The MIT Media Lab's Next Breakthrough

The transcript covers the evolution of technology from the creation of the Media Lab to the current biotech revolution, highlighting Boston's potential as a biotech hub. It discusses the challenges and opportunities in biotech, comparing it to the digital revolution. The conversation shifts to Bitcoin, drawing parallels with the early Internet, and emphasizes the need for governance. Finally, it explores the integration of AI with society, stressing the importance of collaboration between humans and machines.

What significant changes have occurred in the field of medicine and health over the past few decades?

How does the speaker compare the evolution of biotech to the digital revolution?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding the scaling of biotech research?

What role does Kendall Square play in the biotech industry according to the speaker?

In what ways does the speaker believe Boston could surpass Silicon Valley?

What is the speaker's perspective on the future of Bitcoin and its comparison to the Internet?

What does the speaker mean by 'extended intelligence' in relation to AI and society?