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Sep 17, 2026

Mustafa SuleymanGUEST
15:59
Um, but I think everybody is now realizing that if they haven't already, they have to put out, you know, constitutions or codes of conduct that drive behavior.
Nilay PatelHOST
16:08
One of the interesting dynamics here is that I know you find the concept of model welfare to be silly.
Nilay PatelHOST
16:15
The last time you were on the show, you said Anthropic had wire-headed themselves into believing Claude was conscious, and that was ridiculous.
Nilay PatelHOST
16:21
It's in the con- it's in your document that the models are not conscious, and we shouldn't treat them as such.

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Mustafa SuleymanGUEST
27:57
The problem is we're communicating substantive ideas in sort of hyper-aggressive short form.
Mustafa SuleymanGUEST
28:03
Um, so you know, I've tried to put out a bunch of very, like, thorough...
Mustafa SuleymanGUEST
28:08
It's a 40-page document, our Humanist AI code of conduct, and my essay this morning on model welfare, you know, is, is also like a 20-page essay that v- in a very detailed way highlights the 99-page Anthropic Constitution word for word, which I personally did myself, and we created a taxonomy that is 20 pages long of all the different types of anthropomorphism that they do.
Mustafa SuleymanGUEST
28:33
Um, and so I've tried to be like very thorough and evidence-based and specific and not like super hyperbolic.
Brad MillsGUEST
15:46
backwards? I was Elgin City at youth, and then I was at Lossie youth as well, and then kind of took a break from football and then Probably, well, I've been at Duffton three seasons now.
Brad MillsGUEST
16:03
Before that, I was at Craigallocky and Welfare for two seasons.
Brad MillsGUEST
16:05
Oh, yeah, okay.
Brad MillsGUEST
16:07
So, three seasons ago is when I signed for Duffton.

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Ross FiskGUEST
41:38
And my mum and dad, my dad, he's the vice chairman of the club, and my mum's the treasurer, and out of there, they do a power of work as well.
Ross FiskGUEST
41:45
So, yeah, I have to give a lot of credit to them too, and especially Natasha Suter as well.
Ross FiskGUEST
41:51
She took on the role for me as secretary of the club, because when we were at Welfare, I did secretary role as well, along with playing, so... she took that burden off of me.
Ross FiskGUEST
41:59
So I'm very thankful for that because it's not an easy job.
Katie HannonHOST
4:53
But as you say, you're Minister for Social Protection.
Katie HannonHOST
4:57
If you were somebody who maybe can't get up early in the morning, who is relying on social welfare or on a fixed income, what are you going to be able to do for them?
Dara CallearyGUEST
5:06
We're going to be working.
Dara CallearyGUEST
5:08
My budget this year in 2026 is €28.9 billion.
Tim PoolHOST
65:08
And we'll see you all next time.
Tim PoolHOST
65:12
Zoran Mamdani is suing the Trump administration because he wants non-citizens to have access to welfare programs.
Tim PoolHOST
65:21
It's pretty amazing, actually, because we went from immigrants, illegal immigrants, refugees and otherwise do not receive welfare or they're paying into it, to now we must file a lawsuit to make sure illegal immigrants get access to public benefits.
Tim PoolHOST
65:37
It's fascinating because we've got a bunch of cultural moments where leftist destructive ideas become memes in pop culture.
Tim PoolHOST
65:46
This is what we saw when woke got out of control and it's happening again.
Tim PoolHOST
67:03
But let's hear it from the man himself.
Tim PoolHOST
67:05
We've got this video of Mayor Mamdani.
Tim PoolHOST
67:08
Greg Price saying Mamdani announces that he's suing the Trump admin over the new rule that allows them to deny green cards to foreigners who are likely to rely on welfare.
speaker_2HOST
27:52
The broader implications of this are profound, especially when we look at how the act of looking at systemic issues like poverty or institutional failure has evolved over the decades.
speaker_3HOST
28:02
If you look at Wiseman's 1975 film Welfare and compare it to how we consume media today, the difference is incredibly jarring.
speaker_2HOST
28:10
Welfare focused entirely on the exhausting, endless bureaucratic loop of the institution itself.
speaker_3HOST
28:17
Today, modern media coverage of poverty relies heavily on expert talking heads, slick data visualizations and fast paced stories of individual trauma.
speaker_2HOST
28:26
The modern approach is usually designed to either combat political polarization with a tidy, easily digestible narrative, or frankly, just to generate outrage and clicks.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:39
Women accounted for ninety-four thousand two hundred ninety-eight, or eighty-eight percent, of all centenarians, while men numbered thirteen thousand three hundred seventy-nine.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:48
When the Social Welfare for the Elderly Law was enacted in 1963, only one hundred fifty-three centenarians lived in Japan.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:56
But the number exceeded ten thousand in 1998 and fifty thousand in 2012.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:01
It has continued rising since and has increased by about one point six times over the past decade.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:50
Women accounted for ninety-four thousand two hundred ninety-eight, or eighty-eight percent, of all centenarians, while men numbered thirteen thousand three hundred seventy-nine.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:00
When the Social Welfare for the Elderly Law was enacted in 1963, only one hundred fifty-three centenarians lived in Japan.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:08
But the number exceeded ten thousand in 1998 and fifty thousand in 2012.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:13
It has continued rising since and has increased by about one point six times over the past decade.
Jerry JusticeHOST
85:10
We have a lot to do.
Jerry JusticeHOST
85:11
Enase se social welfare nni ade adi, ommo na nk so-
KwakuPANELIST
85:14
Yeah, serious.
Jerry JusticeHOST
85:15
Nny ogya no.
Jerry JusticeHOST
89:22
[foreign language]
speaker_5UNKNOWN
89:24
[foreign language]
Jerry JusticeHOST
89:26
[foreign language] social welfare.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
89:27
[foreign language]
Tamara VelsherGUEST
11:58
And Ukrainian Chamber will open 12 departments already that started working.
Tamara VelsherGUEST
12:05
I will tell you it's Ukrainian Theatre, Union of Ukrainian Women, Ukrainian Museum, Ukrainian Educational Center, Ukrainian Single Group and Dancing Group, Craft Center, Social Welfare, even marathon, and Ukrainian news and social media, and yet, of course, Ukrainian business.
Tamara VelsherGUEST
12:29
And we have a best group.
Tamara VelsherGUEST
12:31
We have a national artist of Ukraine, Anatoliy Matvichuk, with us.
Tim WarburtonHOST
24:24
With Dwyer convicted and imprisoned in Scotland, the focus in Ireland turned to political calls for accountability.
Tim WarburtonHOST
24:30
Opposition politicians and child welfare advocates called on the Irish government to establish an independent public inquiry into Madonna House, St Kieran's, and the broader vetting procedures of residential childcare facilities.
Tim WarburtonHOST
24:45
The public response of the Irish state was delivered by Charles Haughey, who had been appointed Minister for Health and Social Welfare in July 1977.
Tim WarburtonHOST
24:54
Addressing the demands for a transparent investigation, the minister formally rejected calls for a public inquiry.
Tim WarburtonHOST
25:01
In a public statement recorded in single-source political coverage, the minister stated that he could not see that any benefit would be derived from holding a public inquiry.

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