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He said that he would create safety standards, specific tests that a model has to pass before it can be deployed. He says he would require independent audits who can say the model is or isn't in compliance.
And by basically buying into their narrative and agreeing to everything they want, which is to create all these new regulations and a new agency, I think that Sam is pretty much guaranteeing that he'll be one of the people who gets to help shape the new agency and the rules they're going to operate under and what these independent audits are going to – how they're going to determine what's in compliance.
And by basically buying into their narrative and agreeing to everything they want, which is to create all these new regulations and a new agency, I think that Sam is pretty much guaranteeing that he'll be one of the people who gets to help shape the new agency and the rules they're going to operate under and what these independent audits are going to – how they're going to determine what's in compliance.
So he is basically putting a big moat around his own incumbency here.
So he is basically putting a big moat around his own incumbency here.
All right, before we get to Doge, we got a little housekeeping, a little housey housekeeping. You know, we're getting into the holiday spirit here. It's episode 205. We're in year four, and we're having a Christmas party. It's going to be great. The all-in holiday spectacular is happening in San Francisco.
All right, before we get to Doge, we got a little housekeeping, a little housey housekeeping. You know, we're getting into the holiday spirit here. It's episode 205. We're in year four, and we're having a Christmas party. It's going to be great. The all-in holiday spectacular is happening in San Francisco.
on Saturday, December 7, I think the VIP sold out, there's still some tickets left, go to all in comm slash events. And if you can't make it to San Francisco, I think you can buy a ticket for $50 on on the zoom. I think we're gonna have it on zoom. Is that right? Am I do I have my facts straight there, Freeburg?
on Saturday, December 7, I think the VIP sold out, there's still some tickets left, go to all in comm slash events. And if you can't make it to San Francisco, I think you can buy a ticket for $50 on on the zoom. I think we're gonna have it on zoom. Is that right? Am I do I have my facts straight there, Freeburg?
True that. All right, listen. Bestie Yuan and Bestie Vivek wrote an op-ed, a barn burner, in the Wall Street Journal about DOGE, the Department of Government Efficiency, and they laid it out. They want to cut overbearing and unnecessary regulation, obviously. They want to cut unnecessary administrative roles, save taxpayers money. They want to run it by founders, not politicians, helping...
True that. All right, listen. Bestie Yuan and Bestie Vivek wrote an op-ed, a barn burner, in the Wall Street Journal about DOGE, the Department of Government Efficiency, and they laid it out. They want to cut overbearing and unnecessary regulation, obviously. They want to cut unnecessary administrative roles, save taxpayers money. They want to run it by founders, not politicians, helping...
the trump transition team find a way to hire quote a lean team of small government crusaders team's going to work closely with the white house office of management and budget here's the plan first take aim at 500 billion in annual federal expenditures that are unauthorized by congress then fix the government's procurement process by conducting massive audits during temporary payment suspensions this is an interesting playbook
the trump transition team find a way to hire quote a lean team of small government crusaders team's going to work closely with the white house office of management and budget here's the plan first take aim at 500 billion in annual federal expenditures that are unauthorized by congress then fix the government's procurement process by conducting massive audits during temporary payment suspensions this is an interesting playbook
that elon has done before so basically suspend all the payments and hey let everybody audit those payments drive change through executive action based on existing legislation rather than passing new laws and two scotus rulings are going to play a major role here West Virginia versus EPA.
that elon has done before so basically suspend all the payments and hey let everybody audit those payments drive change through executive action based on existing legislation rather than passing new laws and two scotus rulings are going to play a major role here West Virginia versus EPA.
That's when SCOTUS ruled that federal agencies can't impose regulations dealing with major economic or policy questions unless Congress authorizes them to do so. And Luper Bright versus Raimondo. That's from 2024. And that overturned the Chevron doctrine. We talked about that on a previous episode. episode.