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SCOTUS Ok’s WH to Remove Social Misinformation & AI Consultants Are Making BANK

Jun 27, 2024
A recent Supreme Court ruling allows the White House to engage with social media platforms to combat misinformation, raising questions about freedom of speech. The podcast also covers an international news roundup, highlighting a journalist's court case in Russia and unrest in Kenya. Meanwhile, consulting firms are thriving in the AI boom, drawing parallels to the early internet frenzy. Additionally, they discuss pedestrian safety and share humorous observations about sports and summer travel. It's a lively mix of serious topics and lighthearted banter!
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Government Influence on Social Media

  • The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden administration, enabling them to urge social media companies to remove posts.
  • This raises First Amendment concerns about government influence on online speech.
ANECDOTE

Bolivian Coup Attempt

  • A short-lived coup attempt in Bolivia, led by rebel soldiers storming the presidential palace, failed.
  • The arrested general highlights the economic and political instability in Bolivia.
ANECDOTE

Gershkovich Trial

  • Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's espionage trial began in Russia, facing charges of gathering information for the CIA.
  • Russia's likely conviction of Gershkovich reflects its intent to use him as a bargaining chip, similar to Brittney Griner's case.
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