Nicole Jackson

This week we are revisiting the Black Box series. This episode was first broadcast on 14 March 2024.Two stories about the way artificial intelligence could make the world better – and is already doing so. In Montana, when Lee Johnson discovered his wife, Yokie, had cancer, he turned to AI – and was surprised by the answers he got. Meanwhile, in Massachusetts, Prof Regina Barzilay’s experience with cancer has led her to build an AI system that can detect the disease years before a human can

This week we are revisiting the Black Box series. This episode was first broadcast on 18 March 2024.In January 2020, Robert Williams was arrested by Detroit police for a crime he had not committed. The officers were acting on a tipoff, but not from a witness or informant. In fact, not from a person at all

Jonathan Freedland speaks to Elaine Godfrey of The Atlantic to find out more about the Senate hopeful in that all-important border swing state

This week we are revisiting the Black Box series. This episode was first broadcast on 21 March 2024.For decades, Eliezer Yudkowsky has been trying to warn the world about the dangers of AI. And now people are finally listening to him. But is it too late?

Michael Sheen talks about life back in his home town of Port Talbot and falling in love with a younger woman; from Big Brother to Bake Off, Alison Hammond discusses the highs and lows of celebrity; and Philippa Perry responds to an empty-nester who misses her adult children so much it feels like grief

Jonathan Freedland speaks to Elaine Godfrey of The Atlantic to find out more about the Senate hopeful in that all-important border swing state

Elle Hunt reports on the millennials living with their parents, and explains why such living arrangements are on the rise. A family in London describes what it’s like to live together again

The Grenfell Tower fire was the result of ‘decades of failure’ by central government, the public inquiry into the catastrophe has found. John Harris looks at the findings of the seven-year report with the Guardian’s social affairs leader writer, Susanna Rustin

Part two of a two-part series: The shock of the Grenfell Tower fire is indelibly marked in our national consciousness. 72 people died on June 14th 2017. The Government quickly set up a Public Inquiry to examine the circumstances leading up to and surrounding the fire. This play was created so that some of the lessons leading up to that night, and the vital work of the Inquiry, could be more widely understood by the public.

The row over ‘frockgate’ continues to trouble the prime minister this week, while his decision to visit his far-right Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, has upset many in his party