Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for political eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta. And in a second, we're going to hear from Andrew Chow, who wrote a Time magazine front cover profile of nine different activist politicians, folks from across the political spectrum who are in various ways fighting against AI, whether it's data centers or the encroachment of the technology

or the use of it for young people, et cetera. And he paints a picture of a diverse political

coalition fighting against these very powerful companies who are investing tons of money in their

effort to steamroll any regulation and march forward with this technology

that obviously is very powerful.

And so we'll get to him in a second.

But before we do, a few housekeeping items, number one, I've been writing a lot about AI generally

on my substack.

And I wrote a piece that was not very rosy, but I think paints a picture of where I truly

believe we are right

now and could read that at real Robbie Gupta.substack.com. And my more most recent piece is called

the meltup. And it's all about how I think we're going to see this sort of euphoric use of this

technology before we see a very bleak come down from that. So you can go there and subscribe for

free and read that.

The second piece here is that I have this fitness community that I've been running for eight

years called Squadra, which is, you know, a group of people that come together every year and

we track certain healthy habits and workouts and things like that. And basically it's a way to incentivize you to

work out and be healthy and do it in a sort of team and communal setting. And we have like a hundred

point scale about what it means every week to be healthy, whether you're lifting a certain amount

or doing cardio or eating right. And you compete against other people and you compete as teams.

And we've had everybody from people who are totally beginners in fitness to those who are former professional athletes. So no matter

where you are. So you can sign up now. We're accepting people on a rolling basis. And in March,

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