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The Joe Rogan ExperienceOct 14 · 17:40
Michael Douglas: It’s compounding, you know, versus the 50 percent of people who don’t have stocks living on a paycheck, which is getting smaller and smaller with inflation.
Joe Rogan: Yeah. So it’s a goofy time. And then on top of that, they’re talking about AI taking away everybody’s jobs. And there doesn’t seem to be any real clear path to mitigating the massive effect that that’s going to have on the economy and all these people that are going to be unemployed.
Michael Douglas: Right. Right.
Joe Rogan: It’s a weird thing we’re in the middle of right now.
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“As you think about AI potentially replacing human beings, I see this argument a lot… And that’s just not the history of labor.”
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“There was another good story in the Atlantic about AI jobs and how there’s going to be like new jobs created by AI that no one even thinks about.”
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Daily digest: Data centers — 104 new episodes
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Oct 21The takeaway
Podcasts portrayed data centers as investment engines facing backlash over electricity, water and noise. They explored nuclear power opportunities, community compensation and Anthropic’s pursuit of overseas capacity as American opposition threatened expansion.
The Beat with Ari Melber · Paris Marx · 38:59
These are massive data centers that have tons of servers, graphics cards, you know, under one roof. They require a lot of electricity, a lot of water.
Moonshots · Chamath Palihapitiya · 40:43
It’s more electric cars, more electric fridges, more electric televisions, PCs, laptops. And data centers.
Most of the arguments about the data centers are nonsense. It’s not that hard to solve the specific problems.
Guy Benson Show · Newt Gingrich · 1:20:37
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103 more episodes mentioned data centers on Oct 21, from The Beat with Ari Melber to Moonshots