Jacob Ward
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1,814 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Jul 2025
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We've seen, you know, some very subtle knob turning in the, in the background in the past, but this is like, you know, this is your, your, your obsessive friend at the party who can't shut up about it.
Actually.
I've got some thoughts about why South Africans are done.
Yeah, exactly.
You know, I mean,
Right, right.
And in response, I'm sorry, but the query about startups in the scaffolding space doesn't match the provided analyses, which focuses on kill the boar and white genocide in South Africa.
I mean, yeah, someone is clearly saying X number of times out of 100,
insert this amount of data about, you know, this and probably has some, you know, general guidelines for what it's supposed to say about, you know, white genocide and South African farmers and the rest of this, you know, and, you know, maybe you could imagine this could be...
you know, a subtler, you can imagine a subtler execution of this, but the fact that it is having this, you know, that it's doing this, you know, in the, you know, what is it?
Not even 24 hours after the first white South Africans have been admitted under this special system.
And, and, you know, Trump is doing away with temporary protected status for Afghans.
I mean, you know, it is all happening right now.
And the thing that makes me crazy is,
I wrote this book called The Loop, How AI is Creating a World Without Choices and How to Fight Back.
And in that book, I was trying to sort of warn people, these systems are going to look like neutral experts.
They're going to look as if they are just drawing on...
you know, the world's information and giving you the fairest, most unbiased presentation of that information possible.
And our brains, the way, I mean, what the book is all about is that, you know, the last 40 years of research has shown that the human brain loves to assume that systems we don't understand
are much more sophisticated than they really are.
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