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Sep 11, 2026

Toby HowellHOST
4:02
His post and the gen- general sentiment was confirmed by other employees, with one saying, "We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans, and put the odds of that happening at greater than 10%." Ted Cruz chimed in on the view, saying he read that whole tweet thread that the developer put out, adding it was highly concerning.
Toby HowellHOST
4:20
Bernie Sanders echoed the sentiment, saying, "American people overwhelmingly want to ban artificial super intelligence and pause the development of AI." Heck, even Sheryl Crow posted an Instagram story weighing in on Coxon's post, saying, "People should demand our leaders put aside their greed and prevent this from going forward." To sum up the general vibe, Axios wrote an article titled The AI Twilight Zone, where it noted the inherent contradictions that define the AI debate today.
Toby HowellHOST
4:48
On the one hand, a lot of everyday people haven't really found a use case for AI beyond treating it like a more powerful Google, and yet here we are being told that it could end all of humanity.
Toby HowellHOST
4:58
Then you have the people loudly warning of the imminent extinction of our species, and yet continue to build it anyways.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
3:29
Justice for the Al-Qaeda operatives and the plotters of the 9/11 attack that are still alive.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
3:34
Axios News reports that there is one of them, a man named Mr. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, or KSM.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
3:40
He has been at the US detention facility at Guantanamo Bay for years now with a bunch of fights over who and/or how they ought to charge this guy and whether to include this man's confession.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
3:52
Well, the trial date for this man has just recently been set for June 5th of 2028.

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Brian Dean WrightHOST
38:47
As the Wall Street Journal continues to add, that is leaving Democrats in a panic this morning, a state of fury that Senator Fetterman is talking to the Nazis.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
38:57
Next up, Trump and JD Vance are putting some cash on the table in hopes of earning your vote this morning.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
39:03
As they announced in Dallas and Axios news reports, they want Obamacare plan holders to get $500 to help offset, uh, recent cost increases.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
39:13
Also, they announced this week every adult American is going to get a $5,000 check, a stimulus payment, paid for, said the president, with tariff money.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:35
In a speech on Wednesday, he proposed mailing $5,000 to American households next year if Republicans retain their congressional majorities, but he did not mention the Obamacare rebate.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:47
The plan was reported earlier by Axios.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:51
Though administration officials described the checks as refunds to consumers, it will return a disproportionate share of the fees to people with incomes of more than four times the federal poverty level, or around $65,000 for a single person.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
11:07
The $500 total represents more money than any excess fees those customers personally paid as part of their premiums.
Dasha BurnsHOST
2:04
We're eight weeks out from Election Day, which is crazy.
Dasha BurnsHOST
2:08
You know, earlier this year, Axios reported some recordings of you speaking with donors where you warned that tariffs, higher prices and falling retirement accounts could lead Republicans into a, quote, bloodbath in the midterms.
Dasha BurnsHOST
2:22
Bloodbath, you said.
Dasha BurnsHOST
2:24
Now, months later, do you think that still applies?
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
1:50
It comes after a fresh wave of troubling details about the open AI incident where agents escaped a testing environment and hacked into Hugging Face.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
2:00
Here to break it down is Maria Curie, tech policy reporter at Axios.
Maria CuriGUEST
2:05
Some of these researchers, particularly at Anthropic and OpenAI, have long warned of catastrophic risk and of AI dangers and the whole P-Doom probability.
Maria CuriGUEST
2:13
There's different types of guesses and whatnot.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
6:31
You're listening to Marketplace Tech.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
6:32
I'm Megan McCarty Carino.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
6:34
We're back with Maria Curie, tech policy reporter at Axios.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
6:38
All right, well, now we want to take a trip south to the cold, arid plains of Patagonia, which apparently has become a top destination for data center builders.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
60:24
And apparently there was a call on Thursday.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
60:26
This is being reported by Axios.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
60:28
So take it with a grain of salt.
Jamarl ThomasHOST
60:29
that MBS contacted Trump twice yesterday, effectively begging him, attack Ansarullah, help.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:44
Parisa Hafezi, Mohamed Gobari and Timur Azari report for Reuters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:50
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman yesterday called Trump twice, urging him to launch strikes against the Houthis, and Trump declined, sources told Axios.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:01
The United States is concerned about the escalating fighting in Yemen, and is stepping up support for Saudi Arabia, while trying to avoid direct military conflict.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:11
More than 100 U.S. military advisers are on the ground in Saudi Arabia providing intelligence, sources told CNN.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
1:20
It comes after a fresh wave of troubling details about the open AI incident where agents escaped a testing environment and hacked into Hugging Face.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
1:30
Here to break it down is Maria Curie, tech policy reporter at Axios.
Maria CuriGUEST
1:35
Some of these researchers, particularly at Anthropic and OpenAI, have long warned of catastrophic risk and of AI dangers and the whole P-Doom probability.
Maria CuriGUEST
1:43
There's different types of guesses and whatnot.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
5:20
You're listening to Marketplace Tech.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
5:21
I'm Megan McCarty Carino.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
5:23
We're back with Maria Curie, tech policy reporter at Axios.
Megan McCarty CarinoHOST
5:27
All right, well, now we want to take a trip south to the cold, arid plains of Patagonia, which apparently has become a top destination for data center builders.
Matt MervisHOST
37:44
They are absolutely the speed at which this is gone and the risks that are involved, including AI companions.
Matt MervisHOST
37:49
So this is Ina Fried, the executive editor of Axios, just put out a new piece saying that the chatbots are getting better at identifying suicide risk, but honestly, like not great.
Elizabeth RaddayHOST
37:58
Yeah, still not great.
Matt MervisHOST
37:59
Yeah, right.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:44
But he did not mention the Obamacare rebate.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:47
The plan was reported earlier by Axios.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
10:51
Though administration officials describe the checks as refunds to consumers, it will return a disproportionate share of the fees to people with incomes of more than four times the federal poverty level, or around $65,000 for a single person.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
11:07
The $500 total represents more money than any excess fees those customers personally paid as part of their premiums.

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