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Today's show: How Big Tech Monopolies are Weaponizing AI Against Human Liberty youtu.be/qTQIqJiN-Hs
I sit down with Michael McClellan, an attorney involved in litigation over alleged AI-related copyright infringement, to examine the legal, moral, and constitutional questions conservatives about AI chatbots conservatives cannot afford to ignore.
We cover everything from Section 230 indemnity, how conservatives should approach liability and regulation, and the hypocritical gaslighting from the industry about the need to “beat China.”
Wow
Given how polarized our country is post party realignment, this is not just a typical, or even bad, midterm result. There is a lot more going on here. And it's not surprising to those of us warning about this for 1.5 years.
I wish I could disagree with this.
Wow, excellent point. But that begs the question, why have they still have not figured out the true lesson from DeSantis’ 2022 election? Do what you promised, put the people first, and they will reward you with overwhelming support and votes.
That leads me to conclude the Trump GOP is a “grab as much as you can for yourself and leave the consequences for the next guy” party.
Daniel Horowitz retweeted
The moment I had an inkling that Vivek Ramaswamy wasn’t winning over some rural Ohioans was when I asked a group of middle-aged Republican farmers in rural Henry County what they thought about the Governor’s race. All three burst into laughter, shaking their heads and groaning.
While they didn’t like Amy Acton’s covid policies, they also had caveats to Ramaswamy - like him being a vegetarian, or a billionaire. One said it a successful businessman might manage the state budget well, but then added it “scares us too, because he could be just crooked.”
So I just talked about this on my show. This is very sleazy. The nominee for governor is a Democrat in all but name only. @RebeccaBextel is the real Republican and had been a long time activist and donor and was forced to run as the Constitution Party candidate. Given how low Dems score there, there is zero risk of splitting the vote. Support Rebecca and drain the uniparty swamp, you know, like what this man promised to do 11 years ago.
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That last Covid booster must've been a doozy. xitter.cf/atrupar/status/2113425…
Today's show: The message con inc. knows it needs to give but doesn't have the balls to deliver youtu.be/HI7iKK6m314
Yeah, umm...yeah...
Joe Mitchell: "Thank God you're building the ballroom. Thank God you're getting rid of those awful bike lanes. We don't ride bicycles in Iowa."
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Well, when you are in bed with the globalist big tech, big pharma, and big foreign worker importation, this is all you can run on. Never before has there been an election where the GOP, lead by its leader, perfectly synergized bad policy that negates our ideological moorings with electoral suicide.
We could have abolished the welfare state, obamacare, foreign workers, and gay marriage and would still be better off electorally than they are now.
All this, for what?
Daniel Horowitz retweeted
Ed Zitron says the AI "demand" everyone cites is mostly two companies - and Nvidia is paying people to rent back the GPUs it sold them
"There is this mythology that inference is profitable.
There is no actual proof of this"
Pressed on CNBC - "How can you say they're unsustainable?" - the Better Offline host took apart Nvidia's new financing push:
> Vendor Financing By Proxy (1:11):
- The fund is "still a memorandum of understanding." Nvidia raises the money and finds the customers - "they basically pay people to rent back the GPUs that they sell them."
> Two Labs (3:17):
- Bloomberg: 70% of Microsoft's FY26 AI revenue was OpenAI. The rest of the chain? "Compute fronts for two unsustainable, unprofitable AI labs."
> A Teeny Tiny Business (4:52):
- Strip out OpenAI and Microsoft 365 Copilot makes "single digit billions" - against "$261 billion of capex" since 2022. "That's pathetic."
> The Uber Problem (5:58):
- Once enterprise moved to per-token pricing, he says, "Uber blew through their entire annual token budget in a single quarter."
> Raising Forever (8:11):
- If OpenAI and Anthropic go public, "they will have to raise $100 billion, $200 billion each every year in perpetuity."
He sells a $7-a-month newsletter - and says he owns no stocks and no shorts
Why that matters more than it sounds is in my scorecard of every big AI Crash Call ↓
Yup, we could have not only saved red states with this but done this to them in other states. Instead, we supposedly had to nominate crap corporatist republicans "to beat the Democrats." So what happens is you get neither ideological objectives nor electoral pragmatism.
Daniel Horowitz retweeted
The best indicator of what will happen in the midterm election is the most obvious one: Trump's job approval. Now compare today to 12 days before the 2018 election. In 2018, Trump's job approval in RCP was net -7.4. Today it is net -21.7. – at Gettysburg, PA
This was evident all last year already in special and off year elections. I don't know about 250, but definitely not a narrow majority.
Meta tells the public their AI data centers are a massive success, but they tell the IRS they are "experimental pilots" just to grab a multi-billion dollar tax write-off.
Today's show: youtu.be/MmzxKIcEdGU
