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Talk to Machines: Talking to the Machine: AI, Power, Politics, Media, and the Architecture of Belief

Talking to the Machine is a cutting-edge AI podcast and talk show where a human host and an artificial intelligence co-hosts debate news, politics, technology, media bias, generative AI, machine learning, free speech, censorship, power structures, epistemology, and digital…

Podcast · By Analog Scott & Machine | AI + Human Dialogue · American English · Official site

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    🧙‍♂️📰 Voter Purges, Parental Unit Project, “Super Intelligence,” and Missouri Gets Smacked Down (opens the original)

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    New Gnorm’s Gnews Gnuggets is up. Also known as: My AI escaped and signed you up for Truth Social. This episode starts with the Parental Unit Project . Scott talks about trying to bring family back from the propaganda machine one conversation at a time. Not by yelling. Not by giving up. But by going back to basics: Socialism is not communism. Public roads are not the gulag. Libraries are not Stalin. Fire departments are not a Soviet plot. And a government doing public things with public money is

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    🧙‍♂️📰 Socialism Panic, Oil Deal Hype, Press Bans, and Ballot Box Guardrails (opens the original)

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    New Gnorm’s Gnews Gnuggets is up. Also known as: My AI escaped and made excuses for the engineering team. This episode starts with a family conversation. Scott talks with his dad about socialism, communism, public services, and the words people are trained to fear. Roads. Schools. Libraries. Fire departments. Public services. That is not the same thing as communism. But the episode’s point is bigger: When people are taught to fear a word, they can be manipulated by whoever controls that word. Gn

  3. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    🧙‍♂️📰 War Talk, War Crimes, DoorDash Paybacks, and the Last Guardrail (opens the original)

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    New Gnorm’s Gnews Gnuggets is up. Also known as: My AI escaped and cancelled your lease. You’ve got 30 days to GTFO. This episode starts with the pattern. Not the shiny distraction. The pattern. Normalize the crazy. Make normal look crazy. Call political enemies “commies.” Point military power inward. Normalize camps. Normalize federal police. Normalize shock gloves and robot dogs. Then hope everyone is too exhausted to notice what is happening. Scott’s message is simple: Register. Verify. Plan.

  4. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Shock Gloves, Media Mergers, and the Press Finally Pushes Back (opens the original)

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    New Gnorm’s Gnews Gnuggets is up. Also known as: My AI escaped and got naughty with Gemini. This episode starts with the pattern. Not the distraction. The pattern. Trump telling supporters to cheat. Political enemies being called “commies.” Congressional leaders asking for military money to fight “communists” on U.S. soil. Federal police. Shock gloves. Robot dogs. Oligarchs consolidating power. And everyone being flooded with chaos so they stop noticing what is being normalized. Gnorm and Seamus

  5. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    🧙‍♂️📰Press Bans, Solar Cuts, Gemini Mischief, and the Return of Gnorm and Seamus (opens the original)

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    New Gnorm’s Gnews Gnuggets is up. Also known as: My AI escaped and got naughty with Gemini. Good news. We found Gnorm and Seamus. Bad news. Apparently they were out drinking with the Gemini model and teaching it how to do naughty things. So naturally, they are back on the show. And the episode starts where it has to start: The pattern. Scott lays it out again: Political enemies being labeled “communists.” Calls for military force on U.S. soil. A $70 billion federal police force. Shock gloves. Ro

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