Coco Kahn

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1,632 appearances 19 recordings 2 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 12 Jun

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Pod Save the UK · Trump 2.0: Fear and Loathing in DC · 23 Jan 2025 podcast

Yeah, it really is. And it sort of, you know, immediately raises questions about like women's safety and even covering this sort of stuff and covering these sort of men. No woman should be sexually harassed in the workplace. And that's sort of what we're witnessing, isn't it? In front of us. It's just a very dispiriting thing to see.

Yeah.

No, no.

It was honestly just a coincidence.

It was a coincidence that the example I went to happened to be one from our lives, okay?

From this morning, yeah. It's just a coincidence.

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Pod Save the UK · Facts versus F-wits: how to fight the Alt Reich · 16 Jan 2025 podcast

Hi, this is Pod Save the UK. I'm Coco Khan.

So I've just asked ChatGPT and apparently it can. AI can revitalise the UK by driving economic growth, improving public services and advancing sustainability through innovation, efficiency and strategic investment in technology, digital skills and arsenic. I made that last bit up. Just labour the point that you can't trust them.

Someone actually had to say to me recently, you should just be careful about the range of actions that you do because you might start to offend people. So I think I'm safe with this one.

And with the far-right surging all over the world, we'll also be chatting to systems theorist and investigative journalist Nafis Ahmed about how to fight it.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer there announcing his AI gambit to the media. So what's the fuss all about? The government is calling it the AI Opportunities Action Plan. And as we heard there, Starmer is hoping artificial intelligence will turbocharge growth, which is a marked evolution from last year's rhetoric, where former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was most focused on AI safety.

I think too many people watch Trainspotting in Cabinet, don't they?

Oh, very good. Very good.

So does that mean anything's changed on the safety front then from the concerns that we heard last year?

Well, I mean, like, you know, perhaps I could imagine if there was some Some system in which, you know, the uses of AI in medicine, for example, okay, that seems justified. In logistics, okay, that seems justified. But if it's like, I was reading a story the other day about how a number of the top cookbooks on Amazon are actually written by AI and the faces and the names are created by AI.

And if you actually cook any of the recipes, they're all disgusting. They're all like sushi shepherd's pie and they require 50 sticks of butter or whatever. That doesn't seem like a good use of a bottle of water. Yeah. So, yeah, I would be very open to seeing something very tight in how we use it. But I just I don't feel confident that will happen, given everything you've said.

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