This episode examines three stories revealing how AI is rapidly moving into areas once considered far beyond the reach of technology. We look at the idea of digital tsunamis, where machine-learning systems attempt to spot the earliest signals of disasters long before humans can. We explore the challenge of algorithmic hunger, as nations turn to AI to predict crop failures, manage food scarcity, and protect vulnerable populations. Finally, we step into the courtroom to explore whether synthetic brains—advanced AI models—could one day serve as legal witnesses in trials.

Read the full articles here:
Digital Tsunamis → https://www.liveaiwire.com/2025/07/digital-tsunamis-can-ai-predict-next.html
Algorithmic Hunger → https://www.liveaiwire.com/2025/07/algorithmic-hunger-ai-food-security.html
Synthetic Brains in Court → https://www.liveaiwire.com/2025/08/synthetic-brains-in-court-could-ai.html

If you’d like early access to every episode — and want to support the show for about the price of a coffee — you can join us on Patreon. Your support genuinely helps us keep producing this series.

If you're part of a newsroom, blog, media outlet, or publisher and you're interested in featuring our coverage, you can contact us anytime through the website.