Jun 24, 2026 · 55 min · 9 segments
The evasiveness of AI companies, calls for a nationwide datacenter moratorium, Amazon backs out of Sam Altman biopic, Pentagon used Grok AI to fire missiles at Iran, MSG made dossier on activists who…
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Rob T. FireflyPanelistGilaPanelistYou might have seen some news floating around earlier concerning this summer's Hope Conference and frustration that the organizers have been having dealing with AI companies.
In particular, when you're trying to have a dialogue, you're trying to have like a forum, a back and forth, it's interesting to see their habits.
It's basically this behavior that has been noticed whenever an AI company is being communicated with.
In every case, when representatives of AI companies learned that a talk that they were possibly going to give at a conference, at any conference pretty much, would not be allowed to be a mere unchallenged sales pitch.
They became significantly less interested, and when they learned that audience members would be not only allowed but encouraged to ask questions, The representatives stopped responding altogether.
All of these are artificial intelligence companies and programs that many of us use on a day-to-day basis.
God knows they come in and they copy all kinds of data that we produce, content that we create.
They take it, they use it to train their artificial intelligence models to get better at what they do.
But they draw the line at actually having a dialogue and listening to possible critique.
But I think they have a sense that most people aren't going to be very happy to talk to them.
You might have seen some news floating around earlier concerning this summer's Hope Conference and frustration that the organizers have been having dealing with AI companies.
In particular, when you're trying to have a dialogue, you're trying to have like a forum, a back and forth, it's interesting to see their habits.
It's basically this behavior that has been noticed whenever an AI company is being communicated with.
In every case, when representatives of AI companies learned that a talk that they were possibly going to give at a conference, at any conference pretty much, would not be allowed to be a mere unchallenged sales pitch.
They became significantly less interested, and when they learned that audience members would be not only allowed but encouraged to ask questions, The representatives stopped responding altogether.
All of these are artificial intelligence companies and programs that many of us use on a day-to-day basis.
God knows they come in and they copy all kinds of data that we produce, content that we create.
They take it, they use it to train their artificial intelligence models to get better at what they do.
But they draw the line at actually having a dialogue and listening to possible critique.
But I think they have a sense that most people aren't going to be very happy to talk to them.
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