The podcast examines the controversy surrounding X's Grok chatbot generating sexualized images, particularly of women and children, and the platform's slow response to removing them. It highlights how this capability is being exploited publicly on X, often to harass and bully individuals. The discussion covers the muted response from regulators and the potential legal liabilities X may face. Kate Conger, a reporter from The Times, shares insights from victims, emphasizing the anger and embarrassment they experience. The hosts also explore the implications of AI-driven coding tools, like Claude Code, on software development and the broader job market, weighing the benefits of democratization against potential risks of automation and recursive self-improvement. Finally, the hosts dissect a viral food delivery hoax, revealing the increasing sophistication of online deception and the challenges it poses for journalism.
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