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13:52Now PlayingNeil deGrasse Tyson challenges some of the biggest assumptions people have about artificial intelligence, space travel, and the future of humanity.
Drawing on history, physics, and geopolitics, Neil explains why AI is already transforming science, why true creativity is harder to automate than people think, and why humans consistently believe they are living in a special moment in history.
He breaks down why Mars missions are far less likely than most people assume, how geopolitical pressure drives real progress, and why optimism alone has never moved civilization forward.
Discover:
• Why AI helps science but threatens shallow creativity
• Why humans always believe their era is different
• Why Mars missions depend on power and money, not ambition
• How history shapes technological progress
• Why the future is harder to predict than people think
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