Episode 212: Artificial intelligence has quickly moved from science fiction to everyday life, embedded in chatbots, search engines and social media feeds that billions of people use daily. Tech companies tout these tools as helpful assistants — capable of saving time at work, speeding medical research or even offering companionship. But a growing chorus of voices is asking whether the risks may outweigh the benefits.

Hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss how chatbots are shaping relationships, education and mental health, and whether society is prepared for the consequences.

Kyte argues that artificial intelligence should be treated like a powerful drug or a complex machine — tightly controlled until its effects are understood. He points to parallels with opioids and defective autom

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