Júlia Pinheiro, a Portuguese presenter, gave the second part of an interview where she addresses her current concerns about the future of the country and the world. In the conversation, she expresses her expectations for her granddaughters as women, questioning how it will be possible to continue living and believing in a future that appears uncertain.
The presenter reveals a deep concern about the growing influence of artificial intelligence in society. In one of her most striking statements, she says that "we are no longer thinking" and that people delegate everything to machines "without reflecting on the mutation," something she describes as leaving "an elephant in the chest."
Júlia Pinheiro also talks about her long friendship and complicity with Manuel Luís Goucha, her co-presenter. The interview also addresses her personal interest in the mechanisms that generate violence, as well as the future of media in a context of rapid technological transformation.
The presenter also shares some of her upcoming professional projects, which will be launched soon, remaining active both in her television work and in reflecting on contemporary challenges.
