10/6/26: Sam Altman Says Bad Things Coming From AI, Wemby Blasts Sports Gambling Partnership
The podcast examines the societal and ethical implications of AI development and sports betting expansion in the U.S., critiquing the unchecked power of tech CEOs like Sam Altman and the moral contradictions of high-profile athletes promoting gambling. The hosts argue that both industries
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