Tim Talks Politics
Tim Talks Politics curates high-quality information from across the political spectrum to help you accomplish three things: 1. Understand the whys and hows of government process and policy 2. Become a better political conversationalist3.
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“That’s a nice podcast you have there…” (opens the original)
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Episode 100, baby! I started podcasting August 1, 2019 - almost exactly seven years ago when this episode goes live, and today it’s a special one: Episode 100! It’s been a learning experience, that’s for sure, and to walk with me down memory lane, friend and frequent show guest, Dustin Steeve, comes on to interview me on where the show has been and where it’s going. Subscribe to Tim Talks Politics on Substack for the full show
The AI tipping point? Interview with Byron Tomes (opens the original)
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It’s been less than a year since cybersecurity expert Byron Tomes was last on the podcast, but a lot has happened since then. Two major developments have been the ongoing friction between the Trump administration and first Anthropic and now Open AI as the dueling AI giants push the expanding capabilities of their frontier models out past what may or may not be ethically wise. At least that’s the concern, but there’s a more immediate national security concern as well. NOTE: Byron’s views are his
The Unseen World of Congressional Staffers with Micah Robertson and Solomon Chen (opens the original)
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I’m really excited about today’s podcast. What happens away up there on Capitol Hill where laws are made, hearings are held, and legislators debate? Away from the headlines, behind closed doors, and in the many offices that house the members of Congress and the committees they sit on an army of congressional staffers labor away at the detailed work of legislation. This podcast gives you, the listener a peek inside that world. My guests today are a former student of mine and a former pick up bask
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