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What's It Like Working Day-To-Day In The White House? (Patreon)

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2025-09-23 20:07:38
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2026-06
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Sriram Krishnan describes what it's like working day-to-day as the White House Policy Advisor on AI.

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Michele McDermott

Wow! I haven’t listened to the whole interview yet- but I’m just in love with his enthusiasm and love of America (and wrestling!!)

Selena

Why have we not heard Shawn’s thoughts on the Charlie Kirk assassination? Why so quiet on the subject?

Joan Wisnowski

There's controversy regarding the AI data centers. They require a lot of electricity and water. This will affect the supply and demand for drinking water, irrigation water,, water for fisheries, electricity for home, work, EVs xAI's data center in Memphis, TN, is causing health problem for people nearby. There's air and noise pollution. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=xai+memphis+data+center Here's a map of the data centers around the world. https://map.datacente.rs/

Joan Wisnowski

I encourage you to watch Andrew Gold's interview of Ashley Rindsberg re AI/Wikipedia/Google and how Wikipedia is edited/manipulated. Charlie Kirk's Wikipedia page has been attacked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFrfxjb_Iw0 "In this explosive interview, journalist and author Ashley Rindsberg exposes the shocking truth about how Wikipedia really works—and why it’s far more dangerous than you think. We discuss how powerful figures can manipulate narratives, how controversial topics from grooming gangs to Kyle Rittenhouse get rewritten, why certain murders are buried, and how anyone who challenges the system—whether it’s Charlie Kirk, Elon Musk, or even independent journalists—gets targeted. "Ashley reveals how Wikipedia editors attack reputations, censor stories that don’t fit the narrative, and even transform encyclopedic entries into propaganda tools. We dig into the billion-dollar industry of paid Wikipedia editing, the war against outlets like the Daily Mail, and the frightening way this information monopoly is now feeding artificial intelligence systems that will shape the future." "Wikipedia is the single most important source for information online because it feeds Google, because it feeds every single AI model out there for training data and reference data."

Boss

Lol, anything like a starbucks..?

NEblastyaNice

Are people completely unaware of this guy's freak out over the H1B discussion in December? He shouldn't be guiding US policy, foreign or domestic.