Motherboard, and Waypoint. Previously, Drummond held editorial leadership positions at several media outlets, including as deputy editor of Bloomberg.com and Editor-in-Chief of technology website Gizmodo.

Drummond graduated from Queen’s University in Canada with a bachelor of arts degree in philosophy. She resides in Brooklyn.

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Are our digital twins ourselves?

Épisode 2

jeudi 8 mai 2025 • Durée 01:01:00

In this episode of The Intersect I sit down with Natalie Monbiot -- Founder of The Virtual Human Economy -- to explore one of the most profound shifts underway: the rise of AI-powered digital twins, and what it means for the future of identity, work and human flourishing.

As AI agents grow more sophisticated and ubiquitous, we are stepping into a future where every individual could have a working virtual counterpart -- negotiating, building, scaling businesses and extending personal reach across the globe. But as we create ever more life-like digital representations of ourselves, a deeper question emerges: are our digital twins truly us? Or do they risk flattening and commodifying the very humanity they are meant to extend?

Topics Covered:

What is a digital twin -- and how close are we already
How AI agents are reshaping the meaning of work and creativity
The rise of micro global companies and the solo entrepreneur economy
Why the ‘virtual human economy’ is poised to boom
The ethical and existential questions digital twins raise
Whether our digital selves can truly reflect our human selves
How to use emerging AI tools for empowerment, not erosion

About Natalie Monbiot:

Natalie Monbiot is the Founder of The Virtual Human Economy and a leading thinker on the future of AI, identity and digital labor. A pioneer at the intersection of technology, media and culture, Natalie builds custom pro-human AI solutions for Fortune 100 companies, helping them navigate the rise of AI-powered human extensions and build toward a future of expanded human potential and opportunity.

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Grief and the new 'techno-spiritualism'

Épisode 3

jeudi 8 mai 2025 • Durée 59:41

In this episode of The Intersect I am joined by Cody Delistraty -- journalist, culture critic and author of The Grief Cure: Looking for the End of Loss, published by Harper -- to explore how grief, memory and mourning are being reshaped by technology in ways we are only beginning to understand.

As AI ‘deadbots,’ avatars and memory manipulation technologies become increasingly available, a new frontier has emerged -- one where grief itself is no longer confined to ritual or human connection but is now mediated, extended and sometimes disrupted by machines. Cody calls this new moment ‘techno-spiritualism’ -- a blending of ancient desires with modern tools. And together we unpack what it means to grieve in an automated world.

Topics Covered:

What Cody means by ‘techno-spiritualism’ -- and why it matters now
How AI deadbots, avatars and grief apps are reshaping mourning
Whether digital tools help or hinder the emotional process of loss
The dangers of memory manipulation and grief ‘hacking’
How mourning has shifted from public rituals to private experiences -- and now to digital spaces
What we lose when we try to shortcut or automate grief
Why anguish and suffering are essential parts of the human experience
The future of grief literacy -- and how we can build better cultural frameworks

About Cody Delistraty:

Cody Delistraty is a journalist and the author of The Grief Cure: Looking for the End of Loss, which was nominated for PEN America’s nonfiction prize. Cody has worked as the culture editor of The Wall Street Journal's magazine, and his writing appears frequently in The New York Times and he is currently at work on a book about a group of Spiritualists.

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Could AI be the boss you actually deserve?

Épisode 4

jeudi 15 mai 2025 • Durée 45:35

In this episode of The Intersect, I sit down with Katherine "KVJ" von Jan, veteran of big tech and co-founder/CEO of Tough Day, a company that’s built something quite remarkable: Tuffy, an AI-powered workplace resilience coach.

As traditional management structures have evolved, how can our work environments be healthier and more effective? We discuss how the middle manager role has become unsustainable and why so many employees at every level are feeling disempowered. In a world where burnout is epidemic, KVJ offers a hopeful vision for how AI might actually help us become more human at work.

Topics Covered:

How AI can assist both employees and managers with feedback, prep, and difficult conversations.
The rise of “un-bossing,” which centers on disrupting traditional management hierarchies, empowering employees to self-manage, and prioritizing mentorship in the workplace.
The power of AI “resilience partners” to not only help people navigate workplace challenges, but also learn new workplace skills.
How Gen Z is redefining what leadership and work culture look like today, and how management will change in the future.

