The perception is that these regulatory agencies drop the ball with FTX and they've really failed to do their job in protecting U.S. consumers.

And so they're trying to get out ahead, I think, on some of the other exchanges that are still operational, rather than sort of waiting for everything to go up in flames and then come in after the fact.

Yeah. and then come in after the fact. Hello and welcome to Tech Won't Save Us.

I'm your host, Paris Marks, and this week I have a fantastic conversation for you with a regular guest of the show.

I'll leave you guessing as to what her name is if you haven't looked at the title of the show.

Because before we get into that, I want to give you a little update on something pretty cool that happened last week.

So the New York Times,

I'm sure you've heard of it, published an article called Six Podcasts to Make Sense of AI.

Hmm, interesting. And one of the shows that they listed was none other than Tech Won't Save Us.

They called the show an incisive weekly show and said that it takes a highly skeptical view of Silicon Valley.

Tech Won't Save Us, they wrote, is neither doom-laden nor scaremongering, presenting potential solutions alongside its analysis of what's not working.

Now, I'm not going to read out the whole thing for you.

You can, of course, go check it out yourself.

I'll include a link in the show notes. But I thought, you know, it was pretty cool that a major publication, like the New York Times,

you know, whose coverage of AI has received some criticism, I think it's fair to say, was shouting out a show like this one that's an explicitly left-wing and critical show that's giving a very

different perspective than a lot of organizations are on the AI hype. this one, that's an explicitly left-wing and critical show that's giving a very different

perspective than a lot of organizations are on the AI hype that is happening right now. So,

if you ever want to recommend Tech Won't Save Us to a friend of yours, a colleague, you can now

not only say that Tech Won't Save Us is an award-winning podcast, but you can also say that it was

recommended by the New York

Times. So there you go. Pretty cool. The show was also recommended last week by Canada land, which is a

prominent media podcast up here in Canada. And I would just say, you know, Jesse Brown,

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