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Sep 15, 2026

Bill GatesGUEST
6:08
And so I'm, I'm really surprised it's not more top of mind, and that's, you know, the memo I did last week was to try to raise- You know, say there should be this visibility.
Bill GatesGUEST
6:20
The Goalkeepers report is more me, you know, as the full-time chairman of the Gates Foundation talking about how profoundly using AI is influencing our ambition and allowing us, you know, to say, "Okay, we're gonna get to farmers in a better way.
Bill GatesGUEST
6:40
We're gonna get new medical tools a lot faster." You know, that's mostly on trying to accelerate the positive impacts where a country with, you know, far, far too few doctors, this really is kind of miraculous if it gets implemented and funded the right way.
Katie PrescottHOST
6:57
It does feel to me that a lot of what you say in your memo, but also in the report, is trying to very publicly shake people out of complacency.
Katie PrescottHOST
11:19
So I don't know, AI needs to be in Chichewa in Malawi, not necessarily just in English.
Katie PrescottHOST
11:26
But how do you persuade the tech companies that are developing it to do that and sort of pursue the good over profit and, and, and should we be doing that?
Bill GatesGUEST
11:35
The four companies that the Gates Foundation's engaged with, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI, they're not falling short in terms of wanting to help with beneficial use.
Bill GatesGUEST
11:50
You know, OpenAI has this gigantic foundation.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:01
The government is planning legislative changes early next year to strengthen online safety, including enforcement through age checks.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:10
The Gates Foundation plans to use Singapore as a base to expand access to artificial intelligence across the region.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:17
According to The Straits Times, it will formally open its Singapore office in October.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:22
The foundation has pledged at least US$1 billion globally over two years for AI initiatives in education, healthcare and agriculture.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:01
The government is planning legislative changes early next year to strengthen online safety, including enforcement through age checks.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:10
The Gates Foundation plans to use Singapore as a base to expand access to artificial intelligence across the region.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:17
According to The Straits Times, it will formally open its Singapore office in October.
Carrie ChongHOST
2:22
The foundation has pledged at least US$1 billion globally over two years for AI initiatives in education, healthcare and agriculture.
Stacey ArnoldGUEST
19:04
And what Caring Cross has done has been written up to show this proof of concept and these models where you know, with strong scientific rigor, with good on the ground partnership and collaboration that you can actually provide these therapies in the communities that need it and still, again, retain the bottom line.
Stacey ArnoldGUEST
19:25
I think the other part that CaringCross and other organizations can provide is, and even I believe the Gates Foundation is getting into this as well, is providing some philanthropics support that makes it maybe easier for industry to collaborate and participate.
Stacey ArnoldGUEST
19:40
And so these are just one example of a way that you can get these treatments to those who need it.
Krista LamHOST
19:46
So Bambi, can you tell us a little bit about some of the private partner and NGO projects that are going on, like, for example, Caring Cross?
Joanna ColesHOST
11:10
Right.
Jacob WeisbergGUEST
11:11
You know, Bill Gates has the Gates Foundation and, you know, w- wants, wants to fight disease in the Third World.
Jacob WeisbergGUEST
11:16
Bezos thinks he's gonna build these colonies in space or help us get there, and when that was jeopardized, I think he knuckled under.
Joanna ColesHOST
11:23
So this is about lunar economics.
AndrewHOST
37:24
The World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders program has similar secretive training programs.
AndrewHOST
37:34
So multiple of these Stanford professors have direct ties to Gates Foundation policy initiatives.
AndrewHOST
37:39
Of course, there's nepotism when it comes to global governance.
AndrewHOST
37:47
Isn't that wild? What do you guys think about that, huh? 1984, digital camouflage.
Mike KoenigerGUEST
16:42
a purple state, doesn't it? It's insane, Joe, and there is a reason why this is happening, and I believe this in my heart of hearts.
Mike KoenigerGUEST
16:53
First off, let's talk Soros, Bloomberg, the Gates Foundation, all these people are funding this.
Mike KoenigerGUEST
16:58
We're going to be outspent.
Mike KoenigerGUEST
17:00
My father, Dan, said 10 to 1.
Dhir JhingranGUEST
34:32
I have a bias towards foundational learning.
Dhir JhingranGUEST
34:35
And therefore, I would suggest, if you've not done already, is Dr. Benjamin Piper, who heads the global education in Gates Foundation.
Dhir JhingranGUEST
34:47
Because I haven't seen a stronger advocate in what he writes, speaks, and in his interviews for the importance of foundational learning.
Svenia BussonHOST
34:57
Amazing.
Wendy BellHOST
5:11
Here's Nick.
Nic HulscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:14
[gentle music] Gates Foundation began developing the mark of the beast implants.
Nic HulscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:19
In, uh, 2019 they published the first paper.
Nic HulscherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:24
These are microneedle patch implants that install quantum dots into the human body.
Heather GateGUEST
20:24
So that's a little bit of that.
Heather GateGUEST
20:26
And then the other success story that we had was we partnered with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation many years ago to go to rural libraries that had broadband speeds under five meg, like small rural libraries.
Heather GateGUEST
20:42
And so part of the events that we hosted was training these libraries on how they can transform internet policy into something that's really built into their strategic planning.
Heather GateGUEST
20:56
Because before people treated broadband like it was nice to have infrastructure.

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