About Katherine von Jan

Katherine "KVJ" von Jan is the co-founder and CEO of Tough Day, an AI-driven company focused on empowering employees to overcome challenges and thrive in a "manager-light" workplace. Prior to Tough Day, she was Chief Strategy Officer, Innovation at Salesforce. KVJ is a fearless advocate for a human-centered approach to building culture, trust, and success leveraging emerging technologies. Her views have been shared broadly in media including CNBC, Forbes, Fortune, Wall Street Journal, and Wired Magazine. A global citizen and avid explorer, KVJ calls NYC her basecamp.

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The Atlantic’s Lila Shroff on the Gen Z lifestyle subsidy

Épisode 7

jeudi 5 juin 2025 • Durée 33:37

In this episode of The Intersect, I sit down with Lila Shroff, an assistant editor at The Atlantic who covers technology, science, health and culture.Together we explore how AI is rapidly shaping the habits, experiences and worldviews of Gen Z, and how AI companies are diligently working to attract 18-24 year olds and convert them to loyal customers.

A member of Gen Z herself, Lila introduces the idea of the “Gen Z lifestyle subsidy,” which is the trend of AI companies subsidizing the cost of subscriptions for their premium offerings to college-aged students. Beyond this, we cover how education, data privacy, and intimate relationships are being re-imagined and influenced by AI for the better and for worse. And how this era is not just about humans talking to chatbots. Now chatbots are talking to chatbots to help humans navigate their lives from making restaurant reservations to writing job applications. The ultimate question: Is this the path to a more efficient life, or are we losing our agency?

Topics Covered:

What the Gen Z “lifestyle subsidy” is and how it’s impacting an entire generation
How 18-24-year-olds have become AI “power users” and what AI companies are doing to drive adoption and earn their loyalty
What growing up with chatbots means for young children born into an AI world
The generational shift in attitude toward sharing private information with chat bots

About Lila Shroff:

Lila Shroff is an assistant editor on The Atlantic’s Science, Technology, & Health team. Before The Atlantic, Lila served on the editorial board at Reboot and co-led a working group at the Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute researching AI and the arts. She is particularly interested in the social and cultural impacts of AI. She graduated from Stanford where she studied AI and literature.

Follow Lila Shroff on X and LinkedIn at @lilashroff.

Does your voice hold the secret to aging well?

Épisode 6

jeudi 29 mai 2025 • Durée 31:11

In this episode of The Intersect, I sit down with Joanna Peña-Bickley, co-founder and CEO of Vibes AI. We explore where technology meets our most human needs and concerns, and discuss how AI can support brain health to help us age with dignity.

As wearable technology continues to advance, how can we better understand and care for our brains? Joanna and her team want to empower us with tools to understand and care for our brains. In our conversation, we delve into how Vibes AI is using voice analysis to detect early signs of cognitive decline, the connection between our hearing and our cognitive functioning, and an innovative vision for how AI and wearable tech might help us extend not just our lifespan, but our “joy span.”

Topics Covered:

Why brain health is a critical and often overlooked pillar of wellness
How Vibes AI is working to identify early signs of cognitive decline by analyzing biomarkers in our voice.
How hearing loss is connected to cognitive health, and how improving our hearing can lead to positive outcomes for our brains.
Ways that having a healthy brain can increase not just our “joyspan,” but also our healthspan.
How our voices have a unique frequency and when we’re “on the same wavelength” as others, it can lead to deeper connections.

About Joanna Peña-Bickley:

Joanna Peña-Bickley is a design engineer known as the mother of Cognitive Experience Design and a leader in Generative AI. Her multidisciplinary work across tech, media, and design for the AI era has led to over 150 products for companies like IBM, Amazon, and NASA.

An advocate for inclusive design and AI ethics, she co-founded neurotechnology company Vibes AI that aims to make brain health and wellness accessible to all. She also launched the AI Design Corps to drive workforce upskilling.

Named one of Fortune's Most Powerful Women, Joanna is working to shape the future of human-centered AI.

Follow Joanna Peña-Bickley on and @joannapenabickley and @joannapenabickley0.

Is the internet just AI slop now?

Épisode 5

jeudi 22 mai 2025 • Durée 36:26

In this episode of The Intersect I am joined by Aidan Walker -- a writer, internet culture researcher and the creator of the substack How to Do Things with Memes -- to discuss how culture isn’t created for us but by us.

