as for an oxley at gmail. com is the chief political advisor to the bel air version of position lead up step on it. so you can also scale who's been in exile in this way and here since 2020. i asked him for his reaction to the announcement that if you, any precaution is now in his country and below. ruth's progressions traveled over letters as very adventurous for the little sham society for a better sense, so that any 10 for abilities and independence more over and it will create france to pull up between yeah, and lots. yeah. it's very likely the progression of a lot of ref alone by people bring his mercenaries, thousands of people. we're participating in torture in killing. so if you premiums and the right now together with lucas, you and they can create the nuclear threats to our neighbors. simply entire continents, so it's like the allow the future again of criminals to do what they want without any punishment. do you think the nuclear threat, israel there, or it's real, but i mean nuclear metaphorically. but there is also nuclear look metaphorically because on one hand, we have

guest: in oxley does. the biggest example, the one i'm sure all of your listeners and waters have benefited from, is spam filtering. it is a format for ai. because we are able to apply some of this morning, we can identify this. these types of technologies, they are very good at absorbing a giant amount of data and identifying patterns in them. the types of cybersecurity attacks that might be difficult if a human was management -- manually monitoring them, certain things ai systems can and do help cybersecurity experts identify problems. can they stop all of it? no. bad actors are creative as well. they have access to tools and they try to do things. but ai is one tool but the good guys can use to deal with some of these. host: you said you are an optimist on ai. do you think the overall narrative is more pessimistic? we started with this headline from yesterday about human extinction and ai. you heard the comments from majority leader schumer that we played overall, who is trying to change the narrative o

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because i knew under sarbanes oxley, i knew they were legally bound to tell the board can tell investors that there was this fraudulent activity going on. well, i, uh, i got their attention. all right. i subsequently to not to come back to the bank. and this was not a fun time in my life, i imagine not going back to that period. you were clearly a detail person. you were looking at the numbers, the charge, the graphs, the complicated data related not just the economy, of course, but to the banks holdings and loans. you saw this troubling pattern. you went to the banks, executives about it. and the reaction then was well at the beginning to just ignore you. why is it, why is it that they chose to ignore you? because obviously they have access to the same kind of information that you had. you are the one who are supposed to, who is supposed to be sort of the, the, the analyst for them. so why, why did they just dismiss you? and no one could argue with what i was saying. like, these are just technical exceptions. you know, there's no fee, but this is tony. yeah, we're going to have watches

that is why we are looking at companies like oxley petroleum.buffett owns 20 weight percent of the company -- 28% of the company. we believe it's undervalued. it's not just oil, it's natural gas. in the right direction. we think looking at areas like that, i want to add, even though originally i had not discussed it pre-interview, but u.s. bancorp, usb, there are still some financials, even if the fed raises rates, there are so many shorts on a bank like usb that all we need is good news and we will see usb suddenly get back to where it was. there is also value in some of the electric vehicle companies that have been left behind with everybody crazy about artificial intelligence. shery: are you making an ai bed at this point? hilary: the only ai pet i would make is palantir. palantir's problem is transparency. everybody believes since the minute palantir went public, and first it did well in the $30-$40 range that palantir would be the next 1000 dollars stock. peter thiel was behind it. but so many of palantir's clients are governments. the secr

because i knew under sarbanes oxley, i knew they were legally bound to tell the board can count investors that those as fraudulent activity going on. well, it's a, uh, i got their attention, all right. i subsequently not to come back to the bank and this was not a fun time in my life. i imagine not going back to that period. you were clearly a detail person. you were looking at the numbers, the charge, the graphs, the complicated data related not just the economy, of course, but to the banks holdings and loans. you saw this troubling pattern. you went to the banks, executives about it. and the reaction then was well at the beginning to just ignore you. why is it, why is it that they chose to ignore you? because obviously they have access to the same kind of information that you had. you are the one who are supposed to, who was supposed to be sort of the, the, the analyst for them. so why, why did they just dismiss you? and no one could argue with what i was saying. these are just technical exceptions. you know, there's no fee, but this is tony, you know, we're gonna have watches on this.

guest: in oxley does.he biggest example, the one i'm sure all of your listeners and waters have benefited from, is spam filtering. it is a format for ai. because we are able to apply some of this morning, we can identify this. these types of technologies, they are very good at absorbing a giant amount of data and identifying patterns in them. the types of cybersecurity attacks that might be difficult if a human was management -- manually monitoring them, certain things ai systems can and do help cybersecurity experts identify problems. can they stop all of it? no. bad actors are creative as well. they have access to tools and they try to do things. but ai is one tool but the good guys can use to deal with some of these. host: you said you are an optimist on ai. do you think the overall narrative is more pessimistic? we started with this headline from yesterday about human extinction and ai. you heard the comments from majority leader schumer that we played overall, who is trying to change the narrative on

well, john oxley, affected him. is— sunak, and it's the wording of this, which is very, very interesting. _ this, which is very, very interesting. prime minister , interesting. prime minister, nowing— interesting. prime minister, nowing noon— interesting. prime minister, having been able to get so much iono— having been able to get so much gone—nowe- done previously, i have sirnggioo— done previously, i have struggled-to- done previously, i have struggled to hold the done previously, i have- struggled -to hold the line struggled even to hold the line in roooni— struggled even to hold the line in recent months.— struggled even to hold the line in recent months. the problem is not in recent months. the problem is noi iioi— in recent months. the problem is noi iioi iio— in recent months. the problem is not that the government is nosiiio— not that the government is nosiiio io — not that the government is hostile to the— not that the government is hostile to the environment. it is iioi— hostile to the environment. it is