The chapter covers the evolution of AI from early women pioneers at Stanford to present advancements, emphasizing the importance of ethics in AI development. It also delves into personal memories related to political campaigns and the potential outcomes of past elections. The conversation shifts to the impact of social media on minors, the need for regulation, and the negative effects of algorithms promoting extreme content.
Kara and Scott discuss New York's plan to regulate social media for kids, X's new rules on adult content, and Shane Smith's latest venture at Vice. Then, federal regulators move forward with antitrust investigations in the AI sector, while Nvidia surges to a $3 trillion market cap, and gets ready for a stock split. Plus, a group of current and former OpenAI employees call for transparency and whistleblower protections. Finally, a listener question about the recent ruling that blocks Fearless Fund from issuing grants to Black female entrepreneurs.
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