Last Night on Late Night

Jon Stewart examines the AI industry’s promises to cure diseases and create better jobs while tech leaders ask to regulate themselves despite admitting extinction risks. He contrasts those future claims with current uses for murder, surveillance, and surge pricing, then satirizes Meta’s cute AI agent Muse as a threat disguised as convenience.

Jimmy Fallon discusses the approaching midterms and the fight for control of the House and Senate, joking about the candidates and political stakes.

Jimmy Kimmel discusses Trump’s self-promotional advertising, political messaging, and the administration’s latest controversies.

Seth Meyers examines Trump’s campaign appearances for Republicans facing the midterms and the political fallout from his attacks on candidates.

Jacob Coxon discusses witnessing the existential risks of artificial intelligence after working with Anthropic and OpenAI, and why the technology’s future deserves scrutiny.

Chris Rock discusses focusing on Grown Ups 3 and reuniting with Adam Sandler, reflecting on the cast’s chemistry and the challenge of returning to a familiar comedy world.

Anna Kendrick discusses Misty Green, her new movie directed by Chris Rock, and the performance choices behind the film.

Jessica Biel discusses starring in Matchbox: The Movie and performing intense driving and vehicle stunts. She also talks about her children’s fascination with Matchbox cars and the imaginative worlds they build.

Jennifer Hudson discusses Season 5 of The Jennifer Hudson Show and her new song with Andrea Bocelli for Maserati: The Brothers. She recounts persuading Tom Cruise and Common to perform, explains how the Spirit Tunnel became a sensation, and turns a Star Wars quote into a vocal showcase with Jimmy Fallon.

Marcus Mumford discusses his latest album Prize Fighter, his Disney obsession, and the collaborative songwriting behind the new record.

Slayyyter discusses her upcoming album wor$t man in america, the song brand new chanel$, and the next leg of her Worst Girl in the World Tour.

Alabama Shakes perform “I Feel Hope Coming” from their album I Must Be Dreaming on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Mumford & Sons perform “Here” from their album Prize Fighter with Chris Thile during Jimmy Kimmel Live!