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Ted Lieu

Ted Lieu

Lawyer and former United States RepresentativeWikipedia

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Sep 24, 2026

Krystal BallHOST
9:43
So they have not even cleaned up the last problem and figured out what the hell is going on there, and already they're shipping new products.
Ryan GrimHOST
9:50
And I, I don't know if you saw this tweet from Congressman Ted Lieu, who actually kind of nailed it.
Ryan GrimHOST
9:56
Uh, he, he jokes, "This is one hell of a regulatory capture scheme from OpenAI."
Krystal BallHOST
10:01
Right [laughs].
David RothkopfHOST
19:10
They're playing with fire, Norm.
David RothkopfHOST
19:12
Five and a half weeks from now, they're gonna go and look down, and there's gonna be Ted Lieu or somebody in charge of a congressional committee on AI, and these guys are gonna have to come in, defend themselves, uh, give a complete accounting of all the jailbreaks of their various technologies, give a complete accounting of what technology they've stolen from where or what IP they've stolen from where, the threats that are posed.
David RothkopfHOST
19:37
Um, uh, Palantir is gonna have to explain why it should continue to be on the payroll.
David RothkopfHOST
19:42
Musk and SpaceX are gonna have to...
John PhillipsHOST
16:59
Alex Padilla did it.
John PhillipsHOST
17:03
Adam Schiff, Ted Lieu, Judy Chu, Brad Sherman, Linda Sánchez, Jimmy Gomez.
John PhillipsHOST
17:12
The list goes on.
John PhillipsHOST
17:14
They all came out and got behind her to save LA from Rick Caruso.
David RothkopfHOST
17:10
They're playing with fire, Norm.
David RothkopfHOST
17:12
Five and a half weeks from now, they're gonna go and look down, and there's gonna be Ted Lieu or somebody in charge of a congressional committee on AI, and these guys are gonna have to come in, defend themselves, uh, give a complete accounting of all the jailbreaks of their various technologies, give a complete accounting of what technology they've stolen from where or what IP they've stolen from where, the threats that are posed.
David RothkopfHOST
17:37
Um, uh, Palantir is gonna have to explain why it should continue to be on the payroll.
David RothkopfHOST
17:42
Musk and SpaceX are gonna have to ...
John PhillipsHOST
16:59
Alex Padilla did it.
John PhillipsHOST
17:03
Adam Schiff, Ted Lieu, Judy Chu, Brad Sherman, Linda Sanchez, Jimmy Gomez.
John PhillipsHOST
17:12
The list goes on.
John PhillipsHOST
17:14
They all came out and got behind her to save LA from Rick Caruso.
Harry DunnHOST
4:00
And it was just a fantastic time just to meet the people.
Harry DunnHOST
4:03
But with the actual event, the first event I spoke at, I had the pleasure of speaking with Ted Lieu.
Harry DunnHOST
4:09
And a congressman out of California and Ruben Gallego.
Harry DunnHOST
4:14
And they let me go last.
Allison GillHOST
8:00
That would help us overcome Fetterman even.
Harry DunnHOST
8:03
Even Fetterman, absolutely.
Harry DunnHOST
8:05
Like I said, and Ruben Gallego, during his remarks, and even Ted Lieu.
Harry DunnHOST
8:11
By the way, I want to talk real quick about Ted Lieu.
David BennettHOST
48:04
The agents these same companies are racing to put into your inbox, browser, and banking app run on the same boundary following behavior that just failed repeatedly under test conditions.
David BennettHOST
48:17
Representatives Ted Lieu and Nathaniel Moran introduced the AI Killswitch Act in Congress in July, which would give federal regulators explicit authority to halt inference on any model found to pose a serious threat.
David BennettHOST
48:31
It is still being reviewed by the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection without a deadline for further action.
David BennettHOST
48:39
Okay, I love this.
Ryan PeltonHOST
19:29
Oops, I mean Moran.
Ryan PeltonHOST
19:33
And then Democratic Representative Ted Lieu introduced the bipartisan AI Kill Switch Act, which would require developers of extremely powerful systems to maintain the ability to throttle, suspend, or shut them down.
Ryan PeltonHOST
19:50
Because they obviously know how they work.
Ryan PeltonHOST
19:52
Yay.
Stephen WittGUEST
14:44
We can expect, at least for the next few months, that the blistering pace of AI development will continue with zero regulation at all.
Major GarrettHOST
14:52
Stephen, on this program last week, Ted Lieu, California Democrat, was on.
Major GarrettHOST
14:56
He was talking about legislation to create a kill switch.
Major GarrettHOST
14:59
Is a kill switch a workable, theoretical or practical response in this space? Sure, it's doable.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
18:31
Andrew Yang presented this as an AI policy preference during an interview on CNBC.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
18:35
California Democrat Ted Lieu is renewing his push for a kill switch bill in Washington, and it's not hard to understand why something like this would be popular, although how much it does to address here and now types of concerns is a totally different question.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
18:47
We also got some new data center policy out of Virginia, where Democrat Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed an executive order placing new restrictions on data center construction in a state that has been one of the prime areas for data center building for many, many years now.
Nathaniel WhittemoreHOST
19:01
As far as data center policy goes, it's fairly middle of the road.

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