"You can't do anything but communicate encrypted – I take it for granted that all open communication has already been intercepted," says filmmaker and journalist Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen.
If zoologist Petter Bøckman gets what he wants, we get to see geirbird, cave lion and mammoth come back to Norwegian nature. Newer genetic technology is the key.
We are unlikely to experience artificial intelligence in the near future. The question is how can we get stupid machines to facilitate human intelligence.
Will we in the future be sorted based on our genes? Gene research can provide new treatment methods for serious diseases, but to get there, our genomes need to be mapped.
If we humans can transform ourselves – should we? Professor of Philosophy Benjamin Gregg is working to find answers to the social, political, and moral questions associated with a new form of genetic modification of humans.