Jeremy Jones

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188 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 19 Feb

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Next Up with Mark Halperin · How to Stay Ahead of the AI Revolution and What It Means for the Future of America, with Jeremy Jones · 19 Feb 2026 podcast

So if the way you phrase a question, let's just say I ask the question like... Do free root beer in the water fountain.

Stay with me on my hypothetical.

Yeah, so, okay.

So do you like root beer and would you like it in the water fountains?

Or root beer has a weird flavor.

Do you want it in a water fountains, right?

So political framing, when you actually are answering a question, how the person feels, what happened, what they drank this morning, and maybe they had, you don't know their whole backstory, right?

So you're catching, capturing a moment in time if you can even get them on the phone.

if they even answered a phone or a SMS survey.

So what we do is we take the totality of data points online and radio and in TV, not just a snapshot on that specific time, moment in time, but the totality of like call it two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, five weeks.

We code every single one of those positive, negative, and then we code those deeper, joy, sadness, anger, disgust, those kinds of things.

Then we rank and order those

for how important they are, right?

So your voice would be a 10 out of 10.

Somebody who is like Jane Smith, one, two, three, four, with one follower on Twitter would be a one out of 10, right?

So then we take those and then we have a really robust prompt that we prompt against that data set.

So call it 20,000, 30,000, 40,000 different data points.

We prompt against those data points that then give you a really concise answer on should you advocate on this issue, right?

Can you do that?

We can approximate for it, but no, we can't, right?

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