00:00:04Who Pays to Write the Rules
00:03:18Seventy-Five Billion Euros and the Bill for the Grid
00:06:40The Robots Going to the Front
00:10:09The Receipts Nobody Checked
00:13:16Everyone Is Suddenly Worried About Power
00:16:58The Counterweight
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Two AI labs are funding rival super PACs to pick your next member of Congress. SoftBank pledges seventy-five billion euros to power France while a federal regulator decides who pays for the grid. A Trump-linked startup ships humanoid robots toward the front line in Ukraine. A Big Four firm gets caught publishing hallucinated citations. And the week ends with investors, a Pope, and the White House AI czar all circling the same word: power.
- Public First vs Leading the Future: the campaign-money fight over AI rules
- SoftBank's €75B France bet and FERC's June grid proposal
- Foundation Robotics, Eric Trump, and autonomous humanoids in war
- EY's fabricated citations and corporate America rationing AI
- Bill Gurley, Pope Leo, David Sacks, and the centralization question
- Terence Tao on what AI actually changed for mathematicians
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