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Sep 2, 2026
The Existential Threat to Palestine, Hanson's Persecution Complex and the Future of Media w/ Antony Loewenstein
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35:42Antony LowensteinGUEST
And I was really pleased to see that story up.
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35:44Antony LowensteinGUEST
I praise the ABC journo, Joey Watson, for getting it up.
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35:48Antony LowensteinGUEST
And I've spoken to Joey a bit about this story in the last month.
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35:51Antony LowensteinGUEST
So yeah, big props to him to do that.
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36:54Antony LowensteinGUEST
Jordan, Egypt...
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36:56Antony LowensteinGUEST
Somaliland, God knows where, somewhere.
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36:59Antony LowensteinGUEST
And this military figure that the ABC interviewed, and I'm glad that that story went completely viral to the journo or journo's credit, and the quotes are quite...
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37:10Antony LowensteinGUEST
On the one hand, you don't often read those quotes in these kinds of stories, but there have been, particularly in the Israeli press, and it often strikes me, Scott, as remarkable, there are so many fucking Western journalists based in Israel mostly in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, for all different outlets, ABC, US, UK, France, Germany, etc.
BONUS - Exposing the dark side of facial recognition technology
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0:59Chris BeerHOST
So what exactly does facial recognition do, and just how far can it go? There's a whole lot we can learn from one of the wildest cautionary tales out there, the Clearview AI scandal from a few years ago.
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1:12Chris BeerHOST
And in this bonus episode, we're revisiting an episode of Secrets We Keep Uncovered from our former colleague Joey Watson, who digs into how this tech was quietly used by the Australian Federal Police and the scandal that threw it right into the spotlight.
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1:26Chris BeerHOST
Here's that episode of Secrets We Keep Uncovered for you now.
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1:31Joey WatsonNARRATOR
Joey Watson here.
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1:32Joey WatsonNARRATOR
[gentle music] In an increasingly interconnected world, journalistic investigations don't stop at borders.
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1:41Joey WatsonNARRATOR
When it became known that a shadowy facial recognition company called Clearview AI had created a massive database capable of identifying almost anyone, anywhere, reporters around the globe picked up the trail, working to uncover how this startup could reshape privacy and policing internationally.
29 MINS LATER
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31:31Cam WilsonGUEST
I don't know.
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31:32Cam WilsonGUEST
But like at the moment, rather than having a nuanced and engaged public debate about this, we're just seeing in this circumstance police figure out ways to use the tools that they're not supposed to and almost no one's the wiser until we, um, were able to get this information via freedom of information request.