AI CEO Demands Regulation, Trump Says NO, Psyop Theorized w/ Geno Bisconte

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Why does the CEO of Anthropic call for AI regulation and what does Trump say about it?

Tim Pool 0:03
Donald Trump is going scorched earth on these AI black pillars. We just saw the CEO of Anthropic come out saying we need regulation just after this guy who worked for like six weeks at the company says AI is going to kill us all. The question is, why would the companies themselves want regulation? And how many people are saying the whole thing is a conspiracy? It's a psyop. You got this guy who worked at this company for only six weeks. He's been accused of previously working with political activist groups. liberal ones, or having connections to them. And this play is largely about over-regulating AI for some reason to shut it down. While others are arguing with the CEO of Anthropic coming out, this is about putting barriers in place so that no new company, no open source model could ever compete with the big dogs.
Tim Pool 0:55
They say, well, it's regulated now. You got to get your safety certification from the government. But guess what? If you're small, you'll never afford it. Gatekeeping the power of AI. We don't know for sure, though. Trump is saying it's all fake news. So we're going to talk about that. Plus, we got obviously some information on the elections coming up. Trump just lost. He didn't really lose, but the Supreme Court denied him on his post office play. We'll see what happens there. And then, of course, over the weekend, the Charlie Kirk statue at Turning Point USA was vandalized. It's sad and it's pretty dang insane, but we'll talk about that. And then my friends, this may shock you, but Mitch McConnell is alive.
Tim Pool 1:31
He's back and he voted and everyone saw him do it and he was in a wheelchair. So, you know, the dude's alive. We're going to talk about that and a whole lot more. So smash the like button, share the show. Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more, we got Gino Bisconti.
Geno Bisconte 1:45
Hey, hey, it's great to be here. Who are you? Comedian, big fan, first time, long time. Just went viral on that Jubilee thing, and you guys were dumb enough to let me come here and drink whiskey. Oh, that was a massively viral clip, though. It was massive. Everybody saw it. Well, it really does get into what's going on now with AI. Like, that's real, you know? And this guy literally just tripped over his own words. I was just lucky enough to be in front of him to
Tim Pool 2:11
say that's... Yeah, because the socialists haven't really thought through their positions. This guy is the epitome of privilege. Talking about how he's underprivileged. It's remarkable.
Geno Bisconte 2:20
Well, it's also like the left isn't used. And this ties into the Charlie Kirk thing you said. I'm sorry that they are the party of violence and short tempered because they're so used to saying whatever they want and people believing them. Like one of the things he said, the dumbest thing may not have been when he said the Uber driver, although it was up there. He literally loves saying the bumper sticker. Well, you know what? They want to tax billionaires. Well, you're closer to being homeless than you are a billionaire. Everyone is closer to being homeless than they are being a billionaire. Even many billionaires. Yes, billionaires.
Tim Pool 2:52
There are billionaires that are closer to being homeless than Elon Musk. Yeah. It doesn't mean anything.
Geno Bisconte 2:57
Yeah, and so what they do is... Normal people would be like, well, then I better work harder. I better work harder so I don't wind up being homeless. But other people on the left are like, well, then why don't you just give me the billionaires' money?
Tim Pool 3:08
Here's the thing. People who are good at stuff know there is no best at thing. What I mean is if you're really good at playing guitar, you know that no matter how good you get, there is no best. There are just different kinds of really good. Like a good classical Spanish guitar player is going to play very differently from a metalcore player. And there are certain things that people can do that others can't. The socialists don't get this. So they think that billionaires... Like, they live in this world where no one, like, that there is a top. They believe that there is literally you're the best and that it's not fair to everybody else.

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