Aidan studies where viral content comes from, how it spreads and what it reveals about our world — a world in which we’re all producers. It’s not just creators, influencers, or journalists who determine what content is important and shapes our culture but the commenters, the reposters, and the larger online community.

But what happens when our feed is filled with AI-generated content? Listen to my conversation with Aidan to learn more.

Topics Covered:

The origins and implications of "slop capitalism" in the digital content economy
The algorithmic shift from meaningful engagement to content saturation
The role of Substack, TikTok, and digital community in reclaiming thoughtful content
Why platforms prefer “slop” over quality: an incentive structure driven by control, not just profit
How smartphones became the default middleman for all modern experiences—dating, jobs, entertainment
How cultural expression is increasingly limited to what algorithms can track, monetize, and approve
The power of reframing internet users from passive consumers to active producers
Why honoring internet culture as serious, collaborative creative work is vital for our future

About Aidan Walker:

Aidan Walker is a writer and meme researcher who posts on TikTok and YouTube under the handle @aidanetcetera. He also writes the Substack newsletter How To Do Things With Memes.

A Wharton Prof. and high school teacher on cheating in the age of AI

Épisode 8

jeudi 12 juin 2025 • Durée 38:05

In this episode of The Intersect, I’m joined by Dr. Hamsa Bastani -- an Associate Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania -- and Kristina Peterson -- a longtime high school English teacher and author of AI in the Writing Workshop – to discuss the ways that AI is transforming our education system.

Over the last couple of semesters, AI has become an overwhelming presence in school classrooms and on college campuses. While many remain concerned about students cheating and misusing AI, there’s a deeper question at play: How is this new technology reshaping the way students learn? In this episode, we explore how education is transforming as students and educators integrate it into their work and lives. The challenge remains big though: How can we ensure the education system maintains its relevance, meaning and humanity?

Topics Covered:

What does it mean to cheat in the age of AI?
How can educators integrate AI into their classrooms to facilitate teaching and learning?
How can AI be a thought partner for students rather than a crutch?
Has AI allowed us to forget what it’s like to struggle in school? Does this matter?
What can parents do to best navigate the rise of AI in the classroom?

About Hamsa Bastani:

Hamsa Bastani is an Associate Professor at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where she co-directs the Healthcare Analytics Lab. Her research develops innovative machine learning methods to address societal challenges, particularly in healthcare and education. She has partnered with national governments, including Greece and Sierra Leone, to deploy algorithms at the country-scale to improve public health outcomes, and her research has been published in leading outlets including Nature, Management Science, and Operations Research.

Follow Hamsa Bastani on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hamsa-bastani-4a346955/

Taylor Lorenz on guarding your data from ChatGPT

Épisode 9

jeudi 19 juin 2025 • Durée 39:16

Many of us agree on the conveniences of ChatGPT. It offers answers to tough questions, it can analyze tons of data instantaneously and … dare I say it .. it can even provide us with some form of companionship. But what we might not realize is that when we share private information with ChatGPT, whether it’s about our health, relationships, feelings or anything else, it’s not actually private. It’s not protected. Our queries are owned by OpenAI. And if circumstances emerged that required it, our inputs could be used against us in a court of law.

We’re divided on whether or not we should care about this, and what, if anything, we should do about it. This is why I am exploring online privacy in the age of AI in this episode of The Intersect, where I am joined by tech and culture reporter Taylor Lorenz and Stanford Privacy and Data Policy Fellow Dr. Jennifer King. Together we decode this pivotal moment, and offer ways to navigate it mindfully. As Jen reminds us, there are plenty of ways we can still protect ourselves and all hope is not lost even as technology becomes increasingly embedded in every aspect of our lives. Listen to uncover how.

Topics Covered:

What are we giving away by being fully honest with AI?
What ‘data nihilism’ is and why Gen Z feels powerless in protecting their privacy online
Why our “moral panic” over smartphones is obsolete
Why you might want to rethink what you share with pregnancy tracking apps
How you can protect your data in the age of ChatGPT

About Taylor Lorenz:

Taylor Lorenz is a tech and online culture reporter and founder of User Magazine, a tech and online culture newsletter on Substack. She hosts a weekly tech and online culture podcast, Power User. Taylor is a former technology columnist at The Washington Post, and a former technology reporter for The New York Times, The Atlantic, and Business Insider. Her work has appeared in New York Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, and other major outlets. She regularly appears on CNN, NBC, the BBC and other TV news channels to discuss online culture.

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