All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg H-1B Shakeup, Kimmel Apology, Autism Causes, California Hate Speech Law
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Sep 27, 2025 The hosts explore the controversial $100K H-1B fee proposal and its implications for the job market. They dive into alarming research linking prenatal acetaminophen use to autism risk, discussing diagnosis and potential treatments. Jimmy Kimmel's return prompts a heated debate over his apology and media narratives following recent political events. Additionally, they unpack significant AI advancements and YouTube's admission of past censorship, raising questions about new hate speech laws in California.
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H‑1B Fee Forces Market Repricing
- The new $100,000 one-time H‑1B fee is meant to reduce low-wage abuse and redirect visas to higher-skilled roles.
- David Sacks argues market scarcity will push employers to prioritize truly high-skilled hires.
IT H‑1B Abuse From Jason’s Past
- Jason described seeing indentured‑servitude style treatment in 1990s IT where H‑1B workers couldn't refuse overtime.
- He called it a disgrace that enabled wage suppression and overwork.
H‑1B Has Deviated From Its Original Purpose
- Chamath notes H‑1B issuance has ballooned well beyond intended 85k, causing perceptible labor impact.
- He argues many visas route through foreign consultancies, not American employers, amplifying wage arbitrage.