Nate Silver
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Sep 11, 2026
To the Republic... To the Pub || A Friendly Fight Over Trump, Vance, ICE, and Elections || With My Buddy Chip, a Tea Party Guy Since the '70s
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39:45ChipGUEST
No, well, they do a slight weighted average.
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39:47ChipGUEST
I mean, they're not like Nate Silver and his 538.
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39:50ChipGUEST
Is he still called 538? I don't think he's called it there anymore.
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39:53ChipGUEST
He's not with 538.
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40:28Corey NathanHOST
I have a problem with people who say the polls are wrong.
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40:32Corey NathanHOST
I think a lot of that has to do with you're not... using the polls or reading the polls the way they're meant to.
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40:38Corey NathanHOST
So Nate Silver, for example, 2016, the first time he was on my radar at all, he gave Trump somewhere between a 30% and 32% chance of winning.
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40:49Corey NathanHOST
So everybody said, oh,
The Forgotten Victims of Sept. 11
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29:54Jane CoastonHOST
There's so much data and information coming at us pretty much all the time, and so much of it is misunderstood and manipulated.
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30:01Jane CoastonHOST
Nate Silver, Claire Malone, and Galen Druke are data journalists who have spent their careers breaking down polls and data.
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30:07Jane CoastonHOST
Every Wednesday evening, they'll dig into the most up-to-date numbers to explain what's happening and why.
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30:14Jane CoastonHOST
They'll cover everything from elections to betting markets to AI.
Inside the G.O.P.’s Trumpapalooza
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2:21Peter HambyHOST
So Republicans on the Senate side have been wanting that.
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2:24Peter HambyHOST
On the House side, we should mention, I think Nate Silver's model has Democrats with an 83% chance to win back the House, but that also means, according to his model, that Republicans still have, like, a 15, 17% chance to keep the House.
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2:42Peter HambyHOST
And I kind of think that is the, the main theme of the midterm convention.
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2:45Peter HambyHOST
You tell me.
Can Trump Beat the Polls Again?
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8:56Matt ToweryGUEST
But i- in, in my opinion, this is gonna be a close contest all over the country, but it certainly is not a guarantee that Democrats are gonna take the Senate, which I think, uh, Mr.
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9:08Matt ToweryGUEST
Silver is saying that there's a good chance they take the Senate or th- they come close.
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9:13Matt ToweryGUEST
I don't agree with Mr.
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9:14Matt ToweryGUEST
Silver.
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9:14Matt ToweryGUEST
I don't agree with Nate Silver's evaluation of pollsters either, or the way he does things, and that's all in my book, by the way, [laughs] The Honoring of Ignorance.
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9:22Matt ToweryGUEST
He- so Nate will really enjoy this.
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9:23Matt ToweryGUEST
It's a good thing I'm retiring after this, and don't say I'm not, Hannity.
“AI #185: Preference Cascade” by Zvi
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End quote.
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40:53Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Nate Silver is very correct here.
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40:55Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
I do not expect a plateau based on everything I am hearing from both labs, and Andrew is largely correct as well.
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Quote.
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Nate Silver.
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41:05Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
I don't think we get to GPT-7 without either a plateau in the technology or something fairly seismic happening.
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41:12Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Seismic includes many subcategories, not all of them bad.
46 MINS LATER
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87:14Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
The new name of the new OpenAI Dean Ball blog is Intelligence Age.
AI #185: Preference Cascade
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46:25Wei DaiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Did the early EAs slash rationalists obsessed with AI safety make the situation better or worse, and how to divide up the credit among them? It's genuinely hard to tell, even now.
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46:37Zvi MowshowitzHOST
Nate Silver is very correct here.
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46:39Zvi MowshowitzHOST
I do not expect a plateau based on everything I am hearing from both labs, and Andrew is largely correct as well.
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46:46Nate SilverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nate Silver I don't think we get to GPT-7 without either a plateau in the technology or something fairly seismic happening.
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46:54Nate SilverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Seismic includes many subcategories, not all of them bad.
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46:58Nate SilverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But the present course of rapid AI advancements while society is approximately the same is running on fumes.
44 MINS LATER
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91:12Zvi MowshowitzHOST
The new name of the new OpenAI Dean Ball blog is Intelligence Age.
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91:17Zvi MowshowitzHOST
Good choice.
“AI #185: Preference Cascade” by Zvi
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40:52Type Three AudioNARRATOR
End quote.
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40:53Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Nate Silver is very correct here, I do not expect a plateau based on everything I am hearing from both labs, and Andrew is largely correct as well.
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Quote.
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Nate Silver.
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I don't think we get to GPT-7 without either a plateau in the technology or something fairly seismic happening.
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41:12Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Seismic includes many subcategories, not all of them bad.
46 MINS LATER
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87:14Type Three AudioNARRATOR
The new name of the new OpenAI Dean Ball blog is Intelligence Age.
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87:19Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Good choice.
Allison Guerriero Exposed a Traitor. Now She's Dead [TEASER]
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9:53Andrea ChalupaHOST
And on top of that, you had James Comey saying that the New York FBI was forcing him to reopen the Hillary Clinton email scandal, and he sends a letter to Congress, the magazine's Congress leaked the letter, and that creates an October surprise from patriarchy hell, where suddenly the New York FBI office is forcing this email investigation to go back open right on the eve of the vote.
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10:21Andrea ChalupaHOST
And Nate Silver does an analysis later on saying that this Comey letter, this October surprise of reopening Hillary Clinton's email scandal forced by New York FBI was a big, big trigger, a big factor in helping tip the vote to Trump in the final days of the 2016 election.
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10:43Andrea ChalupaHOST
Everything I just mentioned, you know, like Giuliani cackling, Manafort making that prediction, the Russians, as we'll find out later, being in all 50 states, hacking every single voting system, reality winner, a contractor for the NSA, risking her very freedom and career to provide the inept intercept with clear proof that the Russians were all up in our voting systems.
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11:05Andrea ChalupaHOST
All of this combined, right? Why am I telling you all about this? Because in addition to all of this, the Russians also had a major, major, major, major purchased official, golden handcuffed official inside our own FBI in New York where it mattered, in New York where all of this went down and tipping the scales in his final days.
BAES 169: so is AGI actually here?
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19:37Ben CahnHOST
Sure.
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19:38Ben CahnHOST
Nate Silver, who we all know and love and are big fans of, chimed in and he said, I don't think we get to GPT-7 without either a plateau in the technology or something fairly seismic happening.
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19:49Ben CahnHOST
Seismic includes many subcategories, not all of them bad.
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19:53Ben CahnHOST
and here's the crucial thing that I agree with, but the present course of rapid AI advancements while society is basically the same is running on fumes.
The Rick Stacy Morning Show 9.10.26
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6:11speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
we'll take a look at the average of the two.
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6:13speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
So you get poll-based models, right? Like that were made famous by Nate Silver.
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6:16speaker_13CORRESPONDENT
These include the fundamentals.
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A 53% chance you average all these different models together.
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