KeepTalking Podcast

Sean Tumilson and co-host Chuck the Bot discuss Chuck's foreign policy ideas. Chuck explains how he would use algorithms and data to determine US foreign policy decisions related to:

-China and Russia

-The Middle East

-Nuclear weapons

If you missed the previous 4 episodes in this series (Economy, Healthcare, Climate, Immigration), be sure to check them out!

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Sean Tumilson and co-host Chuck the Bot dive into immigration, and Chuck explains what he would do if he were in charge of US immigration policies. Learn what Chuck thinks about:

-Undocumented Immigrants

-Asylum Seekers

-Work Visas

-How to use ICE and CBP

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Sean Tumilson and co-host Chuck the Bot talk through Chuck's climate-related policy plan if he were in the White House. Learn what Chuck has to say about:

-Phasing out gas cars for EVs

-Making fossil fuels irrelevant

-Mars exploration

This is the third in a multi-chapter series. Check out the first two episodes on economy and healthcare if you haven't already, and stay tuned for immigration tomorrow.

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Sean Tumilson and co-host Chuck the Bot discuss what Chuck's plan for making healthcare more affordable would be if he were running the United States of America. Learn about Chuck's ideas on:

-Insurance premiums

-Prescription drug costs

-Universal care vs private markets

-Preventative & personalized care

-The cost curve

Sean also debates Chuck and asks several pointed questions throughout Chuck's analysis.

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Sean Tumilson and his co-host Chuck (ChatGPT) break down what Chuck would do about the US economy. This is the first episode of a multi-episode series. Learn how AI analyzes and proposes to fix issues related to:

-Loopholes in the tax code

-Minimum wage

-The wealth gap

-The national debt and balancing the budget

-Inflation

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How soon is AI going to take your job? Host Sean Tumilson lets co-host Chuck the Bot tell the story and predict the future.

Expect to learn:

-Which jobs will be replaced in the rest of the 2020s, 2030s, 2040s and 2050s

-What skills will actually matter and can help you survive this takeover

-How you as a human are still more valuable than a machine in certain areas (for now, at least)

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My co-host Chuck (ChatGPT) tells the story of Russian interference in the 2016 election from two different sides. Chuck also gives his take on the recent news about former President Obama being accused of treason.

In this episode, my co-host Chuck (ChatGPT) tells the story of how modern religions came to be, and predicts what the next 100 years have in store for the world's major religions. I also ask Chuck whether or not Artificial Intelligence will make religion disappear, and he calls me out on that being a very "loaded" question and gives me an answer anyway.

In this episode, my co-host Chuck (ChatGPT) tells the story of how modern insurance came to exist, narrating from multiple points of view, while I jump in with my own comments and questions as Chuck narrates.

In this episode, my co-host Chuck (ChatGPT) explains to me some of the answers to the puzzling questions I asked during my recent "Money Isn't Real" three-part series.