Episode 3021 CWSA 11/17/25
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What are the main political dramas involving MTG and Trump?
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It's called the simultaneous sip and it happens now. The sip of sips. Well, I saw that Elon Musk had noted that his competitor, Waymo, the self-driving car taxi company, has expanded to the entire Bay Area, San Francisco Bay Area. That's where I live. So now I can take a Waymo, way more Waymo than I could. Yep. Way more than I could. And I was wondering how big a deal it is to be the first self-driving car company in an area. Don't you think that if you loaded one app and it worked out, let's say you put the Waymo app on your phone and then you call the Waymo and it showed up and you were happy with the experience, would you even do another one? Or would you just say, oh, I'm a Waymo person now? does everything I need to do.
I think going first is going to be a really big deal. So Elon better get some local firsts. Although, if you were going to try two things, you'd try Waymo and then you would definitely try Tesla. So if you're going to try two things, the second one would, if not the first thing, would definitely be Tesla. Elon says that AI is run out of human knowledge to train on. So now the knowledge it trains on is knowledge it makes up. How in the world does that work? It just makes up knowledge? And then it trains itself on the stuff it made up? Does that sound like it would work? Does your common sense tell you that AI can get smarter by simply hallucinating what's true and then acting like it just got trained on something that was true?
How does that work? I don't know. I'm a little bit suspicious that that's a real thing. But I like the idea that AI has already run out of human knowledge to train on. All of human knowledge has now been basically used, nothing left. So that's how smart the AI is. So there was this guy, LeCun, LeCun, who was the head AI guy at Meta. He's reporting leaving Meta. I think I told you this before, but I didn't give you the reason, which I just found out today. The reason he's leaving Meta, the top AI guy, You see, he doesn't think the large language models are a path to human level AI. He calls it a dead end. So one of the guys who arguably would be the top AI guys in the country is in complete agreement with the cartoonist who has spent really no time in AI.
And we have exactly the same prediction. Hey, this doesn't look like it could go very far. It looks like you've already reached your limit of what you can do. Well, Well, Lacoon and I, we agree. It's already reached its limit. All right, what else is happening? The one thing that never gets less funny is when a Democrat says something and then there's a compilation clip that shows that the Democrat was lying or said the opposite thing. Well, we got another one. So Gavin Newsom is... Complaining on video, he goes, not one person ever in my office has ever used the word Latinx. How long did it take someone to make a compilation clip of all the times that Gavin Newsom, not just people in his office, but how many times did Gavin Newsom use the word Latinx on video in public?
It was a few times. Yeah, not only did people in his office use it, he used it. And he's acting like, oh no, no, no, I never would have used that. And people in my office, are you kidding me? Why would we ever use that?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What are the main political dramas involving MTG and Trump?
0:00–22:04
2
How does Gavin Newsom's use of 'Latinx' reflect political hypocrisy?
22:04–28:31
3
How are Trump's comments on media censorship significant?
28:31–35:03
4
What is Trump's stance on the Epstein files and why has it changed?
35:03–35:47
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