Bobby Allyn

Bobby Allyn, an NPR correspondent specializing in technology and policy, joins the conversation to explore the complex relationship between AI and trust. They dive into the chaos caused by Grok's MechaHitler mistake and discuss how AI's learning process can inherit biases. Allyn emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in AI development. The chat also tackles the practical risks of AI in workplaces and how surveillance practices are evolving, raising questions about societal impacts driven by technology.

Join exiled Venezuelan journalist Roberto Deniz, who sheds light on the oppressive tactics of Maduro's loyal forces in post-regime Venezuela. Security analyst Jim Walsh discusses the geopolitical implications of U.S. military actions, including the controversial interest in Greenland and its impact on NATO. Dive into the intriguing world of prediction markets with NPR's Bobby Allyn and Indira Lakshmanan, who explore a suspicious $400,000 wager tied to Maduro's downfall, raising serious questions about insider information and regulatory gaps.

Bobby Allyn, an NPR tech correspondent, and Danielle Kurtzleben, a political correspondent, join the conversation about what to expect in 2026. They delve into the potential retirement of Beyoncé and her musical legacy. Danielle discusses a strategic shift in the Democratic Party towards more masculine candidates, while Bobby warns about the risky bubble surrounding AI investments. They also highlight the dangers of AI-generated misinformation impacting elections and the emergence of prediction markets influencing political outcomes.