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What The Future Holds What The Future Holds is a podcast exploring current and emerging ethical issues through the lens of

[Coming soon]The first episode of the podcast will be dedicated to robot caregivers. Future episodes  include topics suc...
19/04/2020

[Coming soon]

The first episode of the podcast will be dedicated to robot caregivers. Future episodes include topics such as gene editing, animal experimentation, privatization of spatial exploration, artificial intelligence and consciousness, cloning, and more.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of science-fiction TV-shows, movies, books and novel that will be mentioned throughout the episodes: Star Trek franchise, WestWorld, Altered Carbon, Gattaca, Robot & Frank, Asimov’s novel, Karen Traviss’ Wess’Har serie, Roses for Algernon, Planet of the Ape.

[Hi!]I’m Laure Hoenen, host of What The Future Holds. As a Sci-Fi enthusiast with a degree in bioethics, I created in 20...
17/04/2020

[Hi!]

I’m Laure Hoenen, host of What The Future Holds.
As a Sci-Fi enthusiast with a degree in bioethics, I created in 2018 a seminar called “Aliens Among Us” that I have been teaching at the Yale Bioethics Center Summer Institute ever since. The podcast derives from that seminar and will be an opportunity to address broader topics.

[Welcome]What The Future Holds is a podcast exploring ethical issues through the lens of science-fiction. Each episode w...
20/02/2020

[Welcome]

What The Future Holds is a podcast exploring ethical issues through the lens of science-fiction.
Each episode will be dedicated to a specific issue, presenting what is at stake, where the science is at, and how the technology involved is currently regulated.
Turning to science-fiction novels, TV-shows, and movies allows us to think about the future implications of those ethical challenges without the constrains of today’s reality.

“The purpose of a thought-experiment, as term was used by Schrödinger and other physicists, is not to predict the future [...] but to describe reality, the present world.
Science fiction is not predictive ; it is descriptive”
– “Introduction”, The Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K. Le Guin (1987)

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