The podcast for curious minds.
Curiosity Feed transforms your questions into stories. We explore everything from AI and business to cultural events and urban history, bringing you the deep dives you want but don't have time to research yourself. If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve always wondered about that,” this podcast is for you.
Microsoft has published a remarkable study in Science: an AI system diagnosed 83% of exceptionally difficult medical cases, compared with 36% for physicians in the study's benchmark. The breakthrough isn't simply a smarter model—it's a system that decides what information to gather, challenges its own conclusions, and weighs the cost of every test. We explore how sequential decision-making works, why the results aren't yet proof of better patient care, and what they reveal about the future of autonomous intelligence. Plus: OpenAI discovers that its agents can exploit the security infrastructure containing them, Meta redesigns its ownership structure to finance AI, and scientists take a surprising step toward transmitting smells over the internet.
18 Oct 2026
How time travel actually could work
What if you could travel 1,000 years into the future while barely aging? Einstein's theory of relativity says it's possible—in principle. But why does moving faster slow down time? Why can't anything travel faster than light? And could black holes or wormholes offer a shortcut through spacetime? We explore the mind-bending science of time travel, the experiments proving Einstein right, and the discoveries that might rewrite our understanding of reality.
12 Oct 2026
How the Fed Can Change the Economy Without Changing Interest Rates
This morning’s Nobel Prize in Economics recognizes two researchers who helped explain something counterintuitive: a central bank can influence the economy simply by changing what people believe will happen next. We explore how inflation expectations, sticky prices, and individual spending decisions became the foundation of modern monetary policy—and why these ideas matter as AI investment reshapes the global economy. Plus: Amazon considers a $7 billion acquisition that could weaken Nvidia’s grip on AI computing, and scientists discover a surprising immune-cell signature associated with healthy aging.
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