The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Season 14 Episode 16

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Season 14 Episode 16 P.W. Singer

  • January 29, 2009
  • 6.5  (29)

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart season 14 episode 16 is titled "P.W. Singer." In this episode, the show welcomes P.W. Singer, a strategist and expert on 21st century warfare. Stewart and Singer discuss the rise of robotic warfare and the ethical implications surrounding it.

Throughout the episode, Singer shares his expertise and insights on the advancements in technology and the impact it has on modern warfare. He states that technology has completely changed the way wars are fought, and that the use of drones and robots should be carefully monitored to ensure that ethical codes are being adhered to.

Singer also discusses the potential dangers of allowing technology to be the sole decision-maker in warfare, and emphasizes the importance of human oversight. He argues that technological advancements must be met with careful consideration and ethical guidelines in order to protect against the negative effects of automation in war.

Stewart and Singer also touch on the current state of global conflict, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. They discuss the challenges faced by soldiers and the role that technology plays in modern warfare.

Throughout the episode, Stewart brings his signature wit and humor to the discussion, poking fun at some of the more absurd aspects of modern warfare. However, he also recognizes the serious nature of the topic and allows Singer to share his expertise without interruption.

In addition to the discussion with Singer, the episode features several comedic segments exploring current events and cultural trends. Stewart and the show's correspondents provide their unique takes on politics, pop culture, and news stories from around the world.

Overall, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart season 14 episode 16 provides a thought-provoking discussion of the ethical implications of modern warfare. Singer's expertise and insight add a valuable perspective to the conversation, while Stewart's humor and wit keep the episode engaging and entertaining.

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Description
  • First Aired
    January 29, 2009
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    6.5  (29)