Jasmine Sun

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1,088 appearances 5 recordings 5 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 20 Jun

Jasmine Sun’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And with how wealthy these AI billionaires are, with how much revenue the companies are making, Anthropic hitting 30 billion run rate recently with the scale of these data center investments, I think that AI is a very good target for a lot of this anti-billionaire, anti-corporate sentiment.
And so, you know, like I'll
Even when I talk to accelerationists, even when I talk to people who are very pro-AI, or when I talk to AI executives, they understand that they are very unsympathetic, right?
Like most Americans do not relate to Sam Altman.
They do not find him relatable.
They know that they personally are getting no piece of this pie.
Remember, these are private companies.
And so most people have no way of sharing in the wealth of this thing.
And so it's very easy to blame the AI billionaires because they're like kind of culturally weird.
They're really far away from you.
They're not sharing their wealth in any way.
And they are kind of like transforming the whole of economy and society.
And so I think that they're also a politically convenient target and one that I expect is going to get more ire and more hatred over the next couple of years as the presidential primary really kicks into effect.
Like one crypto contrast I think is really interesting, for example, is
the super PACs that the industry has created, right?
And so during the crypto era, Chris Lehane, who now works for OpenAI, was one of the critical people shaping the Fairshake PAC, which lobbied for pro-crypto legislation.
And he was really effective with a lot of that.
They went after candidates who really wanted to crack down on crypto.
This scared off more candidates from doing the same.
And for the most part, a lot of potentially onerous crypto legislation was avoided.
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