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Timothy Marchman, Vice features editor, discusses the latest allegations against WWE boss Vince McMahon and the implications for non-disclosure agreements. The podcast also delves into the controversy surrounding allegations of sexual misconduct in the wrestling industry and the potential threat of Russia fielding nuclear weapons in space.

Janus Rose, a Motherboard Senior Editor, and Lia Holland from Fight for the Future discuss the challenges Congress faces in combating AI-generated scams and abuse, including AI deepfakes of celebrities like Taylor Swift. They explore the limits of legislation and the implications of fake content spreading on the internet. The speakers highlight the need for understanding, legislation, and addressing the root problem of AI deepfakes. They also touch on issues such as data privacy and anxieties about the economy.

Exploring the decline of Big Tech's dreams, the problem with tech journalism, and the need for opinion-based coverage. Discussing the limits and skepticism of AI, the decline of tech innovation, and the sacrifice of quality for growth in the tech industry. Examining the changing perception of Apple, virtual reality helmets inspired by Sword Art Online, and speculating on Mark Zuckerberg's happiness. Exciting discussions on a new podcast launch and gratitude for collaborators.

Learn how to analyze hacked and leaked datasets with Micah Lee, director of information security for The Intercept. Discover the process of uncovering hidden stories within massive datasets, the significance of Discord as a communication platform, and advice for becoming a source and managing risk. Also, explore the hack on Epic and the difficulties in defending against hackers. Check out Micah Lee's new book, 'Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations: The Art of Analyzing Hacked and Leaked Data', for more insights.

An AI writes a book about the last human, exploring themes of AI, climate change, and our doomed future. The hosts discuss their emotional reactions, grief, and the refusal to accept climate change. They also explore the ethical implications of having children and parallel the protagonist's emotional journey with the author's own. They mention an ad-free listening feature on Amazon Music.

This podcast discusses the intersection of artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons, highlighting the uncertainties and dangers. It explores the theory of nuclear deterrence, the evolution of AI, near miss incidents, secret letters on British submarines, and the potential implications of AI in nuclear war. The guest emphasizes the need to embrace uncertainty and the lack of clarity in policy-making.

This podcast discusses the landmark lawsuit between The New York Times and OpenAI, which may change copyright laws. It also explores the significance of AI in the 2024 election, the dangers of AI-generated disinformation, and the fear of creating AGI idols. The chapter also delves into anthropomorphization of AI entities.

Recent train crashes in Ohio and ongoing issues with mass transit in America. Legal liability of Norfolk Southern for train derailments. Fascination with the New York City subway and its problems. Contrast between NYC transit system and the rest of the US. Challenges of the mass transit system including bureaucracy and lost paperwork. International perspectives on mass transit and a railfan's story.

The podcast discusses the decline of the internet, creator culture, and the power of movies. Topics include YouTube plagiarism, the death of film criticism, protecting personal information online, and the frustration of clickbait headlines.

Emerson T. Bro, expert in the impact of social media on warfare, joins the hosts to discuss how online discussion shapes reality in conflict zones. They explore the prevalence of disinformation in the Israel-Hamas conflict, the role of social media in warfare, the rise of Telegram, the TikTok scandal, and the influence of social media on conflict discussion and misinformation.