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Frankly Speaking | S15 E3 | Tee Wee Ang, Programme Specialist, Bioethics & Science Ethics, UNESCO

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Sep 13, 2026
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Summary

On this episode, we speak to Tee Wee Ang, program specialist for bioethics and ethics of science and technology at UNESCO. AI is advancing faster than governments can regulate it. Just this week, an Anthropic researcher resigned over concerns about AI safety. And Bill Gates warned that governments are not adequately prepared for the disruption ahead. So, are policymakers already falling behind? And who should be held responsible if AI goes wrong?