Leah Feiger
speaker
1,642 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 17 Sep
Leah Feiger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Have you heard of OpenClaw?
Of course, everyone's flipping out at them.
There is an entire category of our population that doesn't know how they're going to get work experience to all of a sudden not be considered irrelevant by our tech overlords.
Of course, they're booing.
It's not an elastic market, and you're looking at the Iran war, and you're looking at rising gas prices.
People aren't changing things up during an election year historically.
There's so many reasons for that.
So these people are graduating into a market that I do not envy them for so many reasons.
To me, I'm a little bit like...
I guess there's two parts to this.
I'm very much confused as to why both Schmidt and Caulfield thought that this was like the appropriate message, but also even, as Zoe said, the appropriate tact.
Like I'm kind of wondering if it's like in this beautiful world of changing technologies, you can go out and create changing technologies.
The world is your oyster.
So lots of fun happening at the moment with AI World.
Coming up after the break, we're going to dive into a fascinating story about why women in marriages to men obsessed with AI have just about had enough.
Yeah, exactly.
And I think kind of to take this into like a more historical lens a little bit, you know, you spoke with an expert that told you that this is all really a continuation of how tech booms have happened in the past, right?
Whether it's the industrial revolution or the dot-com boom.
And mainstream figures around these movements have really often been white men, whether that's Steve Jobs, Larry Page, Tim Cook.
And so they're the ones that are reaping most of the benefits here.
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