May 20, 2026 · 26 min · 14 segments
Peter Thiel's quest to destroy journalism is just getting started. SPONSOR LINK: PlaudAI https://bit.ly/3OAlAO9 10% c Discount Code: CARNEY…
Scott CarneyHost
[angelic singing] The easiest way to explain what Objection AI is all about is to play you their cloyingly AI-generated 30-second trailer.
[tense music] Journalists ruined your reputation, not with evidence, with a narrative.
And when they come for you, there's no way to fight back.
The fake news media has it out for the honest businessmen who control the world.
They make up lies, and these defenseless oligarchs are just powerless to do anything about it.
[tense music] Until now.
Introducing Objection, the first AI tribunal.
And now this part's gonna be really important because, obviously, if the goal is to hold up truth against conniving journalists, then you need someone else you can trust even more.
And yet what they're asking these people to do, well, it looks a lot like journalism.
[tense music] They gather evidence and make it public permanently.
And then they sprinkle in a little fairness of objectivity through the lens of AI sensibilities.
The AI tribunal checks the record and renders the verdict.
That AI is the judge, the jury, and if critics are right, the executioner of the worst journalists in the world because AI, it never hallucinates.
You can save your reputation in days, not years.
Where courts have established standards and centuries of jurisprudence around what constitutes defamation, Objection AI has a shortcut, one that works if you are willing to trust the tech oligarchs with the essence of free speech.
From the team that bankrupted Gawker, mastermind Aaron D'Souza, comes Objection.
[angelic singing] The easiest way to explain what Objection AI is all about is to play you their cloyingly AI-generated 30-second trailer.
[tense music] Journalists ruined your reputation, not with evidence, with a narrative.
And when they come for you, there's no way to fight back.
The fake news media has it out for the honest businessmen who control the world.
They make up lies, and these defenseless oligarchs are just powerless to do anything about it.
[tense music] Until now.
Introducing Objection, the first AI tribunal.
And now this part's gonna be really important because, obviously, if the goal is to hold up truth against conniving journalists, then you need someone else you can trust even more.
And yet what they're asking these people to do, well, it looks a lot like journalism.
[tense music] They gather evidence and make it public permanently.
And then they sprinkle in a little fairness of objectivity through the lens of AI sensibilities.
The AI tribunal checks the record and renders the verdict.
That AI is the judge, the jury, and if critics are right, the executioner of the worst journalists in the world because AI, it never hallucinates.
You can save your reputation in days, not years.
Where courts have established standards and centuries of jurisprudence around what constitutes defamation, Objection AI has a shortcut, one that works if you are willing to trust the tech oligarchs with the essence of free speech.
From the team that bankrupted Gawker, mastermind Aaron D'Souza, comes Objection.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.