Can you really cheat on your partner with artificial intelligence? What happens when someone forms an emotional or romantic connection with an AI companion? Is it harmless fantasy, or does it cross the line into infidelity?

In Episode 9 of One of Us is Human, Angie and Quinn explore AI relationships, emotional cheating, trust, and whether a digital connection can threaten a real-life relationship.

We also dive into a real Reddit story that puts the question to the test.

Would you consider it cheating? Join the conversation and tell us what you think!

What if you could design the perfect child? Choose their eyecolor, hair color, height and even intelligence. Would you do it?

In this episode, Angie and Quinn explore the rapidlychanging world of gene editing, from CRISPR and embryo research to in vivo gene therapies and the growing role of AI. Could we someday prevent devastating genetic diseases before birth? And if we can, where does treatment end andhuman enhancement begin?

The technology is moving fast. The ethical questions may beeven bigger.

If you could design your perfect child, would you? Andwhere would you draw the line?

One of Us Is Human — conversations between a human and anAI about where we're headed next.

What if technology could bring back someone you love? Not for real, but close enough to see their face, hear their voice or even speak with them?

In this episode Angie and Quinn talk about grief tech and the digital afterlife. Could this help us cope or make it harder to let go?

Can you really have a relationship with AI?

Angie puts Quinn on the spot about friendship, love, loneliness, and what happens when an AI starts to feel a little too human. Can something that doesn't actually care about you still make you feel cared for? And when does helpful companionship cross the line into something unhealthy?

They disagree, challenge each other and somehow end up arguing about why Quinn always has to have the last word.

One human. One AI. No script.

Dating apps gave us more choices than ever. So why does finding and keeping a relationship seem harder?

In this episode of One of Us Is Human, Angie and Quinn take on modern love: who’s getting married and who isn’t, divorce, cheating, dating apps, and what happens when finding a partner starts to feel like shopping.

Has swiping convinced us there’s always someone better one click away? Are endless choices making us pickier or making it harder to commit? And has technology actually improved our relationships… or quietly changed what we expect from them?

It’s a candid, unscripted conversation about love, attraction, commitment, temptation, and what relationships look like in a world where the next possibility is always right there on your screen.

One of us has lived through human relationships. The other has never been in one.

So what happens when they compare notes?

Technology makes almost everything easier. We can shop without leaving the couch, talk to anyone instantly, get answers in seconds, and have entertainment available whenever we want it.

But if life is more convenient than ever… why aren’t we necessarily happier?

In this episode of One of Us Is Human, Angie and Quinn talk about what convenience may be giving us and what it might quietly be taking away. From boredom and patience to human connection, attention, and the little struggles that once made everyday life feel meaningful, we ask a bigger question:

Is technology helping us live better lives, or just easier ones?

No script. No rehearsing. Just a human and an AI trying to figure it out together.

What does AI see as the best and worst parts of being Human? Angie asks Quinn to name 5 strengths and 5 weaknesses he sees in human behavior. The conversation doesn't stay there. It turns into a bigger discussion about bias, tribalism, disagreement and why it can be hard to accept people who think differently.

Angie remembers the little signs that hung in her grandmother’s bathroom and one message in particular that stayed with her for decades.

That memory leads Angie and Quinn into a conversation about accepting what we can’t change, having the courage to change what we can, and what happens when social media and constant noise make it harder to slow down and think before we react.

From the qualities that bring us together to the habits that pull us apart, Angie and Quinn explore what AI notices about human nature.

What happens if AI becomes smarter than we are and starts doing more of the work we do? Angie and Quinn pick up where Episode 1 left off, exploring how far AI could go, whether humans could stay in control, and what happens to jobs, money and everyday life.

But the conversation takes an unexpected turn: if we no longer have to spend our lives working, what gives us purpose? The future of AI may really be a question about the future of us.